One of Wednesdays little miracles, more info to come.
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I expect this is what my cat Alley looked like as a little one. She was a rescue and a bit bigger when she joined our household. Hope your little one has a wonderful home.
That kitten reminds me so much of the very first cat I ever had. His name was, Sylvester. . .AND boy, was he a character!
Cindy, this little guy was rescued by a friend. When I can calm down I'm going to write a post about it.
Myrl, Sylvester is a great name for a cat with character. My husband named this one Wynken because he would blink one eye at a time.
Nancy - Wynken sounds like a great name if he blinks one at a time! What an adorable kitten....! *fighting urge to take home all 3*
I'll be looking forward to the rest of kitty's story. Have a good evening my friend.
I swear your animals have the greatest names ever, Nancy! Ya can't hold out on us, girl, we demand more info and MANY more photos! Love the way you presented the photo (and with your name so discretely on the side of the 'film' - just like the "olden" days when we actually used film!) :-) Are the kitten's ears folded or just tiny?
Oh Nancy, what a really cute and sweet kitty. I'm glad she found a great home.
Sharon, he does blink one eye at time, it's so cute.
John, I'm close to posting the whole story but it has been a very hard post to write.
Karen, the kittens were about 14 days when my friend rescued them, so I think her ears are leaning forward instead of standing straight up and they're hard to see because the fur is so dark.
Sheila, good permanent homes are definitely in their future, unfortunately it probably won't be at our house.
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