By a tiny kitten! I'd explain the whole situation, but it would take forever. To make a very long story about the stupididy of some people short, my roomate decided to up and bail out on us and take Onyx with him and then a friend of ours got into a sticky situation involving her idotic son and now she has to find a home for a litter of kittens she has been caring for (momcat and dadcat are hers but of course they aren't fixed) I've decided to take one, with Onyx gone and Spook being the motherly type she is (she was like that with Onyx until he started getting teritorial) I think she (we've named her Pandora, for good reason!) will get along well here. She's a calico orangie if you could immagine! I'm going to eventually coherse mom into letting me borrow her cam so I can show you all her markings. She is such a pretty kitty, and a sweet little thing too. She is small though and I think its a good idea to keep her in the bathroom with her own box and stuff until the biger critters (cats and dog) get the clue that she isnt something to be stepped on!
I'll be back with updates when we bring her home, and some questions as I have never taken care of a young kitten before. I think she is past the suckling stage but I haven't gotten any details thanks to everything going to H E double hockey sticks with some people. I do know that the kittens need to go quickly because of whats going on, and I'd absolutely hate to see them be thrown outside (which is what this person would do as she is anti-shelter for some dumb reason). I think (and pray) that the others all have homes that are ready for them, Pandora, the momcat and dadcat are the only ones without anywhere to go.
Some people, at least though I can help one kitty out.
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and managed to climb on things that the others dont even dare to try! Right now, she's making friends with Remus (who adores her btw). Spook of course is not pleased bur she isn't going out of her way to be mean either so its a start.
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