Meet our new owner
The kitten…
He tested FIV+, which will make him very very hard to place. Billy and I have decided to keep him and just watch him carefully with the dogs until he’s old enough to get away from them if need be. Actually, so far so good with the dogs. Sadie sniffed him from head to tail and wagged her tail madly and only acted smitten over a baby as opposed to smitten over a snack. She did have a litter before we adopted her, so maybe her maternal side is overriding her evil nature.
Proof, you ask? Behold the coziness last night as Floyd and Sadie shared Billy’s lap.
The good news? The FIV may very well be a false positive. He’s only 6 weeks old and there’s a very good chance he’s only showing antibodies from the mother. A retest won’t show that for six months, though, and by then there’ll be no way we’d be willing to part with him.
The bad news? He was a day away from dying when I found him. He’s extremely anemic from a really severe flea infestation. The fleas are mostly taken care of (I wish I’d taken photos of his bath! He needs another one, so I’ll take some photos then. He was all skinny legs and big kitten belly and lots of pink skin. Too cute.) and now it’s a matter of keeping him fed and hydrated and warm so he can make new red blood cells. He’s also on antibiotics, oral and eye drops, to take care of that crustiness.
Here he is, day three. The crusty buildup of goo is slowly giving way to the warm compresses I’ve been giving him:
Floyd says: “My plot to win their hearts and thereby take over the entire house is going along JUST as I’d planned it. Stupid humans.”
“What? Stay still? Impossible. Do you have any idea how many things there are to smell and claw and nip at in this room? Stupid human.”
“Okay fine. I’ll hold still for the camera, so my public can admire me. But make it quick. I’m a very busy boy. Stupid human.”
Ah yes…It’s been years since I’ve been owned by a cat. Time to get reacquainted with the superior feline intelligence.
Hi Cari – delurking again to say this is a great thing you guys are doing 🙂
Posted by: brenda in toronto
Lucky boy !
Hope he grows big and strong.
Posted by: Emma
Floyd’s story has touched my heart. Thanks so much for the adorable pictures! Hope you fall madly in love with him.
Posted by: Kim
Somehow I knew that this little boy was already “home”, even though you thought he belonged elsewhere.
Posted by: Gina
Thanks, Cari, for being a good, kind human being. The kitten gods knew exactly where to place this sweetness. It’s amazing how they come complete with excellent sales skills, isn’t it? You never even knew….
Thanks again for giving this little thing a good home.
Te
Posted by: Te
See? See how hard it is to refuse crustiness? It’ll getcha every time.
Posted by: Iris
Awwww, I’m melting! I had to Google FIV because I didn’t know what it was. I must say, though, that I kind of had a premonition that this was going to be the way things worked out. Wonderful you.
Posted by: Norma
Hi Cari – delurking again to say this is a great thing you guys are doing 🙂
Posted by: brenda in toronto
Lucky boy !
Hope he grows big and strong.
Posted by: Emma
Floyd’s story has touched my heart. Thanks so much for the adorable pictures! Hope you fall madly in love with him.
Posted by: Kim
Somehow I knew that this little boy was already “home”, even though you thought he belonged elsewhere.
Posted by: Gina
Thanks, Cari, for being a good, kind human being. The kitten gods knew exactly where to place this sweetness. It’s amazing how they come complete with excellent sales skills, isn’t it? You never even knew….
Thanks again for giving this little thing a good home.
Te
Posted by: Te
See? See how hard it is to refuse crustiness? It’ll getcha every time.
Posted by: Iris
Awwww, I’m melting! I had to Google FIV because I didn’t know what it was. I must say, though, that I kind of had a premonition that this was going to be the way things worked out. Wonderful you.
Posted by: Norma
Somehow I knew when I saw his crustly little face that he would seduce and manipulate you into falling hopelessly in love with him. Because he’s a little fluffy cat and that’s what they do.
So glad you spotted him before the fleas got him for good.
Posted by: Juno
Awwww, the poor baby. I tried to find someone who would take him (my boyfriend grew up in Syracuse, and friends and family still live out there). There was one guy in particular, who lost his own cat love about a year or two ago that I had in mind, but he had told bf’s father that he didn’t think he could take losing another, so he’d probably remain petless for the rest of his life.
Although I couldn’t do that (being a cat lover at heart) I can understand it. I hope the kitty gets better very soon, considering the hard knocks he’s already been dealt.
