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Keira, Kibble, Kiwi, and Kichiro
We are fostering a litter of kittens. These are them at six and a half weeks old. They are so cute and amazingly are all different colors!
Author: Tom “The Kittenmaster” Cooper
Tom is the owner of 4 amazing cats, and using the Daily Kitten he provides a place for cat and kitten lovers to share the love for their own cats and kittens.
Ok.. that is cruel and unusual punishment by terminal cute….
They are all darling… I want them all… I too could never foster…. I would have a bazillion kitties…..
I totally agree with you, HV! This group is a beautiful picture. God bless foster mommies and daddies.
ahhhhhhhhh I want the dark Orange one 🙂
Me too. What cuties they are. I couldn’t foster either.
I would be the cat woman of whatever!
ME TOO
i want all of them mineeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
Such little doll-cats. I hope they find happy homes, and preferably, all together.
Aww!!! That’s a cute bundle of kitties!
why they are 4 of the cutest little furrballs!!! How cute!!
Oh my. I would have to keep them all! You are so wonderful for fostering, but I could never let go! i couldn’t even pick one out of that batch. i would need ALL of them!!!!! Soooo cute!
The cute little on on the bag is squeezably adorable. Actually they all are but her spots stand out. I would adopt her today!!!
hey!!!!this message is from a friend of the little furballs. well not really a friend because then id have to be a cat so really im the friend of the owner!!! yeah. so i finally saw the pic!!!! and to everyone out there looking at this pic, they are even more cutter in real life.
i want the kitty on the walmart bag!! i heart calicos
alliteration FUZZ!
lots of k-k-k-kitties!
I don’t know which one I would grab and tummy smooch first. They are all too precious. I understand that one litter of kittens can have several daddies. That’s why there are so many colors in one litter.
I am Krazy for these Kits! What adorable bundles of FUZZ!
A beautiful bouquet of breath taking babies.
Gorgeous kitties.
Sale prices every day FUZZ
What adorable little bundles of fur. Like some of the other posters here, I would have to keep them all.
Foster families for kittens are the greatest!
Totally agree with you Mary. Foster families are the greatest!
Many times I had thought about it but I know I cold not give them up…
God Bless you and the adorable babes. I couldn’t even pick a fave, they are all squishable. Belly kisses all around please 🙂
I just looooovve this site and looking at all of the pics of the kitties. They just make my day but i’m with everyone else I couldn’t pick just one I would have to keep them all. What cuties 🙂
Cute little fuzzers! I would end up keeping them all.. 🙂
Rainbow fuzz! I want to keep them all! They are soooo cute!!! They all have this look of adopt me, puleeeeze. I just want to pick them up and give them lots of kisses. Watch out Sylvester..I just may have to adopt another one.
I was thinking PARTY COLORS fuzz!!
A quartet of cute. And good evidence for what I said yesterday; For most [sane] people, adoption is an act of kindness. For the people on this board it would be torture – We could never let go. Are we a sad case or what?? 😉
I blame it on my abandonment issues! haha!
I blame it on the fact that I’m basically a pack rat and have a hard time throwing anything out 🙂
er, perhaps I should phrase that as “give anything away” instead of “throwing out”
yea, that’s what I should have said…
“A quartet of cute.” I’ve gotta remember that one! I’m always looking for inspired phrases for my writing. Mind if I “rip it off” sometime?
I think you just did?? 🙂
No Michael, we are a case of hearts filled with love 🙂
That’s a great angle for a photograph! Love the little orange fuzz on the far right. It is the poofiest of them all.
Awww, so sweet! I foster too and miss having kittens in the house. My last foster have been adult kitties. Very sweet adult kitties, but it’s fun to have the babies in the house too!
Btw, if anyone is interested in submitting pix to Kat’s Cat of the Day, which is for adult kitties only, please click on my name.
I would like to submit a picture or two of my brother’s cat and my “sister” who has since crossed over the rainbow bridge.
All these kitties are adorable!!! What a variety of colors but equally cute!! SO SWEET!
I just finished reading the very, very kind words that were written about me on Friday—what a great thing to see on a Monday morning! Thank you so much Lynn in Pa, Miu, CatRancher, Karin in SF, Teresa in LO and Kittypaws! (and you all owe me some tissues!)
