After the drama of hte puppy on Tuesday, I went out onthe terrace with my usual cup of tea this morning and these little guys were huddled on the steps. For several days I have thought I heard meows and have looked, but couldn't find anything, and now here they are.
I guess they are around 10-11 weeks old, very bony and frightened, and one is much bigger than the other. I got some food and goat milk and the big one came running and scoffed the lot. The other just sat there. Anyway, I managed to pick them both up - they did not fight at all, put them in a carrier and drove them straight to the vet. Like me, Haris is worried about the smaller one, who is very lethargic and has dull eyes, and he is keeping them for 24 hours to observe them while he does the necessary shots etc. They are both girls and the loveliest pale grey colour with a few splashes of darker grey. I don't know what to do, assuming they are both OK - I can't have any more and I just got my friends a new kitten through Haris. It is the most difficult thing to find homes. Maybe I will have to keep them as outdoor cats and spay them when the time is right. While I was at the Vet Faculty a guy came in with a cardboard box that he said he had found on a tram. Inside were 8 kits, not more than two days old, all dark grey. But there was nothing the vets could do - they don't operate a shelter and there is no cat home in Sarajevo. The guy went away, and I dread what the fate of those little ones might be. There is no way I could have taken them, but I feel bad for not offering.
I guess they are around 10-11 weeks old, very bony and frightened, and one is much bigger than the other. I got some food and goat milk and the big one came running and scoffed the lot. The other just sat there. Anyway, I managed to pick them both up - they did not fight at all, put them in a carrier and drove them straight to the vet. Like me, Haris is worried about the smaller one, who is very lethargic and has dull eyes, and he is keeping them for 24 hours to observe them while he does the necessary shots etc. They are both girls and the loveliest pale grey colour with a few splashes of darker grey. I don't know what to do, assuming they are both OK - I can't have any more and I just got my friends a new kitten through Haris. It is the most difficult thing to find homes. Maybe I will have to keep them as outdoor cats and spay them when the time is right. While I was at the Vet Faculty a guy came in with a cardboard box that he said he had found on a tram. Inside were 8 kits, not more than two days old, all dark grey. But there was nothing the vets could do - they don't operate a shelter and there is no cat home in Sarajevo. The guy went away, and I dread what the fate of those little ones might be. There is no way I could have taken them, but I feel bad for not offering.