TK Update 6/28

Hi everyone,

Well, I was holding baby TK this morning, and s/he has certainly grown
during this first week of life. When I brought TK home from the hospital,
s/he was so tiny s/he fit right into the palm of my hand, legs and tail and
all. At the age of one week, TK still fits in the palm of my hand, but the
little legs and tail drip over the edges. Cesca continues to be a very
good cat mother, and her incision doesn't appear to be slowing her down at
all. Last night, she and Pan were galumphing about, chasing one another
all around the apartment, and Cesca insisted on a lengthy play session with
me this morning, occasionally returning to check on TK napping in the box.

I THINK TK may be a female, but am still not sure. But s/he looks a lot more
like a baby cat now rather than like a striped hamster.

Melissa

So good to hear!!

"Melissa Houle" wrote in message
...
Hi everyone,

Well, I was holding baby TK this morning, and s/he has certainly grown
during this first week of life. When I brought TK home from the hospital,
s/he was so tiny s/he fit right into the palm of my hand, legs and tail
and
all. At the age of one week, TK still fits in the palm of my hand, but
the
little legs and tail drip over the edges. Cesca continues to be a very
good cat mother, and her incision doesn't appear to be slowing her down at
all. Last night, she and Pan were galumphing about, chasing one another
all around the apartment, and Cesca insisted on a lengthy play session
with
me this morning, occasionally returning to check on TK napping in the box.

I THINK TK may be a female, but am still not sure. But s/he looks a lot
more
like a baby cat now rather than like a striped hamster.

Melissa

So good to hear!!

"Melissa Houle" wrote in message
...
Hi everyone,

Well, I was holding baby TK this morning, and s/he has certainly grown
during this first week of life. When I brought TK home from the hospital,
s/he was so tiny s/he fit right into the palm of my hand, legs and tail
and
all. At the age of one week, TK still fits in the palm of my hand, but
the
little legs and tail drip over the edges. Cesca continues to be a very
good cat mother, and her incision doesn't appear to be slowing her down at
all. Last night, she and Pan were galumphing about, chasing one another
all around the apartment, and Cesca insisted on a lengthy play session
with
me this morning, occasionally returning to check on TK napping in the box.

I THINK TK may be a female, but am still not sure. But s/he looks a lot
more
like a baby cat now rather than like a striped hamster.

Melissa

Awwwww! Concatulations, Melissa! Hope to hear more updates and maybe see
piccies!
Christine
"Melissa Houle" wrote in message
...
Hi everyone,

Well, I was holding baby TK this morning, and s/he has certainly grown
during this first week of life. When I brought TK home from the hospital,
s/he was so tiny s/he fit right into the palm of my hand, legs and tail
and
all. At the age of one week, TK still fits in the palm of my hand, but
the
little legs and tail drip over the edges. Cesca continues to be a very
good cat mother, and her incision doesn't appear to be slowing her down at
all. Last night, she and Pan were galumphing about, chasing one another
all around the apartment, and Cesca insisted on a lengthy play session
with
me this morning, occasionally returning to check on TK napping in the box.

I THINK TK may be a female, but am still not sure. But s/he looks a lot
more
like a baby cat now rather than like a striped hamster.

Melissa

Awwwww! Concatulations, Melissa! Hope to hear more updates and maybe see
piccies!
Christine
"Melissa Houle" wrote in message
...
Hi everyone,

Well, I was holding baby TK this morning, and s/he has certainly grown
during this first week of life. When I brought TK home from the hospital,
s/he was so tiny s/he fit right into the palm of my hand, legs and tail
and
all. At the age of one week, TK still fits in the palm of my hand, but
the
little legs and tail drip over the edges. Cesca continues to be a very
good cat mother, and her incision doesn't appear to be slowing her down at
all. Last night, she and Pan were galumphing about, chasing one another
all around the apartment, and Cesca insisted on a lengthy play session
with
me this morning, occasionally returning to check on TK napping in the box.

I THINK TK may be a female, but am still not sure. But s/he looks a lot
more
like a baby cat now rather than like a striped hamster.

Melissa

"Melissa Houle" wrote:

I THINK TK may be a female, but am still not sure. But s/he looks a lot more
like a baby cat now rather than like a striped hamster.

Cesca sounds like an excellent momcat. Maybe it's time for you to
post a money shot so that we can vote for whether the kitten is a boy
or a girl!

"Melissa Houle" wrote:

I THINK TK may be a female, but am still not sure. But s/he looks a lot more
like a baby cat now rather than like a striped hamster.

Cesca sounds like an excellent momcat. Maybe it's time for you to
post a money shot so that we can vote for whether the kitten is a boy
or a girl!

Melissa Houle wrote:
Hi everyone,

Well, I was holding baby TK this morning, and s/he has certainly grown
during this first week of life. When I brought TK home from the
hospital, s/he was so tiny s/he fit right into the palm of my hand,
legs and tail and all. At the age of one week, TK still fits in the
palm of my hand, but the little legs and tail drip over the edges.
Cesca continues to be a very good cat mother, and her incision
doesn't appear to be slowing her down at all. Last night, she and
Pan were galumphing about, chasing one another all around the
apartment, and Cesca insisted on a lengthy play session with me this
morning, occasionally returning to check on TK napping in the box.

I THINK TK may be a female, but am still not sure. But s/he looks a
lot more like a baby cat now rather than like a striped hamster.

Melissa

That's great news!
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Milo & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

Melissa Houle wrote:
Hi everyone,

Well, I was holding baby TK this morning, and s/he has certainly grown
during this first week of life. When I brought TK home from the
hospital, s/he was so tiny s/he fit right into the palm of my hand,
legs and tail and all. At the age of one week, TK still fits in the
palm of my hand, but the little legs and tail drip over the edges.
Cesca continues to be a very good cat mother, and her incision
doesn't appear to be slowing her down at all. Last night, she and
Pan were galumphing about, chasing one another all around the
apartment, and Cesca insisted on a lengthy play session with me this
morning, occasionally returning to check on TK napping in the box.

I THINK TK may be a female, but am still not sure. But s/he looks a
lot more like a baby cat now rather than like a striped hamster.

Melissa

That's great news!
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Milo & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.