Sooo precious!
Lovely mama cat does really seem to be on top of things! I imagine you won't have a difficult time finding them homes with gingers being so popular.
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Bringing in October With Four Tiny Orange Fluffballs.
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The four little ginger babes are three weeks old, and I FINALLY got a good photo of all of them!
I believe in the photo from left to right gender is girl, boy, boy, girl. I am 100% positive about the pale boy and the girl on the end, but the other two are so similar in coloring I can't be sure from the photo which is which!
I believe in the photo from left to right gender is girl, boy, boy, girl. I am 100% positive about the pale boy and the girl on the end, but the other two are so similar in coloring I can't be sure from the photo which is which!
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Ohmygosh I know! And admittingly, all I do when I go see them daily.
oh, they're just so darling! and that's a truly great photo!
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They're all just adorable!
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Oh yes she lets me touch them. I pick them up and pet them and kiss their little bitty noses! They are even starting to run to the kennel door to see me when I check on them, and I check on them multiple times a day. I have to let H.P out to use. The bathroom and to eat, since living in the south means ants I can't put food in the kennel with her. The little ones will start getting wet food on their fourth week, just a little once a day and I will add a litter box then as well.:heart3:They are way too cute, how could you NOT go see them every day! Precious that she showed you where she had them, she must have a lot of trust in you: will HP let you touch them at all? From 3 weeks they start to learn socialising and will start to benefit from any positive human and other socialisation experiences they are able to get (well according to the Paul Bradshaw Cat book I'm reading at the moment anyway).
You must have really built trust with HP that she is letting you be with her babies. What a compliment. And sounds like they are loving the contact so hopefully they will be gentle and confident enough with people to be able to find safe homes as they get bigger. They are definitely cute!
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Week four and here's H.P taking a much needed break from her four very active and playful babies!
They had their first meal of wet food this morning and their litter box was put in the kennel.
Look, look! One of them already used it! You can see the little piddle spot!
They had their first meal of wet food this morning and their litter box was put in the kennel.
Look, look! One of them already used it! You can see the little piddle spot!
Me-oh-my, they got even cuter.
Who could resist those little faces? And talk about cheeky, they look like they're up to some serious 'no good'.
HP is looking good too.
HP is looking good too.
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Wow, they are so amazing and beautiful. I love momma's green eyes.
Me-oh-my, they got even cuter.Who could resist those little faces? And talk about cheeky, they look like they're up to some serious 'no good'.
HP is looking good too.
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Let the little ones run around in the living room for a bit this morning. Picture spam incoming!
Here they are exploring...
Thriller kitty!
Gus, the kitten watcher.
Time to eat!
Strike a pose!
This one I thought was funny, its like a candid family photo.
And I took some individual photos too.
The boys
The girls
Here they are exploring...
Gus, the kitten watcher.
Strike a pose!
This one I thought was funny, its like a candid family photo.
And I took some individual photos too.
The boys
The girls
This thread requires a Hazard Warning.... Way too cute.
These guys are growing up pretty confident and well socialized by the look of it, cheeky little heart breakers the lot of them I'd say from your picture. I'm for Thriller Kitty, she is just hilarious.
Or the silly one.
If only I lived closer.
How's moma dping? Is she still keeping close to them or going out more?
These guys are growing up pretty confident and well socialized by the look of it, cheeky little heart breakers the lot of them I'd say from your picture. I'm for Thriller Kitty, she is just hilarious.
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I let her in with them less, but I make sure she is locked in with them at night. Its starting to get chilly here when the sun goes down so she keeps them extra warm. Mostly she will sit outside the crate and watch them.This thread requires a Hazard Warning.... Way too cute.
These guys are growing up pretty confident and well socialized by the look of it, cheeky little heart breakers the lot of them I'd say from your picture. I'm for Thriller Kitty, she is just hilarious. :heart3: Or the silly one. :lol3: If only I lived closer.How's moma dping? Is she still keeping close to them or going out more?
I have yet to find homes for them. Its a work in progress, Im not good with craigslist so I think I might make some posters or something.
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Thats not a bad idea. Glen is off the next two days I'll have him take me to print some colored posters at Walmart then we can post them around.:cross: and mega positivefor loving furever homes for the little ones. They are so cute and you and HP have done an amazing job so far. What about posters in any local vet surgeries?
