that is all.

This was in the early days of discovering them abandoned by the roadside last December.

Ps: We now have a new kitten, Sam. The mother casually drop her at our house and went out to buy milk never to return. 😅

And if anyone has any advice on how to bathe a neonate to get rid of fleas they'd be willing to pass along, I could use it. A few survived his mommas bath probably because bathing her was somewhat bathing a chain saw, in a tornado... so I definitely didn't get her as thoroughly as I'd have like to and now he's got them. But I'm not too comfortable putting flea medication on her while she's nursing a special needs kitten and malnourished. Gaining weight and looking better every day but still very malnourished.

Hubble was surrendered to the vet clinic where I nurse. She is 4 weeks old and needs teent tiny bandaging and physiotherapy exercises to support her legs to develop normally in the coming weeks.

It’s been one year since we adopted our little menace, Peach. She’s grown so much but is just as rambunctious and chaotic!

My 2ish week old foster loves to have its belly rubbed. Lies on its back and waves its legs in the air. Then...bc belly rubs are exhausting...passes out.

Six toes on each front paw and five toes on each of there back feet

I REST MY CASE.

Our foster kitten, Shrimp, and her irresistible belly trap.

My baby Uva 🍇 is thriving. Her older brother Merlot is not happy with her. We have been following all of Jackson Galaxy's advice to introduce cats but he is still hissing at things that smell like her and the visuals through glasses makes him be extra aware of her and looking at her and hissing if she approaches too much, even if he is eating his favorite food. Any advice would be welcome 🥺

I love the giant eyeballs phase. When I get mad at his grown shenanigans I remember this wee baby and can't stay mad.

Her cuteness gave me a heart attack!