Posted by: Jenn
What a doll…at least he found a wonderful, caring home.
Posted by: margene
man, That’s so freaking heart warming! I love when people rescue animals. Congrats on the knew arrival, I love his name.
Posted by: Julia
Kids these days, all smartass attitude. I’m glad to hear you’re keeping him. I bet the dogs will be taking him under their wing and teaching him the fine art of yarn-stealing in no time.
Posted by: jodi
So cute. I’m glad you guys are keeping him. Of course now I’ll bring extra Clarinex to your house.
Posted by: jackie
Somehow I knew when I saw his crustly little face that he would seduce and manipulate you into falling hopelessly in love with him. Because he’s a little fluffy cat and that’s what they do.
So glad you spotted him before the fleas got him for good.
Posted by: Juno
Awwww, the poor baby. I tried to find someone who would take him (my boyfriend grew up in Syracuse, and friends and family still live out there). There was one guy in particular, who lost his own cat love about a year or two ago that I had in mind, but he had told bf’s father that he didn’t think he could take losing another, so he’d probably remain petless for the rest of his life.
Although I couldn’t do that (being a cat lover at heart) I can understand it. I hope the kitty gets better very soon, considering the hard knocks he’s already been dealt.
Posted by: Jenn
What a doll…at least he found a wonderful, caring home.
Posted by: margene
man, That’s so freaking heart warming! I love when people rescue animals. Congrats on the knew arrival, I love his name.
Posted by: Julia
Kids these days, all smartass attitude. I’m glad to hear you’re keeping him. I bet the dogs will be taking him under their wing and teaching him the fine art of yarn-stealing in no time.
Posted by: jodi
So cute. I’m glad you guys are keeping him. Of course now I’ll bring extra Clarinex to your house.
Posted by: jackie
Floyd! I love the name. It gives him the extra dose of gravitas he’ll need to establish himself among the dogs, since the home-takeover has begun. And he’s looking so much better already. So lucky for him! (and you)
Posted by: anne
What is FIV? Is it the equivelant of HIV in humans? Pardon me for my ignorance!
I almost cried reading this post … but he’s a lucky boy, at least. Keep us posted of his progress, will you? Thanks.
Posted by: Agnes
I forsee knitted catnip mice, toys, and felted catbeds in your future. Cats- they give us love and purrs, and reasons to knit small things.
Posted by: annmarie
all good cat mama’s go to heaven…
😉
Posted by: nakachi
Cats. Fuzzy insects. Barely even mammalian because of their so utterly alien minds.
Still, Floyd’s a cutie. I’m really touched by the before/after pics. Good for you for rescuing him.
Stupid human. 😉
Posted by: David
Welcome back to the dark side. To me, life without catness is not worth living (though it was nice to get a full night’s sleep for a few months ….)
He is such a cute little boy. I’m sure he’ll learn to hold his own against the wicked dogs. (Hola Diego y Sadie. besosbesosbesos)
=^..^=
Posted by: Serena
Floyd! I love the name. It gives him the extra dose of gravitas he’ll need to establish himself among the dogs, since the home-takeover has begun. And he’s looking so much better already. So lucky for him! (and you)
Posted by: anne
What is FIV? Is it the equivelant of HIV in humans? Pardon me for my ignorance!
I almost cried reading this post … but he’s a lucky boy, at least. Keep us posted of his progress, will you? Thanks.
Posted by: Agnes
I forsee knitted catnip mice, toys, and felted catbeds in your future. Cats- they give us love and purrs, and reasons to knit small things.
Posted by: annmarie
all good cat mama’s go to heaven…
😉
Posted by: nakachi
Cats. Fuzzy insects. Barely even mammalian because of their so utterly alien minds.
Still, Floyd’s a cutie. I’m really touched by the before/after pics. Good for you for rescuing him.
Stupid human. 😉
Posted by: David
Welcome back to the dark side. To me, life without catness is not worth living (though it was nice to get a full night’s sleep for a few months ….)
He is such a cute little boy. I’m sure he’ll learn to hold his own against the wicked dogs. (Hola Diego y Sadie. besosbesosbesos)
=^..^=
Posted by: Serena
Aw, poor little boy! I tried bringing home a perfectly healthy kitten when I was about 6 and my mother wouldn’t let it in the house. He came with food and kitty litter, too! In more recent years, of course, we’ve discovered that Mom is allergic to cats, so I don’t foresee any in my future, but I’m glad that Floyd (great name) has found someone to help him out. Poor little baby!
