The kittens left this morning.
The two boys, Beetle and Spook, will be going to a friend of the vet at Radpets.
I left them at the clinic this morning, with four other cats, three of them females.
I just handed off Safron, the little black long hair girl kitten. I'd called her Ghostie, but my friend's sister wants her and immediately named her Safron. She has a brand new cat carrier, brand new litterbox, kitten height size and a zillion toys. My friend will make sure she gets spayed. She's still too little.
I will miss them. But....I have my bathroom back.
The four I took to be fixed today at Radpets include Calypso, who is from a large Sweet Home colony, while Scatter and Rose, are teens from a trailer park in Albany. I was going to give the Sweet Home lady both spots I had open because the mom and second kitten at the trailer park vanished into the maze of trailers and backyards Saturday night and were not seen at all on Sunday.
But....I received a call from an Albany cat loving man who had a stray female show up with kittens. He was trapping the kittens when he caught the mom too, with one of the kittens in the trap.
So I gave him the fourth spot for mom and went over and seperated her and the kitten out. The kittens are fat, healthy and darling. But they are little hisser spitters, at six weeks old. He still is trying to catch the last kitten.
So that worked out really well. And Felicia, the mom, is being fixed today.
I haven't got a photo yet of Calypso, the young muted calico from Sweet Home.
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| Safron, the little girl kitten |
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| Felicia, from Albany |
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| Rose, a young torti, from Albany |
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| Scatter, Rose's best bud, from Albany |
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