Rosie, my lovely foster kitty, was found wandering the streets in Virginia. No one was looking for her and she was very hungry, and, well, yes – quite preggers! A wonderful woman scooped her off the streets, had her checked by a vet and fed her well, but couldn’t keep her. Lucky Rosie was taken in by Homeward Trails Animal Rescue when I agreed to foster her. Rosie is so sweet and darling and has been such a joy to have with us.
When I went to sleep Saturday night, it was just Rosie and her big belly. When I checked on her Sunday morning, it was Rosie plus one! Number two (the gray one) and number three (the orange one) came soon after and the whole family is doing great. I can’t even believe how quickly these little guys grow! These photos were taken when they were only 5 hours old – their eyes won’t open until they’re about a week old. These little guys will need homes when they are old enough (about 8 weeks), so keep them in mind if you’re looking to adopt kittens. And in the meantime, they need names -so definitely comment on this post with ideas for names! The gray and orange kittens are both boys and the tortoiseshell kitten is a girl.
Recently, I had the excellent opportunity to meet a woman who is involved with Global Giving, an organization that connects donors worldwide with community-based projects that need support. Their website is incredible and amazingly easy to navigate. They now offer gift cards, so that your family and friends can purchase a gift card to Global Giving and you, the recipient, can select which of the thousands of projects you’d like the donation to go towards. It’s a great way to give back and even a really cool idea for wedding favors as well – check it out!
This sweet little tortie cat is VERY pregnant and due to have her kittens in the next week or so! She was dumped at the Prince George’s County Animal Shelter by some heartless soul and was going to be euthanized. Homeward Trails Animal Rescue saved her and I am fostering her! I’ve actually fostered more animals than I can count, over the years, but I have never fostered a pregnant kitty before. I’m very excited! I have no idea how many babies this little kitty has in her belly, but I’m taking good care of her and giving her lots of nutritious food and love and hopefully all her babies will be born very healthy and happy. Stay tuned for updates on Maya and her little family 
