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SlimJimmy

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5. Update

Reply to SlimJimmy (Original post)

Tue Oct 11, 2022, 07:59 AM

Oct 2022

The vet says this is a 7-8 week old female kittie. Because the weather here is going to get cold soon, and due to her young age, one of the vet techs is going to take her home for a month, get her started on all of her shots, and have her socialized with her other cats. Our other colony cats have access to our garage and beds for rain and warmth. Then, at about 12 weeks, she'll be spayed and returned to us. This won't be a foster fail because the vet tech already has enough cats (so she says). Either way, she'll be well cared for, for the rest of her life.

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Had to trap a kittie today. [View all] SlimJimmy Oct 2022 OP

Hope all goes well at the vet, and thank you for all you do. It's so important to not just feed Ziggysmom Oct 2022 #1

I appreciate the kind words. SlimJimmy Oct 2022 #3

Good work wendyb-NC Oct 2022 #2

My pleasure, thanks for the kind words. SlimJimmy Oct 2022 #4

Update SlimJimmy Oct 2022 #5

awwwwww s m iffff! niyad Oct 2022 #8

Itty-bitty at the vet SlimJimmy Oct 2022 #11

Good luck with itty bitty. blm Oct 2022 #6

Thank you for taking such good care of the little ones. niyad Oct 2022 #7

As a fellow cat rescuer hermetic Oct 2022 #9

Yes, the unavailability of cat food SlimJimmy Oct 2022 #10

Thank you for caring for the kitty spinbaby Oct 2022 #12