I have too many kittens needing homes. Eight of the 11 kittens I have needing homes are in my bathroom, including five still from the Vanman kitten colony. These include two very friendly kittens, both gray males, Wipeout and Eleven, and two shy gray males, Atom and Last Kitten Standing, along with Sunny, a half friendly orange tabby male kitten. All are fixed. And then I have the three starved kittens, two boys and girl. The girl and one brother look alike, both very unusually marked brown tabby on whites, while the third sibling is black and white blotched. They still look like holocaust survivors, but I believe all will survive.
This is the excessively friendly "Eleven" from the Vanman kitten yard colony. Eleven is a delightful male kitten, neutered now, wanting a home badly. And I need to find him a home, too.
Beautiful Wipeout, fixed at the Neuterscooter clinic, a wonderful male kitten in need of a home.
Atom, one of the shy Kitten Yard kittens, along with the black white and brown tabby on white starvation brothers, in a carrier in my bathroom.
The male starvation brother, very skinny and skrawny, every bone protruding, on my lap.
This is the excessively friendly "Eleven" from the Vanman kitten yard colony. Eleven is a delightful male kitten, neutered now, wanting a home badly. And I need to find him a home, too.
Beautiful Wipeout, fixed at the Neuterscooter clinic, a wonderful male kitten in need of a home.
Atom, one of the shy Kitten Yard kittens, along with the black white and brown tabby on white starvation brothers, in a carrier in my bathroom.
The male starvation brother, very skinny and skrawny, every bone protruding, on my lap.
I will add these photos to the ones I have of Cajun, Wily and Sashi that are on my office door. I do have one person interested and she will check back in with me later next week. She's heading to a conference Monday so it wouldn't be nice to adopt a kitten and then leave it for a few days while she's on the business trip. Another person also stopped by and she is interested also. She just lost her elderly cat and thinks she's ready for a new one. So, cross your fingers. I also announced to a group of people I was training on Friday that I can hook them up with kittens if they are looking. They have my business card to get in touch with me and if they are interested, I can send them on to you.
ReplyDeleteOhh, I will for sure cross my fingers. THANK YOU, Diane. These little starvation kittens are so pathetic, so starved, but so relieved to be warm, fed and here. They are still feral, to be sure, but this brown tabby and white little boy, will now start arching his bony back to petting. What a sweetie! Must come up with names! Suggestions?
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