Rollercoaster

That is what I feel like I am on! The shelter owner finished up at the birthday dinner at almost 10pm and by then Ginger had eaten and was looking more sprightly. He still has runny poo but the blood is no longer in evidence. I had some Synulox kitty antibiotics at home so I gave him a quarter mixed with the syrup the vet gave us and dosed him on that and it seems to have helped a lot. So we have decided that given that Ginger seems stronger again and it is late and raining I will keep them tonight still and take them to her house in the morning regardless as he clearly needs a good boost of meds even though he seems better again. Whatever this is it needs to get cleared up fast and properly. I felt so stupid when she called and I was no longer panicked like when we spoke early this evening but luckily she knows this game well and how a kitten can be playing and in an hour or two be dead from bacteria so she completely understands. I'm going to give them even more loves and attention on their last night with us in our home. I do so hope they will both grow into strong chubby little fluffs and find the puuurfect home. It is a worry when one has hand reared a baby cat and become attached to think their forever home could be less than just wonderful but I'm thinking positive thoughts! On that note here are some lovely pics of our brood of 7 as we stand tonight, in their favourite spots in the home as the weather is miz and that always brings felines in to seek warmth of home and heart.

Lady Diva - on her recovery bed and being such a sweet girl.

Budda the Big and Prince - such good friends.

Budda and Casper - their favourite bed

Odi - our rolly polly cat, sound asleep on the soft yellow blanket on the couch

Baby girl - in the soft pink bed with lots of blankets

Little Ginger - he loves nestling against the pillow and in his yellow blanket.

You can see he is not as strong as last night. Come on Ginger my baby.