The kittens are getting much more comfortable with indoor life
They've started to wrestle, again, and don't get me started on their obsession with whiffle balls. Their appetites are great. I've noticed a HUGE improvement with Gwyn (who suddenly turned timid when Arthur knocked part of the barrier down on him) and Eira. All three are now in full kitten mode. I was so shocked that Carys, who was always the shyest, was the first to venture out and play.
There are zero issues with the boys. They spend a lot of time in the living room and on the kitchen window sill but when they venture into the den they mostly observe from a distance. Well, except for Gryff. He is proving to be a gentle foster brother.
I have 5 more days to enjoy all 3. On Sunday I'll get an update on Carys' potential new home.
I'm patting myself on the back for getting feral kittens of their age (we estimate between 6 and 8 weeks old) as socialized as they have become in such a short space of time. Of course I had expert help, this time.
If the ever hold still I will get new photos.
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Arthur's sister, Freya, was adopted by my niece and comes to visit quite often, which is so nice. Two kittens from the first litter live with a friend in Chicago so I get lots of updates. Two from the 2nd litter are with a friend's nephew. I get occasional updates. She is actually taking one of these and her house mate, who is also my friend, is taking another.
I'm not sure about Carys, yet. Who knows - she might just end up living here.
It's nice to be able to make a difference in these sweet creature's lives, and to ease the population of ferals in a positive way. My vet is pretty surprised at my success in finding them homes. And they bring me such joy. I don't think I've laughed so much in my entire life than I have since I started rescuing these furry little angels.
I'm so glad people get some joy our of reading about my and the kittens adventures. 