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Post by Ann on Aug 7, 2002 23:59:06 GMT
Jen and I went to Falkirk last weekend to visit Jan, who posts as Mucklette and Rita and Lisa who post as Chalmers Cats. They're all members of The Cat Register and Rescue, a small no kill charity which operates in the Falkirk area of Scotland. Around this time of the year, they get abandonned kittens in, which they hand rear. When we were there, we made the acquaintance of Benjamin. He was orphaned at about 2 days old. When he was found by the CR & R, his eyes were still closed and he had lice. Jan took him in, bottle fed him and, 6 weeks later, he's thriving. He has a very fat kitten tummy, is full of energy and is a credit to Jan's dedication. Here are some pictures of him on my lap.     Isn't he gorgeous? Ann PS When I got home, the boys seemed very large! |
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Post by Vicki on Aug 8, 2002 4:06:24 GMT
Aaawww. What a cutie patootie!
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Post by Lesley on Aug 8, 2002 15:53:36 GMT
jan, rita and lisa,
congratulations! what wonderful work you do. benjamin looks very handsome and healthy.
lesley
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Post by Laurence on Aug 8, 2002 16:54:48 GMT
 What a handsome little fellow!!! All my regards to Jan for rescuing and taking care of him!!! Too bad you don't appear in full on the pix Ann! 
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Post by Chaos_and_Company on Aug 8, 2002 18:28:09 GMT
What a precious little darling, he is absolutely adorable!
Jen, Rita, and Lisa, kudos to you!
C&C
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Post by Miles on Aug 9, 2002 9:23:30 GMT
Aawwww...what a little cutie....!! Stories like this always warm my heart - Jan, 10 gold stars for you....!!  Miles |
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Post by Maria on Aug 9, 2002 22:30:28 GMT
What a sweet, happy little kitty! Well done Jan, for the hard work and dedication that has given this kitten a real chance in life.
Maria
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Post by CarolynHorn on Mar 2, 2004 10:45:35 GMT
Hang on while I melt into a puddle of "aaaaa" -- what a little sweetie. How come he didn't mysteriously find his way into your pocket when you left What Jan, Rita and Lisa manage to do for so many cats is amazing. An enormous number of cats and kittens need help and can always be sure of getting it in their houses, and yet each little one is given truly individual attention. Carolyn |
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Post by Ann on Mar 2, 2004 13:06:44 GMT
How come he didn't mysteriously find his way into your pocket when you left Carolyn Tempting though it was, I knew that if I did, Spock would have had him for breakfast! |
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Post by CarolynHorn on Mar 2, 2004 13:27:19 GMT
Tempting though it was, I knew that if I did, Spock would have had him for breakfast! LOL! You should feed those two cats more, preferably of course a whole pheasant each every day, or possibly a brace of partridges, then they'd be too busy sleeping it off to worry about incomers. Don't think I don't remember those pictures of your poor "starving" babies having to scavenge succulent morsels out of the grill for themselves ;D (grins, ducks and runs away very fast) Cheers Carolyn |
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Post by MonkeesRI on Mar 18, 2004 22:51:18 GMT
What a cutie!!!
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Post by Edda on Apr 8, 2004 14:47:01 GMT
What a cutie!
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