Glad we could make your day, Dee! It’s all so true. We all need kind words every now and then. This was your day!
I agree with Lynn. You are a ray of sunshine, Dee! When you enter a room, you brighten it up.
Heartfelt words!
So glad we made your day especially on a Monday. We wouldn’t say it if we didn’t mean it. 🙂
Dee, even the short time I’ve been on this site I can tell all the kind words are heartfelt and true.
God bless you for being a kitty foster home! I couldn’t do it ‘cuz I’d keep ’em all!!!
**ASPCA SUCCESS STORY OF THE WEEK: FROM STARVING STRAY TO SNUGGLE PUSS**
Almost two years ago, Louise Alcott’s son took in an expectant stray cat who had been abandoned during the cold and wet spring weather. The feline, whom he named Sasha, promptly gave birth to eight kittens in his home. Sadly, seven of them died very soon after. Worried about the one remaining kitten, he called his mother for help.
“My son told me over the phone that he didn’t think Sasha had enough milk,†recalls Louise, who got in to her car and drove 110 miles from Bowling Green, KY, to Evansville, IN, to check on the newborn. “Sure enough, the last little female was starving and in bad shape.â€
Louise and her son took the kitten to the local veterinarian, where she was diagnosed with an infected eye and starvation. Armed with kitten formula and a baby bottle, Louise fed the cat around the clock that night. “I drove home with her the next day,†says Louise, who promised her husband she would nurse the young kitten back to health and then give her away.
Well, Louise made good on half of her promise. As the kitten’s condition began to improve, Louise and her family grew to love the little cat, whom they named Sally. There was no choice but to welcome her as a permanent member of the family
“My other two cats hated Sally at first, but that soon changed,†reports Louise. Sally is currently in great health and has become the playful companion to her feline siblings. “She has also been spayed, and is a big cat now,†Louise says. It seems that the lone starving survivor of her litter has become a 14-pound snuggle puss!
Cool!
**MAKE YOUR PET FAMOUS AT SQUIDOO (AND HELP THE ASPCA WHILE YOU’RE AT IT!)**
Fifteen minutes of fame may be sufficient for humans, but our animal companions can easily handle celeb status for a lot longer than that. To let the world know how awesome your Scruffy and Fluffy are, you’re invited to enter the ASPCA Squidoo Lens Contest. If you’ve got a few minutes to spare, head to this popular website and set up your very own free webpage (what Squidoo calls a “lensâ€) all about your pet. You can include funny stories, cute pics, cool tricks, and Rover-recommended sites, treats and toys. Enter by February 2, and we’ll feature the top three winners on our website and in an upcoming ASPCA News Alert. Sounds fun? It is—and best of all, your pet’s page will help generate royalties that go straight to the ASPCA, every month, at no cost to you.
Visit the ASPCA Headquarters on Squidoo to get started today.
For Illinois residents:
https://secure2.convio.net/aspca/site/Advocacy?JServSessionIdr001=1mucxkjqk1.app17b&cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=2055
For Indiana residents:
https://secure2.convio.net/aspca/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=2054
You can send a message to your state Rep’s at this link and urge them to support the Horse Slaughter Prevention Act, which has been reintroduced in Congress.
https://secure2.convio.net/aspca/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=2061
Thanks for the link,Dee. I’m on it.
Winning isn’t getting ahead of others. It’s getting ahead of yourself.
Roger Staubach
Football player
Kichiro, Keira, Kibble, Kiwi
What a lovely fuzzy foursome
But when they’ve grown
They will be goin’
So that mom
Can foster moresome.
Good one! Very funny…
purrrrfect words, Bill!
I love lymerics!
Gee, Bill, good one! that was a little Ogden Nash-ish…! I SO enjoy your poems!
Definitely reminds of Ogden Nash!
You are very good Bill 🙂
All the colors of the Rainbow fuzz!
These guys are absolutely adorable – love them while you have them! I hope my husband doesn’t see this site. I am partial to brown & black tigers. When I brought our 2nd one home – he asked me why I didn’t get a different color cat – I told him that different colors were extremely rare!
Sad News
http://www.koco.com/news/10869474/detail.html?treets=okl&tml=okl_natlbreak&ts=T&tmi=okl_natlbreak_1_11360101292007
BARBARO R.I.P.
