Kittens wouldn't be kittens if they didn't chase a laser light, take down the feather toy or bat an aluminum tin foil ball all around the house.
The 'Little' kitten batch definitely prefer the laser light. I can have the 6 of them galloping up and down the hallway with a single red beam from my trusty laser pointer. Some kittens run faster (and jump higher) than others, but for the most part, they are all equally interested in bringing down that impossible-to-catch red ball of light.
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| (L-R) - Little: Snowball, Panda, Ewok, Cuddler and Masquerade |
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| Little: Panda, Snowball and Twinkle |
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| Little Snowball holding onto the light |
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After several facials, I was able to get most of the food stains off of the white kittens' faces. Their faces are not as pure white as I would like them to be, but they are definitely looking better than when they first arrived.
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| Little Snowball and her messy little face |
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| ... after a few scrub downs |
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| ... all clean and presentable! |
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| Little Twinkle |
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| ... cleaned up |
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| ... now pretty as a picture |
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| Little Masquerade and her dirty snout |
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| ... getting antsy about bath time |
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| ... looking good now! |
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| Little Panda is lucky she has a black nose |
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| Little Cuddler all smug about not needing a bath |
The kittens will be getting vaccinated this Saturday and then they will be ready to go up onto the *VOKRA website for adoption! My guess is that Little Ewok (Penfold) will generate a lot of interest because of his beautiful mane. I'm sure he's part Persian ... I've never fostered another kitten with such thick, luscious fur. I will have to wait and see!
Vancouver Orphan Kitten Rescue Association
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