I spent some time with Tilly earlier today. She has calmed down a lot, and let me stroke her and even allowed me to hold her kitten! Tilly originally had two, but lost one of them yesterday, so send prayers that the other one survives and thrives:
Here she is with her baby. Tilly has a bit of an eye infection, so she is being kept in the isolation cabin until it clears up.
Here is another one of her feeding the kitten - notice the tabby stripes - the kitten is going to be so pretty!!
This is the best close-up I could get, as I didn't want to disturb them too much, so I didn't take any pics whilst I was holding the baby:
Here are the Tortie and Orangie which I trapped last week. They have been spayed/neutered, and are recovering well. Ginger could actually have been released today, but we are keeping him in with his Tortie sister to keep her company until her stiches come out, and then we will release them together.
Here is the other Tortie I trapped last week. They took her in to be spayed and found out she is pregnant!! The vet who examined her says we can expect another small litter - he can only feel two babies. She is quite upset and wild, so it is going to be a hard job to get her trust, and get her kittens socialised:
This is Candy. She was living on a compound, and was in an accident with a car a few days before her kittens were born. Someone managed to trap her and the kittens, and brought them in. Candy unfortunately lost her leg, but she is a sweet girl and SUCH a good mommy to her four kittens. They are all in this pic - you can hardly see the Ginger one, below Candy's back leg.
All four kittens: (The Tabby has a sticky eye, which looked much better after I bathed it)
Candy. She is such a sweet cat, and manages to balance quite well on three legs. I wish I could take her home
Two other cuties looking for attention:
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