Posted by: Deb
I’ve been checking in almost hourly since Thursday evening to see if there was any news on the little guy, so now seems like a good time to de-lurk. What a lucky kitten. What an admirable human being. My heart is warmed.
Posted by: keli
Good girl Sadie! Good woman and man, Cari and Billy!
And Diego, will he be on litterbox cleanup?
Maybe someday when we have a house we’ll be able to have a cat. It is a great thing you guys are doing.
Posted by: spaazlicious
Hey Cari, Floyd is one lucky feline. You guys are great for taking him on and I’m sure Floyd will have the dogs in line in no time!
Posted by: Nicole
Um, Cari? Floyd and me, we love you.
(sniff…sniff…man, where is that kleenex box…)
Posted by: Lee Ann
Cari…you are such a beautiful human being. Makes me comfortable knowing that if I ever need eye drops, warm compresses, a massage, a haircut, de-flea-ing, a bath, or a good person to listen to me rant about MY “condition” – you’d be first in line. 🙂 I love you.
xoxo
j
Posted by: john
Aw, poor little boy! I tried bringing home a perfectly healthy kitten when I was about 6 and my mother wouldn’t let it in the house. He came with food and kitty litter, too! In more recent years, of course, we’ve discovered that Mom is allergic to cats, so I don’t foresee any in my future, but I’m glad that Floyd (great name) has found someone to help him out. Poor little baby!
Posted by: Deb
I’ve been checking in almost hourly since Thursday evening to see if there was any news on the little guy, so now seems like a good time to de-lurk. What a lucky kitten. What an admirable human being. My heart is warmed.
Posted by: keli
Good girl Sadie! Good woman and man, Cari and Billy!
And Diego, will he be on litterbox cleanup?
Maybe someday when we have a house we’ll be able to have a cat. It is a great thing you guys are doing.
Posted by: spaazlicious
Hey Cari, Floyd is one lucky feline. You guys are great for taking him on and I’m sure Floyd will have the dogs in line in no time!
Posted by: Nicole
Um, Cari? Floyd and me, we love you.
(sniff…sniff…man, where is that kleenex box…)
Posted by: Lee Ann
Cari…you are such a beautiful human being. Makes me comfortable knowing that if I ever need eye drops, warm compresses, a massage, a haircut, de-flea-ing, a bath, or a good person to listen to me rant about MY “condition” – you’d be first in line. 🙂 I love you.
xoxo
j
Posted by: john
Awwwww, you guys are the BEST! Sigh. Floyd is one lucky kitty.
Posted by: regina
Oh, bless your hearts for making yours his forever home. Sending big love for growing him into a big and strong kitty. Wish I could snuggle him in person.
Posted by: Nathania
Oh, bless! He’s really coming along, and you are being owned by a kitty! Watch out–my cat loves to dive into my stash and hide skeins and balls of yarn under pillows, blankets, in closets…
Posted by: kaarin
Aw, he’s going to be a cutie-pie. That’s how they get you. Good luck with him!
Posted by: Beth
I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. You can see in the last photo that it’s a done deal. You are his, for better or for worse.
I love the name.
Posted by: Bethany
He’s so sweet! And you’re incredible for taking him into your heart and home this way.
We brought our current cat, Mason, into our home when we already had a big yello lab named Dixie. When he was little Mason would just climb up on the backs of the couches and chairs to get away from Dixie. We kept them separated whenever we weren’t at home for a while but pretty soon they were buddies. They really get along great, I’ll bet the dogs will take to this new baby just fine. Does he have a name yet?
Posted by: Carole
Awwwww, you guys are the BEST! Sigh. Floyd is one lucky kitty.
Posted by: regina
Oh, bless your hearts for making yours his forever home. Sending big love for growing him into a big and strong kitty. Wish I could snuggle him in person.
Posted by: Nathania
Oh, bless! He’s really coming along, and you are being owned by a kitty! Watch out–my cat loves to dive into my stash and hide skeins and balls of yarn under pillows, blankets, in closets…
Posted by: kaarin
Aw, he’s going to be a cutie-pie. That’s how they get you. Good luck with him!
Posted by: Beth
I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. You can see in the last photo that it’s a done deal. You are his, for better or for worse.
I love the name.
Posted by: Bethany
He’s so sweet! And you’re incredible for taking him into your heart and home this way.
