Ree

Ree, Raider and Ralph came to us when they were about two weeks old. We had received a call from a family that had taken them in after their mom disappeared. They had saw her the day before but she was severely wounded. They waited a day or two for her to return but took them in after they had just kept crying. They were very inexperienced at bottle feeding and thought that regular milk would be enough, they tried for three days to care for them. We did not have a foster that was up for doing bottle babies but one of our foster just knew they would not survived if we do not take them. They required some work but they quickly began to thrive. They are now healthy, happy, playful kittens. They are FIV/Leukemia negative, current on vaccines, flea and worm treated and microchip. Their DOB is 10/2/2025.

Ree, Raider and Ralph came to us when they were about two weeks old. We had received a call from a family that had taken them in after their mom disappeared. They had saw her the day before but she was severely wounded. They waited a day or two for her to return but took them in after they had just kept crying. They were very inexperienced at bottle feeding and thought that regular milk would be enough, they tried for three days to care for them. We did not have a foster that was up for doing bottle babies but one of our foster just knew they would not survived if we do not take them. They required some work but they quickly began to thrive. They are now healthy, happy, playful kittens. They are FIV/Leukemia negative, current on vaccines, flea and worm treated and microchip. Their DOB is 10/2/2025.

Ree, Raider and Ralph came to us when they were about two weeks old. We had received a call from a family that had taken them in after their mom disappeared. They had saw her the day before but she was severely wounded. They waited a day or two for her to return but took them in after they had just kept crying. They were very inexperienced at bottle feeding and thought that regular milk would be enough, they tried for three days to care for them. We did not have a foster that was up for doing bottle babies but one of our foster just knew they would not survived if we do not take them. They required some work but they quickly began to thrive. They are now healthy, happy, playful kittens. They are FIV/Leukemia negative, current on vaccines, flea and worm treated and microchip. Their DOB is 10/2/2025.