At least he isn’t in any more pain. His rest is well deserved.
So very sad. I really grew to love that horse. It doesn’t seem like he was given enough time to heal from his surgery on Saturday. But, of course, the vets know better than anyone else about this kind of injury. You were very loved, Barbaro.
I just read this on Yahoo. What sad news indeed! He gave it his best shot and his owners are to be commended for trying all they could do to restore some sort of comfortable life for him. Such a waste of incredible talent in Barbaro. He could have gone far. Rest in peace, my friend.
Wow, just last night they were saying that they weren’t going to euthanize the horse because the horse’s spirits were good and he was eating and drinking. His quality of life must have made them decide that the horse was in too much of pain. So sad! I know my Mom will be very disappointed as she is the horse person in my family.
I heard on CNN that his condition was extremely painful.
BARBARO R.I.P.
Oh that is so sad! Rest in Peach, Barbaro! You fought the good fight!
Rest in Peach? I meant Peace!
I started crying when I got that bulletin in my email. Barbaro RIP
poor horse. My boyfriend call to tell me. He knows how I am about animals, and his favorite is horses. My eyes have been tearing up ever since I got the news. Better than watching him suffer and fade away. Bless his owners for trying
“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race….”
-Paul in II Timothy, Chapter 4, verse 7
Thanks for inspiring us all, Barbaro.
Poor brave animal. He must have been in real pain for a long time. It never stops amazing me how stowic some individuals and most animals are.
I’m truly saddened that a racehorse of such caliber had to be put down. He did fight a good fight. After the initial surgery, I really thought he’d be fine. The racing world sure lost a jem.
I’m glad there are 4 cuties to cheer me up today. I really like the white kitten with orange and grey.
What a beautiful rainbow 4-pack!!!!!! I could never foster. I would just have to keep them all! And these 4 would be especially difficult. Kudo’s to all the foster familes out there. You are special indeed!!
This cracked me up!
“Women complain about premenstrual syndrome, but I think of it as the only time of the month that I can be myself”.
-Roseanne
Very funny quote Dee! It is the only time of the month that we have a valid excuse to complain. Now if only men could share the pain. yeah right. LOL!
The men couldn’t handle the pain….
very cute kits…..I want them all….
“[She] gets her periods in reverse. Five days out of the month, she’s a decent human being.”
-The only thing worth remembering in the movie “Purple Rain”
Every month I look back at one week and say I’m sorry to the ones I love. I can’t believe what a B***** I am!
What a bunch of squishalicious babies! As always, I’d be totally unable to let these four out of my sight, let alone out of my house!! (I especially love the little calico in the middle….)
awww what a litter of sweetness, but I could never foster I would want to keep them all would break my heart to give them up. The little calico is my favorite, I have a calico i recused from an abusive home she now rules the house and is a total brat… steals everything she can carry off my desk but wouldnt change her for nothing. When I got her she was afraid of her own shadow now she chases it loves to play in the sunspot
Complete Spay Day (February 27) info at this link
http://www.hsus.org/pets/issues_affecting_our_pets/pet_overpopulation_and_ownership_statistics/spay_day_usa/
How are you feeling, Susan in Ga? You are missed—and so is Chester. Thomas: where are you?
Lynn in PA: I loved your post on Friday–about how Bo galvanized our TDK community–very succinct.
Ivory Bill: your poems over the weekend have been great!
Men: In case you have not read our posts in the past, we all LOVE men who love cats! If you’re a guy, you should let it be known!
HI Dee, I have two Fuzzbutts of my own and would like to have more. Unfortunately I live in a studio apartment with limited space. so two is my limit.
That is why I enjoy coming here to TDK for my cute-fuzz fix.
Ted
Dee, I am getting back to handeling the pain etc. it usually doesn’t get me down but last week it did. It was also the thrid anniv. of having to give up Domino and Taffy so that didn’t help. I’ll try and be my joking jerky self from now on but thanks for asking. Still haven’t heard from Chester or Susie in Hillard.
Here is an article by Dave Barry (one of the funniest comedy writers, ever!) on Miami’s take on the Super Bowl behind held there this Sunday.
