Tango (beautiful Bengal/Tabby - I'm in his video, too): http://www.pawsofhertfordcounty.com/animals/detail?AnimalID=3377470
Noah (my sweet blind boy): http://www.pawsofhertfordcounty.com/animals/detail?AnimalID=3968915
Lindy (cuddly kitten): http://www.pawsofhertfordcounty.com/animals/detail?AnimalID=3946523
Evan (perfect young boy - purr-baby): http://www.pawsofhertfordcounty.com/animals/detail?AnimalID=3653401
Marvin (gorgeous long hair and green eyes): http://www.pawsofhertfordcounty.com/animals/detail?AnimalID=3588333
Christopher (sweet and shy tuxedo kitten) : http://www.pawsofhertfordcounty.com/animals/detail?AnimalID=3941931
Skip (Katonya's soon to be kitten): http://www.pawsofhertfordcounty.com/animals/detail?AnimalID=3943241
Susie (Katonya's soon to be kitten): http://www.pawsofhertfordcounty.com/animals/detail?AnimalID=3943246
My biggest concern going into the cold weather is... the cold weather. :) I bought a heated dog kennel pad - at $40, I think this is the most economic way to provide heat to the kitties. However, they have to be agreeable to cuddling, since it is one big bed. I guess I will find out if my theory works or not. I do know they love their individual beds I made them - they are made out of oil drip pans, and I made removable fleece covers with padding in them. They love these beds, they were very economical to make (about $4 each), durable, and completely washable. I'm proud of them!
Little Noah, my blind kitty, is not only my special project, but has a very special place in my heart. He gets to stay in Eva's room, because he has an upper-respiratory infection at the moment. But even being sick, he is such a happy, loving kitten. Oh my goodness - I could snuggle with him all day. And likewise, he loves to snuggle, too! His blindness doesn't hinder him at all - he runs and plays and is just a joy. And now that he is on good food and supplements, his coat is getting glossy, and his little body is getting stronger each day.
