Post by shadowstar on Jun 22, 2007 22:33:30 GMT -5
So, some of you may have wondered where I was yesterday? Babying my new kitten!
There are some real, wild cats that live in a stretch of wood land, a few houses away from me. My friend and I feed them everyday, because their hunting grounds aren't enough to support them all... there's about twelve known cats, but there might be more. They each have a name.
Anyways, on June 20, I came home, and my friend alerted me about kitten that had been left in some bushes for two and half days. The mother, Sneakers, was a first time mother, and had already let her first of the two kits die. Apparently, she had gotten too stressed out to handle the second kit, and left it in some bushes.
My friend and I knew that we shouldn't mess with the cats, that the kitten would be eventually find its mother again. We were wrong. Two and half days later, we caught it, easily. It was so weak it couldn't even run from us.
In the past 2 days it has fully recovered, and become the most mischievous creature!! I have my hands full with her. We managed to wean her off milk, so she eats only the softest cat foods. She has a vet appointment in a few days.
You can't see how clear and beautiful her eyes are, due to a stinky camera, but she has stunning eyes.
Here's a pic, of my latest bundle o' love.... Crystal.
There are some real, wild cats that live in a stretch of wood land, a few houses away from me. My friend and I feed them everyday, because their hunting grounds aren't enough to support them all... there's about twelve known cats, but there might be more. They each have a name.
Anyways, on June 20, I came home, and my friend alerted me about kitten that had been left in some bushes for two and half days. The mother, Sneakers, was a first time mother, and had already let her first of the two kits die. Apparently, she had gotten too stressed out to handle the second kit, and left it in some bushes.
My friend and I knew that we shouldn't mess with the cats, that the kitten would be eventually find its mother again. We were wrong. Two and half days later, we caught it, easily. It was so weak it couldn't even run from us.
In the past 2 days it has fully recovered, and become the most mischievous creature!! I have my hands full with her. We managed to wean her off milk, so she eats only the softest cat foods. She has a vet appointment in a few days.
You can't see how clear and beautiful her eyes are, due to a stinky camera, but she has stunning eyes.
Here's a pic, of my latest bundle o' love.... Crystal.
