Showing posts with label bottle baby kittens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bottle baby kittens. Show all posts

Monday, April 16, 2012

Orphaned kittens find homes

Act V has a wonderful cat foster family that cared for the white mom cat and kittens I called the Snows. Then they took in the litter of very young orphaned kittens. All regained their health and have been adopted out, except the darling Siamese-looking kitten who was the sickest, Merryweather. The family suffered "foster failure" and adopted her themselves!! Enjoy their wonderful photos!

Thursday, November 17, 2011

November visit to RLRR

Kathy, Jason and Rachel decided to make a trip up to Red Lake Rosie's on Saturday 11/5. We also met Darcy and Tom, two volunteers from the Metro.

We helped organize the shed.

Darcy and Karen set up some outdoor kennels.

We got our puppy fix. These little ones were rescued from the dump, skinny and had mange. They have come a long way thanks to Karen. They are so cute.

We got our kitten fix. These are the two bottle babies that went to PetHaven. They are so adorable.

We met Marty (we were calling him Simba the Lion).

We met the nicest, sweetest puppy we all fell in love with. Look at those ears!

Stormy was a gentleman and introduced himself.

Bridget wanted to come home with us!

Monday, November 14, 2011

Bottle babies

We got a call at Red Lake Rosie's Rescue that a mama cat was killed by dog and there were 3 little 2-week-old kittens left orphaned.

The owner allegedly put them in a box in the woods where some kids found them and took them home. They began feeding them nonfat dry milk which would not nourish them. One died.

A very nice lady from Ponemah brought the two survivors to the RLRR shelter and we began bottling them with kitten milk.

The two little 8-ounce kittens have been here for 8 days now and are sucking the bottling and thriving. They are active, playful and very sweet.

We are happy to report the two orphans left Sunday, November 6th with Tom and Darcy enroute to the great foster care of Deb for Pet Haven.

Thank you all so much for helping these kittens!

Sincerely, Karen

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