Today was a big day for Party Hat! After weeks of waiting, he was finally able to go to his furever home! Foster mommy’s co-worker and beat friend knew from the minute she met him that she wanted him. She put in an app weeks ago and has been waiting until he was altered to take him home. Today was the day that Party Hat became Mowgli, moving in with his new mommy, daddy, cat siblings and dog!
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Today was a big day for Surprise Party. One of foster mommy’s co-workers has been looking to add a kitten to her pack of cats. She saw a post foster mommy made at work about his brother Party Animal and realized it was time to bring a beer kitty friend in! She came over to meet all of the kitties. Party Hat fell asleep on her right away and Party Animal climbed up, too. But as soon as Surprise Party got her attention it was game over. He is a perfect match for his new older sister. We are thinking his new name will be Neville, which fits him perfectly and aligns with the names of his sisters (who are named after witches). Did you recognize the Harry Potter reference of my new name?
This was our first full day away from foster mommy in a while. It was a rather confusing start to the day because mommy didn’t feed us right when she woke up like normal. Next thing we knew, we were in our kitty carrier in the car. We fell asleep right away because that’s what we do. Next thing we knew, we were at Stray Rescue. Hours later, we woke up with shaved bellies and bums and without our boy parts. Mommy came to get us and when we heard her voice we started yelling for her. As soon as we got home, we broke all the rules the vet gave mommy and ran around like crazy animals. Those pain killers must have given us super powers.
Bummer! Our brother, Party Animal, has a pending adoption but the family that was interested in him found some kitty friends on a farm this weekend so that fell through. Even though he had a lot of applications in for him, none of those worked out either. Here’s why: as little kitties, we aren’t adopted out by ourselves. That means that a special family needs to a) be willing to adopt two kitties at the same time or b) already have a kitty at home. We are hopeful that the right family will match each of us.Right now, Party Animal and Surprise Party are looking for their perfect family while Party Hat has an adoption pending with foster mommy’s co-worker and friend.
Bummer! Our brother, Party Animal, has a pending adoption but the family that was interested in him found some kitty friends on a farm this weekend so that fell through. Even though he had a lot of applications in for him, none of those worked out either. Here’s why: as little kitties, we aren’t adopted out by ourselves. That means that a special family needs to a) be willing to adopt two kitties at the same time or b) already have a kitty at home. We are hopeful that the right family will match each of us.
Right now, Party Animal and Surprise Party are looking for their perfect family while Party Hat has an adoption pending with foster mommy’s co-worker and friend. Today was a big day for our sister! She got adopted! Our foster mommy’s aunt and cousin have been thinking about adopting a kitty friend for their adult cat and our sister was a spittin’ image of her, so she has a new family today! Normally the shelter doesn’t adopt out at 8 weeks old but there were special circumstances involved and the stars aligned.
Oh! That reminds us, we got fully vetted today and we found out our age: we are 8 weeks old! That means we get to find our families and go home with them in two weeks after we get altered. We are going to soak up all the time we have left with our foster mommy until then. |
AuthorThe author of this blog is an animal advocate. She grew up with cats but in her adult life has advocated for, fostered, and worked with many pitbulls. She is an active volunteer, foster, and teacher at Stray Rescue of STL. She has fostered adult dogs, puppies, adult cats, and feral kittens. This is her first time fostering a litter of kittens. Archives
November 2020
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