Pet.
Pet.

and litter mates?

...I hope some other good hearted soul found his litter mates and mama and is taking as good care of them.

Keep saving your foundlings. I have never regretted it.

He's going to be a handsome kitty.

Good luck joeybee12, and may you and your handsome son have the best lives ahead.

Can you be my mommy please.

You are going to heaven, for sure.

Thanks for the update. Thinking good thoughts! Have you thought about a name yet?

And so are you for being so compassionate-- I wish there were more like you!!



PS All four of my kitties are adopted

You are such a kind person.

after the ticks are all gone. Tick bites can be nasty and can scar a bit. Voice of experience here. Awesome rescue work!

Give him ten days and he'll be purrfect. Thanks for caring.

Itty Bitty Kitty! Get well soon, kitty!

Soooooo cuuuuuuute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

You are definitely a hero to me. I think he is going to grow up into the most handsome of boys!

Since my weekend catsitting gig ended on Sunday afternoon.

So cute! Look at that little facey-face-face! Looking good! This amateur is willing to predict that he'll be just fine. Sounds like you're doing exactly the right things.

We've taken in some very sorry excuses for live kittens - all abandoned foundlings. Teeny, mangy, skin 'n' bone, flea-bitten, eyes all gunked up, ears all gunked up. And every one of them lived to a ripe old age. The most recent one - which the vet told us was dumped on their doorstep much too young to leave her mother - is now 17 years old, I think. She's been around so long we've forgotten how long ago we got her. She's STILL doing well. Sometimes I really do believe they have nine lives.

Good thoughts continuing for him.

You're a star, Joeybee12.

Thanks for taking him in, poor wee guy!

(Spartan reference)

He is in the very best of hands. I know, from reading so many of your past rescue stories.

PEACE!

Substitute an orange tabby for the gray tabby in that one's family tree and that's what you get. A friend not only has one, he serves as her seizure cat! Alas, this is not him, 'cause FB pix have crappy URLs that can't be ripped down. So here's another:

Here she is now, crossed eyes and all:

My first ever kitty was a lilac point siamese complete with crossed eyes and though my girl was fuzzier this picture makes me miss her.

I'm sure he's not anymore. Just adorable!!!

Best wishes to him and you and the whole feline family you have.

i did . i did taw a puddy tat .

thanks for posting

Glad to hear he is eating on his own now. Fingers crossed...

prayers and healing vibes continuing your way until the little one is well. thank you for keeping us posted, and thank you for being such a wonderful kitteh parent!!

Thank you so much for taking this little guy in, and letting him touch your heart!!

Sounds like Kitty will be in a normal state soon (when the last ticks go away,
and as he eats more and more).


In time, he'll pay it back in love and devotion, cat-style.

Here's hoping you have many happy years together.

Sending good, positive thoughts that you'll be able to liberate the little one from the bathroom asap so you can all enjoy becoming a forever family.

Please keep pics coming!

This picture made my day.

Being a kitten, he's not going to be able to hold a grudge long, he'll have to start bouncing off the walls and that means he'll be looking for a playmate (you).

He's going to get a lot more active now that bugs aren't sucking his blood out of him.

you are their angel

My heart just breaks when I see a little baby who is alone and afraid and sick. I feed about 12 feral cats, have 4 of my own and 3 dogs. Geeze I'm a sucker for fur babies!

It's a good thing we aren't neighbors or I'd be living in your bathroom. LOL.

Thank you for posting that!

I used to have a dog. Spread it all over his fur, brushed it in and he never had bug one. I highly recommend it over Frontline for your little guy.

It's great stuff in so many other ways. It's also a big secret that exterminators don't want people to know about. Finer than cornstarch, it brushes invisibly right into your carpet, floorboards, upholstered furniture, bedroom linens and elsewhere. It kills all bed bugs, and any kind of small bug by slicing their exoskeletons so their fluids dry them up into what looks like a tiny dirt ball.

I used it by door entrances in the fall, when bugs try to get in, in the backs of kitchen cupboards and drawers and everywhere else. I started with it around 2011. I can tell you I've never had a bug in my house since. I sound like an infomercial, but you should know that people all over the world take it to rid themselves of intestinal parasites, and that it's the safest organic anti- small bug killer on the market.

It's been used on skin to keep mosquitos away. But I don't use it in the garden, because birds need bugs to eat.

Hope this is helpful.

The kitten probably won't want any, but it keeps them away from you.

the effectiveness of diatomaceous earth on bedbugs. However, why would one eat it????

One customer I ran across said her friend actually had a doctor recommend putting a teaspoon in her morning smoothies to get rid of parasites she picked up in Costa Rica.

I've also learned that it's used abroad for people who might pick up gastrointestinal parasites in their eating and drinking.

An older lady at the farm store I bought it at in Florida says she takes a tablespoon of it in water every other day and feels great.

I've tried it, found it's tasteless and has no ill effects, but I'm not urging anyone to eat it.

I'm very happy for him and you, Joeybee, and looking forward to the happy day when he finally joins the rest of his family.

That makes me want a new kitty--although it would make my cat very angry, I'm still thinking about it.

Adorable little guy, good for you!

Good vibes and thoughts to you both....I'm pulling for him to get a shot at a happy life, and bless you a 1000X over for being good enough to try to provide it.

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adorbs

and Bless you for caring enough to want to help the little guy.