A few months back a mother Siamese cat brought her kittens to our yard for a little socialization and of course, food. We managed to trap everyone and get them into the house and socialization has gone very well.

As some of you might have read in an earlier post, momma cat had Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) and we had to put her down. Since then, the kittens have been quarantined to the kitchen, until they can be fixed and tested for FeLV.

Lady Braveheart is all set to go home with her new family on Tuesday, providing her health checks out. Now we need homes for Tator and Tot.

We also have several gorgeous orange Tabbies available for adoption and one Flaming Point Siamese, who range in socialness from friendly to a step up from feral. If you know of anyone who might be interested in any of these beautiful (inside and out) babes, please contact me here at Live Journal or at feralcatadoption@gmail.com for an adoption application and info on how to visit the kitties.

Tator	Tot
Lady Braveheart (Wallace)

Results: Parasites Roundworms Siamese

This was the google inquiry I typed in yesterday after one of our kittens took up projectile vomiting. For all the bad things said about Walmart, at least they were open late last night and carried roundworm medication for kittens. The little buggers appear to be feeling a lot better today and there are no more blood covered "spaghetti" strands on the floor.

More interesting parasite tid bits link and link

Once these lovely beasties are worm free, spay, and test negative for Feline Leukemia, they will be available for adoption. If you know anyone who is looking for a half Siamese kitty, have them drop me a line.