We brought our current cat, Mason, into our home when we already had a big yello lab named Dixie. When he was little Mason would just climb up on the backs of the couches and chairs to get away from Dixie. We kept them separated whenever we weren’t at home for a while but pretty soon they were buddies. They really get along great, I’ll bet the dogs will take to this new baby just fine. Does he have a name yet?
Posted by: Carole
What a wonderful thing for you to do! I am so happy that he was lucky enough to find such a caring person to take him home, clean him up and take him in. Bless you 🙂
Posted by: emily
dont worry sadie and diego, i am coming to visit and i won’t be paying any attention to that little kitty. it’s ALL ABOUT YOU TWO as far as i’m concerned!! smooches!
Posted by: carolyn
Floyd: that’s the only possible name for this kitty. Welcome home, Floyd. Uncle Scout is very pleased with your new owners, and thinks there’s hope for them yet. As for me, if it were possible for me to think you both were even more awesome than I already did…
Posted by: Em
Sitting back with popcorn and mouse in hand to watch Floyd training his new family. This will be good!!
Posted by: Cathy
So cute! How good of you to take him in. I need a kitty!
Posted by: Vicki
He is WAYYYYY to cute!!!
Posted by: Kim
floyd! in tears here… how can people just dump animals like that? you already have your ticket into kitty heaven.
Posted by: anna
What a wonderful thing for you to do! I am so happy that he was lucky enough to find such a caring person to take him home, clean him up and take him in. Bless you 🙂
Posted by: emily
dont worry sadie and diego, i am coming to visit and i won’t be paying any attention to that little kitty. it’s ALL ABOUT YOU TWO as far as i’m concerned!! smooches!
Posted by: carolyn
Floyd: that’s the only possible name for this kitty. Welcome home, Floyd. Uncle Scout is very pleased with your new owners, and thinks there’s hope for them yet. As for me, if it were possible for me to think you both were even more awesome than I already did…
Posted by: Em
Sitting back with popcorn and mouse in hand to watch Floyd training his new family. This will be good!!
Posted by: Cathy
So cute! How good of you to take him in. I need a kitty!
Posted by: Vicki
He is WAYYYYY to cute!!!
Posted by: Kim
floyd! in tears here… how can people just dump animals like that? you already have your ticket into kitty heaven.
Posted by: anna
De-luking here to say:
Oh. My. God. They just don’t get /any/ kewter do they? What a sweet little kitten face! He’s a lucky boy.
Posted by: jeni
Floyd! Excellent name. Is that for Floyd-the-immortal-guitar-guy from the Muppet show? Because I see the resemblance…
And hey, Floyd? Work on that attitude, man! Not cool to call those humans who saved you ‘stupid’. Didn’t your mama tell you about the flies and the vinegar? Much better to go with the relaxed way of life. And lose those nasty FIVs, ‘kay?
Posted by: marrije
Congrats on your new addition. Being a kitten does help, as our greyhounds were iffy with kitties, but warmed right up to a kitten we ended up with as well 🙂
(these were my parents greyhounds, not mine!)
Floyd is a crusty cutie!
Posted by: Amber
Igor says: “Floyd, dude. Nice work!”
Posted by: claudia
Awww! What amazing photos of little Floyd. I love the way this story is going! Can’t wait to meet the little fluffball…
Some friends of mine had a FIV+ kitty a while back, who was at least 5 years old when I lost touch with them. Up until that point she was perfectly healthy and an incredibly happy and affectionate cat. Even if the test results turn out to be accurate, he will still have a very happy life with tons of love…much better than starving to death before week 7. He’s a very lucky little kitten, he chose some great people to own.
Posted by: Cassie
Cats always win in the end mwahahahaha. Poor Floyd, but yay for you guys looking after him and nursing him back to health.
Posted by: Alison
De-luking here to say:
Oh. My. God. They just don’t get /any/ kewter do they? What a sweet little kitten face! He’s a lucky boy.
Posted by: jeni
Floyd! Excellent name. Is that for Floyd-the-immortal-guitar-guy from the Muppet show? Because I see the resemblance…
And hey, Floyd? Work on that attitude, man! Not cool to call those humans who saved you ‘stupid’. Didn’t your mama tell you about the flies and the vinegar? Much better to go with the relaxed way of life. And lose those nasty FIVs, ‘kay?
