Ping Pam, Re Sonya

Kittens yet?

Hugs,

CatNipped

CatNipped wrote:

Kittens yet?

Hugs,

CatNipped




I wish. Mandy says that Sonya ate a basket ball (about 12 inches in
diameter) Rob says more like an orange. She stayed in her bed under
Mandy's bed and wouldn't let me look at all. The look she gave me was
pure misery, "please get them out of here..." I told her that it would
be soon and then the fun would begin. It's been three weeks now, and
they told me at the time that she could give birth at any time. I think
someone pulled the wool over someone else's eyes.

Pam S. still waiting

Poor Sonya! I hope the babies come this week. I hope she's storing up
her sleep for when the kittens are born. Sounds likes somewhere along
the line, somebody miscalculated on the timing.

Melissa

On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 19:58:32 +0000, Tanada wrote:

CatNipped wrote:

Kittens yet?

Hugs,

CatNipped




I wish. Mandy says that Sonya ate a basket ball (about 12 inches in
diameter) Rob says more like an orange. She stayed in her bed under
Mandy's bed and wouldn't let me look at all. The look she gave me was
pure misery, "please get them out of here..." I told her that it would
be soon and then the fun would begin. It's been three weeks now, and
they told me at the time that she could give birth at any time. I think
someone pulled the wool over someone else's eyes.

Pam S. still waiting


Has TED checked her lately? MLB

On 2005-02-16, Tanada penned:

I wish. Mandy says that Sonya ate a basket ball (about 12 inches in
diameter) Rob says more like an orange. She stayed in her bed under Mandy's
bed and wouldn't let me look at all. The look she gave me was pure misery,
"please get them out of here..." I told her that it would be soon and then
the fun would begin. It's been three weeks now, and they told me at the
time that she could give birth at any time. I think someone pulled the wool
over someone else's eyes.

Poor kitty. Poor the whole fam-damn-ily (as my dad would say).

Is there anything a vet could contribute to all of this, or is it just a
matter of waiting it out?

--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:


Poor kitty. Poor the whole fam-damn-ily (as my dad would say).

Is there anything a vet could contribute to all of this, or is it just a
matter of waiting it out?



Soon. Really soon. Sonya is walking spraddle-legged, her tail is
arched over her hips and you can start to see the outlines of her vulva.
I really think that they told us any time now in order to get us to
take her in as a foster. It is really hard to find fosters for pregnant
cats as no one wants to deal with them. kittens are adorable, but not
when they're still inside the milk factory.

Sonya is so darn sweet, even when she's just not happy. She waits under
the bed for Amanda to stand by it, then slaps Mandy's ankles. She does
flying leaps onto Mandy's bed to sleep with her, and snuggles with Mandy
at night. Mandy says that Sonya takes more than her fair share of the
bed. We're still feeding her kitten food and have all the emergency
stuff ready, but are getting so that we're a little complacent about
leaving the house.

Current names are Eric, Jasper, and Patience. We'll work from there.

Pam S.

On Sun 20 Feb 2005 03:45:15p, Tanada wrote in
rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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Monique Y. Mudama wrote:


Poor kitty. Poor the whole fam-damn-ily (as my dad would say).

Is there anything a vet could contribute to all of this, or is
it just a matter of waiting it out?



Soon. Really soon. Sonya is walking spraddle-legged, her tail
is arched over her hips and you can start to see the outlines of
her vulva.
I really think that they told us any time now in order to get
us to
take her in as a foster. It is really hard to find fosters for
pregnant cats as no one wants to deal with them. kittens are
adorable, but not when they're still inside the milk factory.

Sonya is so darn sweet, even when she's just not happy. She
waits under the bed for Amanda to stand by it, then slaps
Mandy's ankles. She does flying leaps onto Mandy's bed to sleep
with her, and snuggles with Mandy at night. Mandy says that
Sonya takes more than her fair share of the bed. We're still
feeding her kitten food and have all the emergency stuff ready,
but are getting so that we're a little complacent about leaving
the house.

Current names are Eric, Jasper, and Patience. We'll work from
there.

Pam S.


Hope it happens soon! Aww, Pam, I like those names.

--
Cheryl

On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 15:05:24 -0600, Cheryl wrote:

On Sun 20 Feb 2005 03:45:15p, Tanada wrote in
rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
link.net):

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:


Poor kitty. Poor the whole fam-damn-ily (as my dad would say).

Is there anything a vet could contribute to all of this, or is
it just a matter of waiting it out?



Soon. Really soon. Sonya is walking spraddle-legged, her tail
is arched over her hips and you can start to see the outlines of
her vulva.
I really think that they told us any time now in order to get
us to
take her in as a foster. It is really hard to find fosters for
pregnant cats as no one wants to deal with them. kittens are
adorable, but not when they're still inside the milk factory.

Sonya is so darn sweet, even when she's just not happy. She
waits under the bed for Amanda to stand by it, then slaps
Mandy's ankles. She does flying leaps onto Mandy's bed to sleep
with her, and snuggles with Mandy at night. Mandy says that
Sonya takes more than her fair share of the bed. We're still
feeding her kitten food and have all the emergency stuff ready,
but are getting so that we're a little complacent about leaving
the house.

Current names are Eric, Jasper, and Patience. We'll work from
there.

Pam S.


Hope it happens soon! Aww, Pam, I like those names.


How long have you been aware of her pregnancy? MLB

"Tanada" wrote in message news:vF6Sd.2206

Current names are Eric, Jasper, and Patience. We'll work from there.

Chester was almost a Jasper. Of course, the world could always use another
Chester and another Otis for that matter

Susan M
Otis and Chester
Taking over mom's keyboard

mlbriggs wrote:

On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 15:05:24 -0600, Cheryl wrote:


On Sun 20 Feb 2005 03:45:15p, Tanada wrote in
rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
thlink.net):


Monique Y. Mudama wrote:


Poor kitty. Poor the whole fam-damn-ily (as my dad would say).

Is there anything a vet could contribute to all of this, or is
it just a matter of waiting it out?



Soon. Really soon. Sonya is walking spraddle-legged, her tail
is arched over her hips and you can start to see the outlines of
her vulva.
I really think that they told us any time now in order to get
us to
take her in as a foster. It is really hard to find fosters for
pregnant cats as no one wants to deal with them. kittens are
adorable, but not when they're still inside the milk factory.

Sonya is so darn sweet, even when she's just not happy. She
waits under the bed for Amanda to stand by it, then slaps
Mandy's ankles. She does flying leaps onto Mandy's bed to sleep
with her, and snuggles with Mandy at night. Mandy says that
Sonya takes more than her fair share of the bed. We're still
feeding her kitten food and have all the emergency stuff ready,
but are getting so that we're a little complacent about leaving
the house.

Current names are Eric, Jasper, and Patience. We'll work from
there.

Pam S.


Hope it happens soon! Aww, Pam, I like those names.



How long have you been aware of her pregnancy? MLB


We were asked to foster her at the end of January. The 29th, I think.
It's been almost a month now.

Pam S.