These guys are headed to their forever homes this week. Keep an eye on the qathet SPCA website

These guys are headed to their forever homes this week. Keep an eye on the qathet SPCA website

Inside you there are two kittens. They just want to fight in a petty way endlessly. That's all.

Visited Whitey's kittens today at the SPCA. 3 of 5 have already been adopted, despite the fact that they weren't actually up on the website yet. I'm astonished that Milkmaid is one of the ones who didn't get snapped up. She's just gorgeous and such a playful, cuddlesome sweetheart!

Went to visit the last batch. 3 of 5 have already been adopted before they even got up on the website.

Siren was a feral kitten found abandoned near one of our local hiking trails. Whitey, the queen who birthed the last litter,opened the milk bar to him & he became her favorite. He's a snuggler.

Sunny D find his forever home in a household with two kids.
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He'll be fine.

Sunny D is ready for his forever home... and already had an owner lined up :)

I'm gonna miss this little girl. She is SUCH a character, and super intelligent. Smart enough to elude my 10 year old, too.

Up for adoption at the qathet SPCA tomorrow :)

Every once in a while you get that perfect Foster kitten shot. This is Loki.

Help, I think I assembled my foster kitten incorrectly.

Up for adoption tomorrow at the qathet SPCA :). some assembly required - I've had good luck with ear rubs.

Sunny D wearing an octopus.

Loki rarely lives up to his name, being more of a low-key, but he definitely has some interesting ideas about how one eats kibble out of a kibble bowl.

I swear Sunny D's a Pokemon.

MilkMaid is curious about my phone.

Sunny D gave me a turn yesterday - vomiting from some medication turned into a bout of severe low blood sugar that had him near unconscious and extremely mal coordinated.

A little honey and all was well, but I hate it when they do this stuff.

Latest batch. There's always that one sibling....

All fluff, no brain.

So much squirm!

Mama has accepted two feral kittens that were found abandoned. They are fattening up nicely, but are clearly a week behind the OG litter. Since they came to us on Star Wars day, they are Big Clone and Small Clone.

She's not an otter. She's a kitten. Don't be racist.

Milkmaid's little eyebrow spots make her look like angy all the time. She's actually pretty chill but you wouldn't know it from her markings.

The latest crop of kittens has their eyes open. This mama cat absolutely can't tolerate them squeaking, so they are extremely well fed. She has chosen a very protected den, so we have to introduce the kittens to the concept of light during socialization sessions.

Thanks, they hate it.

Baby bagel. This crop is 10 days old today, and they are ready to sleep on me now. Eyes are just starting to open!

Fresh crop, L to R
Sunny D
Milkmaid
Blaze
Loki

Not pictured, Runtella who was born at 66 g and was down 13g two days later so she has gone to a specialized foster for 24-Hour bottle feeding care. Not a good latch, alas. We don't like it when kittens lose weight, especially if they start small.

Farewell to this lot, who all got adopted within 45 minutes of being available for adoption.

... Stay tuned for the next crop, who I picked up an hour later.

2 weeks and a smidge - time for fight club. But mum's the word!

Actually, mum left them with the humans and went to have a few minutes of not being sampled/licked/nursed on/chewed on.

Their eyes are decidedly open. This is Judas, the most opinionated of the litter. He is much quieter as a purrito.

Luna is doing great!

They're basically a puddle of squirm, but they like belly rubs.

The kittens are in the process of opening their eyes today...