cybercat wrote:
"Elvis Fan" wrote

Thank you very much.
I took my hubby's word for the fact that it
was a male, but now I think he made a major
boo-boo.

HAhaha! This is really cute. This one had me worried!
I am glad there is a simple solution.


Assuming she is a female I'm still wondering why she's
so tiny, maybe 3 or 4 lbs and still be in heat.
I suppose her growth may have been stunted by lack
of proper nutrition.
But, she doesn't look much older than 6 months old.
We'll be going to the vet very soon.


Strays and ferals are often like that, smaller than average
because their mom's did not get proper nutrition etc.

I am really glad you are helping this baby. And I am really
glad your male, whom she is all hubba-hubba for, is
fixed!!

I have already contacted the Humane Society and they
have told me how to come in and fill out the application
for a discount spay/neuter from a list of vets that they
will provide.
My own vet for my Maine Coon has raised her prices
through the roof.

This little cat was exceptionally clean, no fleas or ear mites,
no worm symptoms, clear eyes, etc.

She is extremely affectionate, even before her hormones
kicked in.
When I am on the sofa with my laptop she jumps up and
crawls on my chest and lays her head down while her hind
legs are dangling, it's so cute.

She eats like a horse and I can only feed her small amounts
frequently or she would keep eating until she exploded.
I also have to feed my MC in the bathroom or she would
eat his food too.

They are quite a pair and I think having a playmate will be
so beneficial for my 20 pounder.......he's actually getting some
exercise now!

I've been reading this group for years and I appreciate all of
the knowledge that's here.

Thanks again!