But anyway, meet Meepit (the tiny boy to the right) and Feepit (the bigger girl to the left), my two newest foster kittens, currently about 6 weeks old.

We're fostering three older kittens for a few days, while they're recovering from their neuter and spay appointments yesterday. Meet Pepsi (tuxedo girl), Fanta (slightly darker orange tabby boy with very orange eyes) and Ginger Ale (slightly lighter orange tabby boy with yellow eyes).

The Neopets cookbook has a recipe just for that!

Well at least I wasn't imagining it. Yay for the quick fix!

Anyway. Split says hello. She still hasn't been adopted and is now spening the holidays with us as the store is closed. Can't believe nobody wants her. She's so sweet and loves a good pet, showing it with loud purrs.

Right before she left our care, she was the one warming up the most to our other cats, especially Eureka. They had some play time together. I hope she has a new playmate now.

When Koopa got home, he brought over a friend. Or at least is trying to be. This new one is Gracie, who got spayed yesterday and her former foster wanted her to get some quality time with other kittens to socialize more. She is currently in growl mode to everyone, but I think that will change fast.

Koopa had his neuter appointment yesterday. The other two need to grow a little more before they get neutered and spayed.

And Sprinkle is the 2nd one to find a home, just today! This boy hated to be touched while in our care, but was the most playful of the bunch. I'm glad he warmed up enough to humans to get adopted, and is now in a house with another cat and two small dogs. Having playmates is good for him.

S'more was the first to get adopted. She found a home earlier this month, on the 3rd. While she was in our care, she took a long time to trust us, but she's a very sweet girl and I'm happy she got a home now, apparently with a young couple who has two other cats.

Orion has not been sure about these kittens. They keep showing up where he is and stealing his sleep spots. How dare!

Goomba says hi.

Volunteered at my county's cat rescue's spay and neuter day, we ended up taking care of 34 feral/community cats. This is only possible here thanks to donations and volunteers, so they can't organize TNR that often yet. We're hoping to be able to do this more frequently.

Got a new group of kittens to foster. Meet Boo (girl tabby with rounder face), Koopa (lighter coloured tabby boy with big ears) and Goomba (darker tabby boy, who has a badly crooked tail that might have to be amputated).

A community cat started bringing kittens over a few weeks ago to eat on our porch. CJ and I contacted the local cat rescue and TNR place so we could look into catching them. We caught one last Friday night and then the other three on Sunday night, and are now currently fostering them.