**Confuse the Midwesterners: Be on your best behavior**
BY DAVE BARRY
It’s here, South Florida — Super Bowl Roman Numeral 41, the biggest sporting event in the world, unless you include other parts of the world. Tens of thousands of visitors are coming to South Florida for the big game, and we hope they all enjoy — to quote our new tourism slogan — “Hospitality, But Without The Hospital.”
But to make that dream a reality, we, the citizens of South Florida, must be on our best behavior.
Q. What do you mean, “on our best behavior?”
A. I mean that, no matter how festive we are feeling, we should not shoot our guns into the air.
Q. What if Fidel dies?
A. That is different.
It’s very important that our visitors feel welcome, because they’re bringing tremendous economic benefits to our community in the form of money. According to the South Florida host committee’s official website, the economic impact of the Super Bowl here will be ”more than $350 million.” What does that mean, in layperson’s terms? It means the host committee has been smoking crack.
No, seriously, it means that we, as a community, are about to receive a ”financial shot in the arm” totaling more than $350 million, which will be spent as follows:
• The maitre d’ at Joe’s Stone Crab: $182 million;
• Lavish parties you cannot get into: $123 million;
• Strippers: $42 million;
• Prince: $3 million;
• Slightly increased attendance at Monkey Jungle caused by Super Bowl visitors who have mistaken it for a nightclub: $93.
So, OK, perhaps you, personally, will not benefit financially from the Super Bowl. But this is not just about money. This is about our image, as a community. Too many people still think of Miami as the crazy, violent place that was depicted in the old TV crime show Miami Vice. But Miami has come a long way since then, as reflected in the newer TV crime show CSI: Miami, not to mention the movie version of Miami Vice.
That’s why this week we all need to be ”goodwill ambassadors” for South Florida. Let’s welcome our Super Bowl visitors with open arms. Let’s kiss them on the lips while inserting a little goodwill tongue. Above all, let’s keep them out of trouble. Remember that many of this year’s Super Bowl visitors are coming from the Midwest, which is often called ”the nation’s heartland,” because it is covered with sleet. Midwesterners tend to be friendly, polite, honest and trusting, so down here they are dead meat. We need to keep an eye on them. If you see a visitor who looks confused, don’t hesitate to offer help:
YOU: Hello! I see you are from the Midwest.
VISITORS: Why, yes we are! How could you tell?
YOU: By your non-taut, yogurt-colored bodies. Do you need directions?
VISITORS: Yes, thanks! We want to go to the beach.
YOU: Like that?
VISITORS: Yes.
YOU: We have no beach.
See? By going a just little out of your way to help, you have averted what could have been an unfortunate situation. If we all do our part, we can make this Super Bowl a wonderful experience for our visitors, one that will rank up there with some of the unforgettable Super Bowls of the past, such as XXLVII, XCCXIX, XXVLXXI, VMCLKX, and
of course MMLVIXMXI.
Here at The Miami Herald we will be doing our part by publishing, every day, a minimum of 275 Super-Bowl-related articles (“Septic-Tank Pumpers Expecting Super Busy Weekend”). This is a big effort for us, so if you see an actual news event — say, a mushroom cloud rising over the Port of Miami — please do not call us, unless you have reason to believe it is a Super-Bowl-related mushroom cloud. Thank you.
NEED TICKETS FOR THE GAME? As you know, tickets for the Super Bowl are very hard to come by, but we have learned that a limited number of them are still available, at face value, from congressman Tom Tancredo of Colorado. Give him a call! This information must be true, because it is being printed in a newspaper.
When I lived in Florida (Countryside, Dee, remember?) we used to say “Florida has three sources of income: oranges, alligators, and tourists. They skin all three.”
HAHA! I lived there for 15 years and never heard that, but oh, it is sooo true!!
They are gorgeous. Maybe they are all different colors because they have all different fathers? I know Huddy has 3 littermates, 1 who looks like him and the other 2 that are tuxedo cats. Tazz (Huddy’s birth mama) had a tabby boyfriend and a tuxedo boyfriend. When I explained that this was entirely possible to my niece, she freaked out. LOL
The person who took this photo must have been spectacularly tall! haha!
