Kitten Sam One Week Update...She's reached the stage where she gets into everything she shouldn't
Here she is with her big brother Ashley watching over her...I think he's more attached to her than she is to him, although at times he needs to walk away because she is constant play mode until she conks out.
No problem with the breathing or the eyes, although I will continue the antibiotics until the bottle's done, probably the end of this week. My vet volunteers at the monthly free spay and neuter clinic, which is this Sunday, which I'll be at and ask him about her. Since she's doing so well, I doubt he'll need to see her, so the next visit will be in about a month for her shots.
Thanks for all the good wishes.
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Look at the babycat go 
I love babycats
Ashley is very beautiful, too.
So glad to hear she is doing so well.
You're in for some fun times! 
That sounds VERY kittenish to me! 
Thank you for the updates, joeybee12! 
PEACE! 
and that's what makes it fun!
...Spirit, 9 years old and Oreo, 2 years old. I think that deep down Oreo thinks he's really a puppy! 
PEACE!
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PEACE!
My little "darling" ended up having emergency surgery when she was 4 months old because she was eating the hair out of my hair brush (and a few bristles for good measure) and it caused a blockage.
She's fine now but still crazy, she will try to eat anything. The vet said she acts more like a puppy than a kitten.
Oh and I almost forgot to add your new baby is precious
What a lucky little one she is with her equally lucky big brother.
My tamed feral is sitting at my left elbow right now rubbing his head against my arm. The other two rescues are sitting in their cat tree looking out the window. There are about 6 more feral cats that I have counted roaming around my farm. They get fed but will not get the chance to come in. Don't think they want to actually 
Rescues make such wonderful pets.
Have fun, this all makes me so happy.
Thank you for the updates and just love the pix! She is so fortunate to have found a doting big brother - and you! 
That's also been my experience. I adopt from rescue and my guys seem to find me... And I've never been disappointed.
Hopefully I can catch the mom and any siblings...don't think I can keep the others, but if she had upper respiratory, they all probably did...I'll try to adopt those out...I think I know who Mom is and she is very, very feral, so all I can do is get her fixed.
You are doing a wonderful thing, you know. Wish I could lend you my friend who has caught cats for the SPCA. I brought my last cat inside from outside, took me feeding her for four months and a have-a-heart trap to finally bring her in and get her to the vet. When she needed a recheck, my friend had to come into my house to catch her for me, though I had her and all her things in one room. And she bit him! *sigh*
Turned out my cat wasn't a feral, had somehow escaped from a woman on the next street who moved, poor thing. Once she had necessary dental surgery, she calmed down a lot, preferred sitting in the window rather than ever going outside again.
