Ahhhhh, what a cutie. Those fuzzy guys attract every bit of "stuff" that sticks to their fur, but are so wonderful to rub. I had my baby fixed when he was 2 months old. Bestfriends.org did it for me, they are local and are a huge no-kill rescue animal sancutary. We thought "he" was a girl, and so did their vet until they both opened her up for a spaying, then had to change it to a neuter. Got both done the same day and it didn't slow her down a bit. We can't tell "her" she was really a boy until she is older to understand such complex matters. In the meantime, she is pretty fuzzy and I love it. Naming those new babies is the hardest part!

What a cutie! When mine found me, she still wasn't weaned and her ears not fully raised. I had a challenge with litterbox training and socializing her because I was working all day. She is still not one to be picked up and cuddled, so the more used to cuddles yours gets now, the better!.

Oh how special! I love the feel of a kitten! They are so soft, but watch out for those sharp little hooks! They have to learn how and when to use them! I have 5 adults with at least 10 purrsonalities! Wouldn't trade a one, but won't replace ALL of them whtn that time comes. :? Way too many littler boxes! :?

What a cute little ball of fluff!! :thumbup:

Being a veterinarian's daughter, I'm glad to hear about spay/neuter, but will you get it's shots too? Some of the things they get vaccinated for are real killers... :twisted:

Yes, I will take it to a vet right off and make sure everything is ok, healthy, and gets what it needs.

Lucky you. Have fun with your new baby. Oh, and send us pictures.

Hey Sara - kind of like a little 'hoover' in Pam's sewing room - she can 'pick up' all the loose threads and 'ears'! :D

K x

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When I lived in England I had a REALLY cute vet called Greg from New Zealand - my animals were VERY well cared for! :wink:

K x

What a cute little kitten!