Check out the video of the duck that won’t die! I love this duck!
http://www.kirotv.com/family/10869603/detail.html?treets=sea&tid=2657685565813&tml=sea_nots&tmi=sea_nots_1_01000301292007&ts=H
Awww…I love that duck too! You go Mallard!
This duck is too much!! I guess it’s just not his time!
**Prison Kicks Out Inmates’ Cats**
POSTED: 10:24 am PST January 29, 2007
WINDSOR, Vt. — The inmates have to stay, but the cats have to go.
The superintendent of Southeast State Correctional Facility — a women’s prison in Vermont — is paroling Ziggy, Marmalade, Smokey and Shane. That’s upset some inmates, who feed them and pay for their care.
The felines have been fixtures at the farm-turned-prison since the 1980s, helping keep the grounds mouse-free. However, the superintendent said they’re not really pets.
A director at the local humane society said caring for the cats taught inmates empathy, responsibility and compassion. She said taking them away is “insensitive.”
But there have been problems, too. Inmates have been scratched, and some are allergic or just don’t like them.
Recently, an inmate used a cigarette lighter to burn the fur off one.
Any inmate that is that violent shouldn’t be in a minimum security setting like a farm!! Get rid of the problem inmates, that farm is those cats’ home!!!!
I agree. What are those officials thinkings? The cats are not the problem.
That inmate who tried to burn the cat’s fur off should be locked up and the key thrown away. If someone is that sick they shouldn’t be in a minimum security facility. This makes me so mad!
kinda like getting rid of the loose cannon so mebbe the boat’ll stop rocking, while completely disregarding the fact that the rocking of the boat is what made the cannon loose in the first place?? My logic is sometimes influenced by the catnip, i must admit… But if you think about it…
Reminds me of a Lockup I was watching where they were talking to a murderer. Suddenly he stops and looks around and says ‘Well now THERE’s a killer’ and it was a little calico cat. LOL
That’s a shame – thoe inmates should get to keep the kitties. They’re such good therapy and so good at chasing away the blues.
Thanks, Evangeline!
**Dog Returns After 6-Year Absence**
POSTED: 10:43 am PST January 29, 2007
ST. LOUIS — Cujo was a frisky 7-year-old when he sneaked out of his owners’ yard in July 2000.
Now, thinner and grayer and with a tale that would be fascinating if only he could tell it, the golden retriever is back with the Barczewski family.
“It’s a miracle,” 41-year-old Noreen Barczewski said at Friday’s reunion. “We found him!”
Six years can do a lot to a dog, but it was unmistakably Cujo.
There was the heart-shaped patch of white on his forehead, the white fur on his toes, his manner of greeting people by rubbing against them cat-style.
Cujo had somehow ended up 120 miles away in Columbia in the home of an elderly woman. When the woman entered a nursing home, the dog was sent to the Central Missouri Humane Society in Columbia.
A week ago, Noreen Barczewski’s brother-in-law, Michael Barczewski, went to an adoption agency Web site on a fluke. He’d been looking for a dog to adopt and saw the picture of the old dog with the white heart mark and white feet.
He recognized the dog immediately, and the reunion followed within days.
cute article here–pigs learn how to play instruments…
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,91059-13564848,00.html
Here is an email from HSUS….
I have some great news to share with you. Smithfield Foods, Inc., the nation’s largest pork producer with 1.2 million breeding sows, announced today it will phase out the confinement of pigs in gestation crates over the next decade.
You may recall–and may have participated in–ballot initiatives in Arizona and Florida where The HSUS led the way for breeding pigs. In 2002, Florida voters approved a ban on gestation crates in their state, and in 2006, Arizona voters did likewise, in spite of a well-financed opposition campaign from factory farming interests.
Gestation crates are 2-foot by 7-foot metal cages used to confine breeding pigs for months on end. Pigs confined suffer leg and joint problems and psychosis resulting from extreme boredom and frustration. Confinement in gestation crates is so abusive that the entire European Union is phasing out the practice, with a total ban taking effect in 2013.
The move by Smithfield is an earthquake for the pork industry. This is a clear signal from a top producer that this cruel confinement has no place in the agricultural sector. With the recent political victories against gestation crates and now this news from Smithfield, the writing is certainly on the wall: gestation crate confinement will soon become a thing of the past.
