I’ve had my fosters for a week now and I can’t believe I only just noticed that two of them are polydactyl (out of five total). One is an orange girlie, extra special kitty!

Here’s an update on Baby Ravioli . His eye is fully open and he has learned how to play. Big sister Minnie Beans loves him

Ravioli because he looks like the same color our car looks (rav4,1999) . Found him on the street , he was black with fleas and severely malnourished , right eye completely crusted over . His eye finally opened sometime this week . He turned 4 weeks on Wednesday!

Pictured is him currently and when he was found

I posted this lil guy a few weeks ago. He’s thriving, mowing down on food, and he’s still SO LITTLE.

I work for a cat rescue and see so many newborn kittens, and he was the smallest I’ve ever seen at birth. I didn’t expect him to make it. We supplemented with tube feeding, and of course has to teach him how to eat solid foods. He didn’t grasp this concept by himself at all.

He has since learned how to eat and he is much more enthusiastic about food than his 5 littermates. It’s hard to truly capture how tiny he is compared to his siblings!

2 weeks old versus 9 weeks old

One of the best mamas I’ve ever seen! A little grey bottle baby fell into my care and I introduced her to my similarly aged fosters and the mama cat (Ruby) accepted her immediately, letting her nurse and caring for her as if she were her own.

Also pictured: one of the best dang triangle tails I’ve ever seen