Just before I went into the sun room this morning, I saw this through the door.

What as funny was watching that one kitten lift its head, then slowly let it flop backwards like that!

I saw the orange babies as well. The first time, I saw one of them nursing on Baby Beep Beep along with a white and grey kitten from another litter. Some time later, I saw this through the door.

The three siblings, all nursing on Baby Beep Beep.

I was sure these were Caramel’s babies. I even saw Caramel yesterday evening. But it’s Baby Beep Beep that I’ve been seeing nursing them.

Well, the main thing it, they’re still safe in the sun room and being mothered!

It took me longer just to get outside this morning. Twice, as soon as I went into the sun room, I spotted a kitten that needed eye washing and was able to catch them. When I was finally able to go all the way through the outer doors, I found a tuxedo on the hand rail by the rose bush. It had one eye mostly closed and just gross with… ick. I was able to catch him, but he was not happy about that and managed to get away. I now have a few new scratches on my hand to show for it!

The indoor kittens are getting incredibly active, and a couple of them have even started going to the door and “asking” to be let out.

Not going to happen!

It’s funny to see them using the regular litter pan instead of the one in baby jail. They are so tiny, if it weren’t for the lower front of the pan, we wouldn’t be able to see them in there at all!

We really need to watch our step around them now. They have a thing for running over to our feet unexpectedly.

Snarly Marley does NOT like the kittens. At all.

I’ve been keeping in touch with the Cat Lady. It looks like her cat that was blocked is now stable after surgery and is coming home with a catheter. She is so amazing. She’s got so much going on and going wrong right now, but she still managed to take advantage of a deal, picked up bags of dry cat food for us and hopes to swing by with them, tomorrow.

I’m so happy we got connected with her!

The Re-Farmer