Thank you all for helping Miri! Here is a recent video to watch fur Sunny Day.
Thanks to Cat Blogger Auction, sweet Miri (short haired tabby) is doing better after antibiotics for bronchitis. Here she plays with brothers Toby (tuxie), Sammy (long-haired tabby) and my camera strap!
Miri is still coughing a little and still needs a followup visit with Cat Hospital of Wichita.
Her brothers have wacky, wavy and curly Rex like Furs.
Toby and Sammy have done a bit of growing, but are still small for their age. The lump underneath their ribs is hard to feel now... their bodies are in an awkward growing stage which is part of the picture. Still, enlarged liver is a sign of FeLV.
All the Kittens may have FeLV and will have to be tested.
Please keep purring for a forever home for these sweet guys. Toby, Sammy and Miri are all smaller than normal size kittens at five to six months old.
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Their harder to tame down brothers are bigger, yet making progress with understanding. Had a Helen Keller moment with Jordi (bi-color white) today. He finally connected the giver of chicken, my fingers and scratching his ears! He even smiled and relaxed his face. What a good boy!
Will get some more updates on the three wilder boys and new photos. I hope I can get the bigger boys neutered this coming week using vouchers from RETAIN.
Thank you all for your kind donations to Maggie's Kitten Fund. I know your purrs and support are going to make a big difference in six kitten's lives.
Purrz,
Katie Kat
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5 comments:
We are so glad Miri is improving and we are sending healthy purrs to everyone.
Artemisia wants all the smaller then average kitties to know that it is OK to be smaller then average. You gets more spoilt when you looks like a kitten even though you are all grown up.
They are all so precious; glad to hear Miri is doing better...Happy week sweet friends...xoxo...Calle, Halle, Sukki
Sweet Miri, we keep purring for you!!
We are so glad to hear that Miri is doing better, and we are sending lots of purrs and prayers for all of them to hopefully get clean bills of health!
It's lovely to see them playing, looking so happy and healthy. As for Toby and Sammy being smaller, a bad worm infestation in infant kittens can really set their growing back a bit, but they will catch up, now they are worm free. Like kids, they all grow a bit differently.
Sending rumbly purrs for health and for catching Maggie soon!
Whicky Wuudler
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