What an angel you are to have rescued them, you are wonderful!!
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I need to stop going to the vet
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MA, they're gorgeous! They look like they are settling in well (what a suprise!
). I look forward to your updates; I love these stories you have to tell!
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They will not eat dry food, wet food, tuna, baby food, salmon, or kitty kavair. So I have been feeding them campground food- pieces of steak, scrambled eggs and cheese, hot dogs cooked and mashed- they are scarfing that up. I put some aquarium rocks in their water and now they are drinking. I had the one female with the exclamation mark marking on her nose in my lap this morning- the two long hairs are still glued together and growling and hissing at me all the time-
Slow and steady wins this race-
Awwww poor cherubs
I love watching my two eat to start with but to watch hungry little mites eating would melt my heart
alas, i am now back to not being able to see your pix... for a brief while there, i could, but no longer
i'm sure they're cute as the dickens, tho!
i'm sure they're cute as the dickens, tho!
They are VERY cute and VERY lucky!
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Once again, MA shows us how to think like a cat. They came from a campground, so they eat campground food. I would never have thought of that, I am sure, but it is obvious, once you get it.
They are lovely, although I think they look pretty scared in those photos. Poor babies!
Does the cat room just stay empty when there are no "visitors"?
They are lovely, although I think they look pretty scared in those photos. Poor babies!
Does the cat room just stay empty when there are no "visitors"?
They are so cute!
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No the cat room is rarely empty. All my cats have started out there, so they call it home- The door is always open when there are no new cats coming in so they go in and out at will- there has been a flurry of activity at the door when I am inside with the new group - pictures below
Meet India- so named because the mark on her nose reminds me of paintbrush applying india ink-
Tipster meets Prowler
Great sign of Acceptance! "Here, smell my rump!
Meet India- so named because the mark on her nose reminds me of paintbrush applying india ink-
Tipster meets Prowler
Great sign of Acceptance! "Here, smell my rump!
Aren't they just beautiful! I'm sure you'll have them well socialized in no time.
You have such a wonderful talent for it. Ferals just seem to know that you understand them.
Their coats are lovely and glossy aren't they?!
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Meet Chaplain
And here is Dash
Chaplain likes to hide-
Oh they look sweeter every day
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Cat bed is a bit crowded. They are coming right along
Awwww, how cute!! I love them!
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Indy checked out the enclosure and approved
I've been neglecting FurPictures and just look what I missed!! MA, those sweeties are gorgeous and coming along nicely! If you're a stray kitty you can do lots worse than find yourself in MA's Cat Room! -- and not much better!
They are gorgeous indeed. I missed this thread until this eve, sorry!
