Well. Guess who is back from the vets with a clean bill of health and is surprisingly happy to be back?
Little Stray Kitty!
Or should I say: Little Stray BOY Kitty 🤯
Whether his love for #notMyCat is platonic or romantic, what matters is that he's happy and true to himself 🥰
Little Stray Kitty!
Or should I say: Little Stray BOY Kitty 🤯
Whether his love for #notMyCat is platonic or romantic, what matters is that he's happy and true to himself 🥰
The important bits: He's free of feline aids, leukaemia, and well... his balls now too.
No obvious issues with his leg or anywhere else. He's just missing his white front floof as they had to shave it for blood tests.
And really does seem happy to be back here, not there!
No obvious issues with his leg or anywhere else. He's just missing his white front floof as they had to shave it for blood tests.
And really does seem happy to be back here, not there!
It also highlights (and you can see it in this vid) just how tiny he is for a boy cat. Poor thing definitely had his growth limited by how hungry he was.
Vet reckons about a year old.
Vet reckons about a year old.
So the next step is to keep him in the spare room again for a week or so while he heals up.
Then our plan is to open up the upstairs/hallway to him for a few more days. After that, living room door and access to outside again.
Then our plan is to open up the upstairs/hallway to him for a few more days. After that, living room door and access to outside again.
He may just disappear off again after that. Fair enough. Important thing is that he's been done now. He can't create any little feral kitties like he was created.
He's welcome to stay though, should he decide to hang around. And he's chipped in case he needs our help in future.
He's welcome to stay though, should he decide to hang around. And he's chipped in case he needs our help in future.
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