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Here are some pics of my newest foster kittens. Like some of last year's, these came from a hoarding situation. They're still trying to get the last kitten...big vibes for her capture! These poor babes are terrified, and underweight...their spines are sticking out, and I can feel all their ribs. They're the best example of why it is so important to spay and neuter!
Here's the group. They've never been handled, so they're feral at this point. Since they're probably around 6 weeks, we have high hopes that they socialize nicely. The orange one is handle-able, but the other two have to be wrapped in a towel for handling. I learned that the hard way.
Here they are after they pulled themselves together a bit.
Here's the cream boy (we think it's a boy anyway)
And the tortie girl (who managed to cut me up pretty good so far!
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And here's the little orange/white girl. I think that gray splooch on her head is oil or grease. I don't believe an orange cat can have a gray spot. I guess time will tell.
Here's the group. They've never been handled, so they're feral at this point. Since they're probably around 6 weeks, we have high hopes that they socialize nicely. The orange one is handle-able, but the other two have to be wrapped in a towel for handling. I learned that the hard way.
Here they are after they pulled themselves together a bit.
Here's the cream boy (we think it's a boy anyway)
And the tortie girl (who managed to cut me up pretty good so far!
And here's the little orange/white girl. I think that gray splooch on her head is oil or grease. I don't believe an orange cat can have a gray spot. I guess time will tell.
