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19 hours ago, GonSo said:

Look at them😍. Ready for their new homes.

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They're so beautiful! 🥰 They do look like they're ready to cause mischief lol Thank you for sharing these pics! 😊

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Oh yes!! During the heat wave I had them downstairs. My dog in the past was oke with a kitten. But five!?! And I really wondered why on earth people would like to have a kittens. The curtains, plants, couch, you name it. My house was a mess, but they had fun!😀

But they have successors, arrived on the 7th. Today 5 weeks.

And Monday a kitten of 10 days arrived. Night shifts....

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Kittens that young are just BONKERS. Messy doesn’t begin to describe it. Bit that’s why nature made baby mammals so freakin adorable…. You’re a good soul to be doing the foster thing.

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This winter we lost our elder cat, Herry, to spinal cancer. We were heartbroken… and still are. So we were going to give outselves time to grieve and wait on adopting another cat. But our younger tabby cat named Oliver started to come unglued. He grew restless, cried constantly and wouldn’t settle. So we took the plunge and rescued another cat, a handsome 2-year-old with striking amber eyes and a silver coat. We named him Sterling. He really loves Oliver, who has calmed down a lot. And now  our house has four souls in it again, and our laps are rarely empty. 

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