Posted by: marrije
Congrats on your new addition. Being a kitten does help, as our greyhounds were iffy with kitties, but warmed right up to a kitten we ended up with as well 🙂
(these were my parents greyhounds, not mine!)
Floyd is a crusty cutie!
Posted by: Amber
Igor says: “Floyd, dude. Nice work!”
Posted by: claudia
Awww! What amazing photos of little Floyd. I love the way this story is going! Can’t wait to meet the little fluffball…
Some friends of mine had a FIV+ kitty a while back, who was at least 5 years old when I lost touch with them. Up until that point she was perfectly healthy and an incredibly happy and affectionate cat. Even if the test results turn out to be accurate, he will still have a very happy life with tons of love…much better than starving to death before week 7. He’s a very lucky little kitten, he chose some great people to own.
Posted by: Cassie
Cats always win in the end mwahahahaha. Poor Floyd, but yay for you guys looking after him and nursing him back to health.
Posted by: Alison
Floyd, huh? In my head, I’ve been calling him Ruffino from first sight.
I bet he handles the doggies just fine.
Posted by: Marie
I *you* couldn’t resist him charms, there’s no way that Sadie and Diego won’t eventually be won over too. Actually, judging from the nap picture, I think Floyd is already completely settled in!
Posted by: Sneaksleep
Gosh that seems like a lot of money in pet bills. While I don’t personally like cats, my heart just aches at the thought of an animal suffering.
That being said, can I send you some money to help defray the costs of Kitty Floyd? Please?
Posted by: Jon
He’s a lucky little boy…
Posted by: Anne
Congrats on the new edition. I’m so happy you are keeping him and giving him a new life…Hell, that and saving the one he had…It looks like dear Floyd was about on his ninth. You are a good person Cari. Of course,I love the name Floyd.
Posted by: Shelley
Who knew such a little guy could be so smart! He planned that quite well, except for the slight miscalculation on getting sick. Poor baby. I’m glad you’re keeping him and it’s going well with the dogs – they’ll love him in no time. I hope he continues to get better and stronger. I can’t wait to see more pictures – he’s just adorable.
Posted by: Stephanie
Floyd, huh? In my head, I’ve been calling him Ruffino from first sight.
I bet he handles the doggies just fine.
Posted by: Marie
I *you* couldn’t resist him charms, there’s no way that Sadie and Diego won’t eventually be won over too. Actually, judging from the nap picture, I think Floyd is already completely settled in!
Posted by: Sneaksleep
Gosh that seems like a lot of money in pet bills. While I don’t personally like cats, my heart just aches at the thought of an animal suffering.
That being said, can I send you some money to help defray the costs of Kitty Floyd? Please?
Posted by: Jon
He’s a lucky little boy…
Posted by: Anne
Congrats on the new edition. I’m so happy you are keeping him and giving him a new life…Hell, that and saving the one he had…It looks like dear Floyd was about on his ninth. You are a good person Cari. Of course,I love the name Floyd.
Posted by: Shelley
Who knew such a little guy could be so smart! He planned that quite well, except for the slight miscalculation on getting sick. Poor baby. I’m glad you’re keeping him and it’s going well with the dogs – they’ll love him in no time. I hope he continues to get better and stronger. I can’t wait to see more pictures – he’s just adorable.
Posted by: Stephanie
Please post more pictures! I’m totally in love with Floyd!
Posted by: Stacy Horn
He’s so cute! I’m so glad you’re taking him in…his little picture from yesterday makes me want to cry. I hope he turns out to be FIV negative, and he has a long, healthy, happy life.
Posted by: Anne Marie
Cari, you are such a big-hearted person to take in that kitten 🙂 Makes me smile!
Libby
Posted by: Libby
It’s me–Pharaoh Hound woman. Congrats on your new family member—you guys are great!
Posted by: Theresa
They SAY stupid human but every once in a while they accidently reveal how much they love you.
I thought you all were getting a little too chaotic. Thank goodness a cat has come in to whip you all into shape and let you know what you need to be doing.
Lucky Floyd. Smart Floyd.
Posted by: Laurie
Good for you! And GOOD for Floyd! The last picture is precious. I actually tried to pinch his little kitty cheek on the computer screen!
Posted by: Petra
Please post more pictures! I’m totally in love with Floyd!
Posted by: Stacy Horn
He’s so cute! I’m so glad you’re taking him in…his little picture from yesterday makes me want to cry. I hope he turns out to be FIV negative, and he has a long, healthy, happy life.