This is good news, indeed!
That is good news, what are they replacing them with? I know that pigs are very aggressive animals (when they haven’t been socialized like pets) and other pigs will eat the young piglettes. How will they be keeping them safe? Maybe I don’t understand what at gestation crate is. Help?
this is what a gestation crate looks like, Rosie..
http://www.farmsanctuary.org/newsletter/gestationcrates.htm
I am happy to say I don’t eat pork or red meat and I am on my way to phase out chicken.
Myself, I am phasing out pork, period, and working on other animal products bit by bit.
What a sweet and adorable foursome! I just want to hug them up and play with them.
My Wal-Mart never has anything that cute! They are a bargain at any price. The dark orange one looks so soft and fluffy, but the calico looks so sweet…..I could never choose just one!
Oh, I just noticed the calico sitting on a Wal-Mart bag!
They could not be any cuter! I want to pick them all up and cuddle them.
Darling! Absolute little angels!
What a great picture of them all. A ready made family if someone would take them all so they could stay together.
Darling huggy-squishy foursome! Love those little babies! So much fluff! I want a fluffer-nutter!
What sweet fuffy loves theyare! And what nice floors you have.
THESE ARE THE SWEEETEST BABIES EVER!
not sure if all of you big-hearted people are aware of this—but here is a link to an “adopt a wolf” program sponsored by Defenders of Wildlife–I’m going to adopt a wolf!
http://wildlifeadoption.defenders.org/site/PageServer?pagename=adopt06_wolf&autologin=true&s_src=WHY07WDADOPT&s_subsrc=07ADOPTED2&JServSessionIdr001=k96gisp0w2.app23a
Okay, I keep looking at their pictures and I want to take all four home with me but unfortunately five cats in a two bedroom two bath apt would not be big enough for them all. They should all stay together if possible. They are all so cute!
every day i think this color kitty is my favorite, now that i can see the choices all together, i still can’t pick just one.
bless you for fostering them, i would need a bigger house to hold them all. i could never give them up. 🙂
Karin, I have a one bedroom one bath apartment (it’s 1000 sq ft) and I have three LARGE kitties. I think you could handle it!! lol
Where there’s a will, there is a way. I am sure if I could just get my husband to agree to it. 🙂
Oh… My… God…
They’re all so cute, I almost got a heartattack…
I think I’d have the beige/cream one at the back coz he got a cheeky twinkle in the eye.
live news conference on Barbaro’s euthanization on Yahoo’s home page…
Here is a very beautiful post left at a site (link following) where you can send Barbaro and his people your thoughts. (LOTS of tears, here!)
“I am at a loss for words as I have followed Barbaro’s triumphs and tribulations for the past year. There are those that are amazed at the concern and outpouring of love for this magnificient animal. It is not so mysterious. I think that the animal lovers of the world saw in his spirit that which is held dear in all of us; The love of life and all that it affords us. The sheer simplicity of running, with the wind in your face and the sun on your brow. Barbaro knew not why he ran with such determination or courage; only that it was what he was born to do; and we loved that about him. Every pounding hoofbeat was in rhythm with a nation. His loss is ours as well. I for one will always feel deep inside, the pounding hoof, the flaring nostril, the steel-eyed gaze of purpose as he will be remembered; first across the line. Always first. Always.”
-posted by mmhunter300
Jan 29, 2007
12:48 PM
http://community.foxsports.com/blogs/BlogJam/2007/01/28/Barbaro_suffers_another_setback?page_no=5
Renee in Ark–great poem on Friday!
Instinct–let us know when your site is finished—the oil paintings are beautiful!
Kittypaw–after reading your post on Friday, I believe you are “The Cat Whisperer”.
THat’s what I was thinking, too! Kittypaw that’s you!
I think I just went braindead from the cuteness.
Dee:
I tried posting above, but I think it was booted due to my e-mail address being present. If you still have my e-mail, please contact me off-line. Thanks.
Thomas
ps-things are not going well, that is why I have not been posting, only lurking in the background….:(
Thomas—I was wondering what was going on—so sorry it’s not good stuff. I’ll write you tomorrow–(no comp at home anymore, and I’m leaving work shortly) take care of yourself…
We have all been wondering about you. I hope what ever is the matter it will end for the better soon. Let us know if you need prayers, tears or online hugs we are with you in spirit.
