Thank you! Yes she is for sure my little girl. She has become very attached to me and follows me around, sleeps with me, and I have caught her a few times hanging out in my dirty laundry or on my shoes.
Yep - I cried overI know I loved Cloud too.I am still sad he passed. Sky is doing well though, she is still distant but getting better. She hides less now and I can walk past her or come up to her without her running, I just better not try to touch her.:dash: I'm sure in time she might come around. I could not even get close to my Lily for at least 6 months and it took a full year to be able to touch her.
Cloud 
That little guy completely stole my heart. I was even fantasizing on HOW to come and get him. I don't do that very often. He was special. So glad that Sky is make small steps. Don't worry about the petting part 
I can't even pet my Perla on most days. She was feral born and socialized very, very young. BUT her and her two brother's still have those qualities at times. Mostly Perla and Perkins but they are getting so much better with me - after TWO years !!!!!! So it really can take some of them a very long time to trust even one person. Thanks for the update!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOW back to Delilah :rub: :love: :heart3:
I have been enjoying watching Delilah playing tonight. If you though the last video of her was great you will LOVE this. I just had to share, I know you will enjoy it just as much as I am.
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I promise that is really her
What else can I say - other than a big fat huge AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW It was so cute how she stayed on her baby quilt (very pretty quilt btw) BUT in the last few seconds she ran right off the quilt towards something else. Incredible job you have done with Delilah 
She is sooooo precious, and yes, delicate. :heart3:
Gosh - I might wait another week - just to make sure. You don't want to tax her body right now - but then again you don't want to risk not getting them started on kitten shot series. I am totally against vaccinating adult cats/dogs. I do the baby series of shots, then again 12 - 18 months later, then three years later and that is it, never again after that. They are then immune for life. I guess I would trust your vet :nod: If she thinks the girls are ready and it is best to get started - then go with your vet whom you trust anyway. :nod:
I was thinking about keeping him myself. Losing him was so hard, it was part of what made it easier to say I would keep Delilah. Lily came in when she was still young and it took her a long time to trust me. Sky is much older than she was so I expect her to take a while, and she has at least made some progress.Yep - I cried overCloudThat little guy completely stole my heart. I was even fantasizing on HOW to come and get him. I don't do that very often. He was special. So glad that Sky is make small steps. Don't worry about the petting partI can't even pet my Perla on most days. She was feral born and socialized very, very young. BUT her and her two brother's still have those qualities at times. Mostly Perla and Perkins but they are getting so much better with me - after TWO years !!!!!! So it really can take some of them a very long time to trust even one person. Thanks for the update!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOW back to Delilah
My intuition tells me I'd be very careful about vaccinating such tinies! I think I'd wait until they're just a LITTLE bit bigger, but that's just me. You have to go with what you think is right, and input from the doctor, if it's one you really like, should help with this. Of course little kittens need their protection asap! but it's a tough call. I usually get the "kitten pak" (innoculations) done after the kitten has tested well, based upon the vet's recommendations.
That's exactly what my concern is, I would hate for her to get sick because I didn't vaccinate. Especially because I have lost kittens to illness before. But like you said at the same time I worry the vaccine will be too much for her. I do think she has gained a decent amount since I weighed her last. I haven't had a chance to run her to the vet and see, but she feels heavier and it is much harder to feel her bones, so I am really happy about that.Gosh - I might wait another week - just to make sure. You don't want to tax her body right now - but then again you don't want to risk not getting them started on kitten shot series. I am totally against vaccinating adult cats/dogs. I do the baby series of shots, then again 12 - 18 months later, then three years later and that is it, never again after that. They are then immune for life. I guess I would trust your vetIf she thinks the girls are ready and it is best to get started - then go with your vet whom you trust anyway.
I must have missed that in an earlier post, :anon: about you planning on keeping Delilah!!! OH that is wonderful news and NOW we get to be kept in the loop on how she progresses !! YAY 
I didn't think you could let her go. :lol3:
:rub: I'm so glad the vet wants to hold off on vaccinating her. And of COURSE she thinks she looks great, and everyone wanted to see her! :lol3: 
Animals can have bad allergic reactions to very benign insect bites, just like humans do.
That's ok, I think I included it into a random post. I don't think anyone could expect me to let her go now. That was the first question the vet asked me today, and she was very happy too that I told her I was keeping her, so was the rest of the staff.I must have missed that in an earlier post,about you planning on keeping Delilah!!! OH that is wonderful news and NOW we get to be kept in the loop on how she progresses !! YAYI didn't think you could let her go.
I am glad the vet decided to wait for her vaccines till she is over a pound. OH they are so teeny still.
Yes, I feel like my vet visit was more like a social visit than a medical.Aw, she is SUCH a baby girl!!!!!!I'm so glad the vet wants to hold off on vaccinating her. And of COURSE she thinks she looks great, and everyone wanted to see her!