Posted by: Anne Marie
Cari, you are such a big-hearted person to take in that kitten 🙂 Makes me smile!
Libby
Posted by: Libby
It’s me–Pharaoh Hound woman. Congrats on your new family member—you guys are great!
Posted by: Theresa
They SAY stupid human but every once in a while they accidently reveal how much they love you.
I thought you all were getting a little too chaotic. Thank goodness a cat has come in to whip you all into shape and let you know what you need to be doing.
Lucky Floyd. Smart Floyd.
Posted by: Laurie
Good for you! And GOOD for Floyd! The last picture is precious. I actually tried to pinch his little kitty cheek on the computer screen!
Posted by: Petra
You are so awesome for taking in the kitty!! I know Vet bills can be expensive so let me know if I can help out a little. I could Paypal you $20 to help the little fellow 🙂
Posted by: Jann
Oooh, cats. They will work their wiles!!
He is awfully cute and awfully lucky!
Posted by: pippy
Ah, cats…too bad I’m allergic.
Posted by: Christie
I’ve been a lurker for a while (enjoying especially the novel progress reports). But I had to de-lurk to let you know how touched I was by your kindness towards this sweet little ball of fluff. Timing is everything, and you timed your arrival into Floyd’s life just right. I’m now looking forward to these progress reports as well!
Floyd sure is lucky.
Posted by: Alison A.
I’ve been lurking for a while too but THIS gets me out of my closet,
He’s already a cutie and seems to know how to charm everybody (I mean, more than 60 comments !!!)
I knoow you’ll take good care of him and your dogs’ll do the same one day ,-)
Posted by: Alice
Delurking to say I’m so glad you’re keeping him! He looks so much better already.
We got our last cat in much the same way, a rescue from the streets at 4-6 weeks old, covered in grease and fleas and dashing between cars at a busy intersection. Don’t worry about the dogs, they will adjust. Floyd will be able to hold his own with them.
Posted by: LoriO
You are so awesome for taking in the kitty!! I know Vet bills can be expensive so let me know if I can help out a little. I could Paypal you $20 to help the little fellow 🙂
Posted by: Jann
Oooh, cats. They will work their wiles!!
He is awfully cute and awfully lucky!
Posted by: pippy
Ah, cats…too bad I’m allergic.
Posted by: Christie
I’ve been a lurker for a while (enjoying especially the novel progress reports). But I had to de-lurk to let you know how touched I was by your kindness towards this sweet little ball of fluff. Timing is everything, and you timed your arrival into Floyd’s life just right. I’m now looking forward to these progress reports as well!
Floyd sure is lucky.
Posted by: Alison A.
I’ve been lurking for a while too but THIS gets me out of my closet,
He’s already a cutie and seems to know how to charm everybody (I mean, more than 60 comments !!!)
I knoow you’ll take good care of him and your dogs’ll do the same one day ,-)
Posted by: Alice
Delurking to say I’m so glad you’re keeping him! He looks so much better already.
We got our last cat in much the same way, a rescue from the streets at 4-6 weeks old, covered in grease and fleas and dashing between cars at a busy intersection. Don’t worry about the dogs, they will adjust. Floyd will be able to hold his own with them.
Posted by: LoriO
The gentleman in the picture with the kittin is his last name Turner or is he related to anyone with that last name He could have been mu father’s twin in the 1930’s or 1940’s I just had to ask when I saw the picture
Posted by: Stephanie
My friend pointed your blog to me; she’s a knitter, but said I couldn’t resist the kitten cuteness – and she was right! 🙂 Listen, we had the FIV+ scare with one of our cats. Something like 3 out of 4 of “kitten” FIV+ are due to the mom antibodies, and so you have a really good chance. Our kitten tested out negative and I hope Floyd will too. Thanks for helping him!
Posted by: AceOfKittens
The gentleman in the picture with the kittin is his last name Turner or is he related to anyone with that last name He could have been mu father’s twin in the 1930’s or 1940’s I just had to ask when I saw the picture
Posted by: Stephanie
My friend pointed your blog to me; she’s a knitter, but said I couldn’t resist the kitten cuteness – and she was right! 🙂 Listen, we had the FIV+ scare with one of our cats. Something like 3 out of 4 of “kitten” FIV+ are due to the mom antibodies, and so you have a really good chance. Our kitten tested out negative and I hope Floyd will too. Thanks for helping him!
Posted by: AceOfKittens