Cute, cute, cute !!!
That’s really cute! 4 lovely kittens…
P.S. Can someone be my friend here?
Rachel, we are all friends here just write us anytime you want a friendly “hug”.
Thanks Susan! Now I know I’m really friends with everyone here when I didn’t know(or something like that…)
The “Fuzz-Four” great shot made my day as always.. wish all the best and this is a great site… purr for all!!
*~…”pie in the sky” Fuzz……~*
awwwwwwwwww 4x the cuteness…they are so adorable and all unique.i hope they get adopted together! bless them and you for fostering them.
heh. it takes power to be able to foster so many cats and be able to let go. that would be impossible fo me!
Thanks for all our comments! I never thought that my picture of the kittens would get put on the website. I usually check it once a week and when I saw it today I nearly had a heart-attack! There they were staring back at me! I did a little dance, lol. They are much bigger now. Their 2 month birthday was last Friday. I only get to keep them for 4 more weeks :-(. I am cherishing every moment I have left with them! Whenever I think about them leaving I go down and pay with them. My heart always wants to keep them, but I know that they will find loving homes. One of them already has a loving family waiting for her (Kibble the dark grey one). I also think of how this summer I wil foster again! I have decided to foster 2 litters per year. This has been my first and it has been a wonderful experience so far! I highly recomend it and your local animal shelter will appreciate it!
You are wonderful for fostering such sweet kitties. You are very special to them and have given them a great start in life. Snuggle them once for me. =)
Bless you for you kind and loving heart. Thank you for fostering these and other little kits.
Ahh all those kittens are cute my favriot one of all is the one in the back the peach colored one. I would adopt that one right away. God Bless you for forstering the kittens. I still would get the peach one in the back right away!!!
They are all absolutely adorable! I find the little dilute Calico particularly so. One of the reasons I don’t do fostering at this time is that I would never be able to part with any of them.
Wow! Beautiful babies! I wish I could have them all! 🙂
Oh me, oh my!! They are so adorable! The one on the white plastic bag looks like the stray kitty I got acquainted with back home. Meet Patchy at http://hellomynameisalice.blogspot.com/2007/01/feeding-patchy-stray-kitty.html…. 😀
Sorry the link should be http://hellomynameisalice.blogspot.com/2007/01/feeding-patchy-stray-kitty.html 😀
Oh my gosh! These guys are just too cute!!! I think I would have the problem of wanting to keep the “children” if I fostered too. But I already have 3 of my own already and I doubt if I would be allowed by my husband to have any more.
They are sooo cute!! I already have a male orange tabby, he’ll be 2 yrs the end of Feb 07 and I am looking for another one. I love the one one on the white bag, the colors are so unique….
What a bunch of cuties. Their names are cute too. God Bless you for fostering and I hope they find forever homes real soon.
Mama was extremely popular.
Do foster parents pay to have the kitties neutered, or do the eventual adopters do that?
Awww! They are four, exactly like Eenie, Menie, Miney & Mo, the grey&white kittens from the earlier post.
And here’s one more kitten quintuplet (Norwegian Forest), playing with a heffalump 🙂
http://videocat.blogspot.com/search/label/kitten
OMG!! They are beyond cuteness! How completely sweet…and what a great picture! I love all of them!!! 🙂
I love cats.
I LOV CATS ? THEY ARE CUTE PIES.
I wonder which one is Kibble? If I were fostering these babies I could never let them go (speaking from experience). God bless those who open their homes to kitties in need.
their puurfect!!!!!!!!!
all are very cute(i love the one on the bag)they are all cute
mY fAv 2 aRe ThE oRaNgE aNd WhItE aNd ThE mIxEd CoLoReD oNeS.
that is so adoriable.!!! u r so luky too have them cutist little ones
i love cats & kittens……. but they break alot of stuff. do your kittens do that?
THEY ARE SO CUTEEEEEEEEEEE!
They are so cute! Hey how do you pronounce Kichiro? I want to name my new kitten that (as it means lucky and he is a rescue cat) but I need to make sure I am calling him with the right inflection.
What sweeties! I know they fill your life with joy.