




Two of the six kits have been adopted by Sowbhagya and have left for their new home.
They’re going to a place where they will be loved. I’ve been careful not to get attached (really?) but they’re tugging at me now.








Two of the six kits have been adopted by Sowbhagya and have left for their new home.
They’re going to a place where they will be loved. I’ve been careful not to get attached (really?) but they’re tugging at me now.









Tomorrow we all go to the vet hospital.
Take over the asylum.
I love it






The yard has so many exciting opportunities.
Including crinkly plastic
I’ve been careful not to get too attached to the Kits. If only life was so straightforward.






As with children we should recognise the need to continue to have playful fun. How else can we enjoy and keep learning?
Oy, stop eating me.




I’ve just got back from walking Lucie and couldn’t find the kits anywhere.
I’d left the garage door open so they had access to the yard.
Eventually I found one of the whiteys and slowly they began to appear from their hiding place under the washing machine.
I think something scared them and mum wasn’t here.
Now they’re relaxed and we’re bonding through biting.

They haven’t worked out eating their soft solids (meat or fish) without sticking their nose in it. …. hence the dirty nostrils.

We’re all ok now.
This morning

My brain was missing again
I let Lucie out the front door
There was the bag of kittens on legs waiting for me
Poor billet-doux was in shock. Ran away but was stuck
Trying to get through the gate to escape the black monster.

The bag of kittens squeezed through. I only hope there’s no long term damage.
She’s due within days.