Showing posts with label Cheddar Bo Kittens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cheddar Bo Kittens. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Cheddar Bo Update

6:30AM HAPPY UPDATE: They met me at the door this morning for the first time since the weekend. Their temperatures now range from normal to 103.7! Woo Hoo! Keep those cooling purrs coming!! Thanks so much! Well, we have a little improvement..... their fevers range from 103.4-104.6, no 105s. It's a slight improvement, but I'll take it :)

Every few hours I dab their pads with rubbing alcohol and mist down their bedding with cool water per the vets recommendations. That's basically all that can be done. They are on antibiotics and hopefully they are begining to take effect.


They have an awesome opportunity to travel non-stop to their rescue in NJ on Friday. This means no changing vehicles. The driver is a local volunteer. However, if they are still sick, they will miss this trip. The Flower girls will be able to go, so that is good.

Need lots and lots of prayers and cooling purrs so they can make this trip on Friday!!


HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MAIZY and FERRIS!!!!!!

Sunday, April 3, 2011

The Cheddar Bo Kittens

Meet the Cheddar Bo kittens. I named them the Cheddar Bo kittens after the Bojangles Cheddar Bo biscuit. YUM! There are 5 of them and they are about 8 weeks old. They all look so much a like, it's so hard to tell them apart. I also cannot determine genders yet. When I do, I plan on naming them after cheeses. They will be with me until Saturday. Then they will be going to the same NJ rescue as Redford and the Pasta Kittens






Here is the other litter (gray tabbies) that was also rescued from the shelter. I had them at my house for a few hours until their new foster mom came to get them. So crazy how all five kittens in both litters looked identical. There was no variety at all!Great news! Linguine of the Pasta Kittens was adopted the day after she arrived in NJ!

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