This is Comfrey. She is five weeks old, and the runt of her litter; her mother raised her for a month or so and then rejected her.
Do not fear; she is quite healthy and now has a good home with a loving Momma.
Loiosh and I met her at Lilies.
Loiosh had NO IDEA how to cope with such a very small cat.
There was a lot of sniffing and such, and Comfrey spent a lot of time going OMG YOU'RE BIG, but eventually they got it sorted out.
And then they started to play.
I'm proud of my boy -- he was very gentle with her.
Of course they stopped playing as soon as hit 'video', but still TINY KITTY SQUEEEEE!
Comfrey decided to go exploring...
...but only for a little while.
And then there was a stick!
I KILLS IT WITH DEATH.
And that's Comfrey.
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Adorbabble kitteh! Thanks for more stories and pictures.
Ladybug and I are seriously impressed by the kitten cuteness--and it helped brighten up her sick day, poor sweetie.
Ladybug says:
That kitten is so cute. And I also remember that kitten Loiosh, for he was just a little kitten when I last saw him. Now he is such a big cat! And I always have wished to see both cats in person. Bye Comfrey! Bye Loiosh! Bye Kate!
Such a cute kitten. I love that you have them harnessed. Mine are also harness trained. It's the only way to keep them safe but still let them have some time outside.
Sophia, Ladybug, glad to see you both here! Loiosh has grown a lot, hasn't he? I guess I really can't call him a kitten any more but he'll always be my baby.
Gemkitty, as far as I'm concerned harness-training is the only way to go. Right now only one of mine is -- the other two are older and I started them too late -- but I plan to harness train all of my cats in the future.
awww....!
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