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It was a little abrupt, but with all this that's going on I simply couldn't wait any longer. I'm just happy I didn't have to leave them at a shelter. I really think individual care is best for them right now - and that was what they weren't getting from me recently. (Also, boy, those kittens ate a lot, and produced a lot of poop as well! Two small kittens, and they were going through three or four cans of cat food today! The larger size, too, not the mini size.)

They went to a vet before going to their new foster home, and according to the update I got they are in comparatively great health - no FIV, no feline leukemia, and mostly recovered from earlier infection. Unfortunately, the one eye will not improve much from how it is now (there seems to have been some trauma, not just an infection), but the vet said it shouldn't affect her too much either. That's all we can hope for, and not that surprising.

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chanter1944

Awwww kittoons. *cuddles them, hugs their excellent caregiver* Someone's got a lovely pair of healthy, increasingly social fosterling torties now, and that's down to you. :)

May you get a ton of positive updates! :)

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alatefeline

Congratulations on finding them a foster! Perhaps you'll be able to visit and see how they've grown at some point.

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conuly

Not likely, as they're in NJ, but they did promise to send me some pics.

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conuly

They would've become increasingly feral the way they were growing up, that's for sure. I do hope they can find a good, loving forever home soon. Just a little more socialization and a little more snuggles and they'll be ready.