Kittens ready to go

Evie's kittens have been desexed and are ready to be adopted. There is one grey and white kitten who probably has a home already.

 Smarty cat

Sammy

My old neighbour adopted Sam and Sally from Rose Cottage 15 + years ago. Sammy died over the weekend. And Evie's silver tabby arrived at Safe Haven around the same time. Coincidence?

There is a new "litter" of black kittens: 3 little ones and a big black kitten: obviously a ring-in but nice for the little shy ones to have a big brother.

Joy and I had a busy morning. We are still doing the kittens first which is perhaps a good idea because they are so messy that you need all that fresh energy to clean up after them. The adults are a pleasure to clean up.

My final job of the day was to clean the poo off the kittens that I washed last visit. The smallest ginger didn't survive the night after my last clean up. At least he went to his maker with a clean behind.

The surviving two were in a right state. They must have stomped in poo to get such thick soles of brown on their legs, sides, tummies. 

Before the clean up

After the clean up.

Still standing.