Our friend Fin and her mum are sharing a birthday today, and are hosting a New Years Baby day.
We have had a few babies visit us in the last year. The first newborns came with supermum Stella. She was the sweetest little cat, with such a wonderful soul. This photo shows her with her foster baby Calvin Bunny, a very weak little kitten that she saved with her motherly love.
She came to our home with five babies. Unfortunately, one passed away at one day old. We named him Elijah. Our dear friends Siena and Chilli sent us this beautiful photo of a violet in their garden to remember him by.
This photo shows the other four babies; two boys and two girls. We can't tell who is who here, but it shows Ellie, Angus, Pablo and Daisy when they were a day old.
This is little Pabs at four weeks, shortly before he passed away. He had such lovely markings, and was a sweet little boy.
This is Daisy at four weeks, just before she passed away. She was a tiny girl right from the start, but we tried our best for her and her brother.
This is the beautiful Miss Ellie at approximately 8 weeks old. She and Angus went on a big adventure!
She came to our home with five babies. Unfortunately, one passed away at one day old. We named him Elijah. Our dear friends Siena and Chilli sent us this beautiful photo of a violet in their garden to remember him by.
This photo shows the other four babies; two boys and two girls. We can't tell who is who here, but it shows Ellie, Angus, Pablo and Daisy when they were a day old.
This is little Pabs at four weeks, shortly before he passed away. He had such lovely markings, and was a sweet little boy.
This is Daisy at four weeks, just before she passed away. She was a tiny girl right from the start, but we tried our best for her and her brother.
This is the beautiful Miss Ellie at approximately 8 weeks old. She and Angus went on a big adventure!
This is Angus at 8 weeks.When he and Ellie were ready to find their Forever Home, there were a lot of kittens looking for homes in Townsville. Due to the tropical weather, there doesn't tend to be a kitten season so much as a permanent influx. Meanwhile in Adelaide where they have proper seasons, they had more people wanting kittens than there were kittens to be wanted. So Ellie and Angus formed part of a contingent that flew cross country to find their new homes! Both are now in their Forever Homes.
The Hogwarts Kittens were our first Sydney fosters. Harry arrived first, then Hermione the next morning and Ron the next afternoon.
Hermione is now in her Forever Home, and is known as Lella. She was named after a kitty that her parents met while holidaying in Bali. Lella and her brother Gomez are learning to get along, and her new mum said she is doing very well.
The Hogwarts Kittens were our first Sydney fosters. Harry arrived first, then Hermione the next morning and Ron the next afternoon.
Hermione is now in her Forever Home, and is known as Lella. She was named after a kitty that her parents met while holidaying in Bali. Lella and her brother Gomez are learning to get along, and her new mum said she is doing very well.
Harry is looking for his home.
Ronny Licious became a permanent member of the household.
Fred and Georgie came along nine weeks after the Hogwarts kittens.
Ronny Licious became a permanent member of the household.
Fred and Georgie came along nine weeks after the Hogwarts kittens.
Luna was not a newly born kitten when she came to us, but she just had to be included here with the kittens who are almost certainly her siblings. She was approximately four weeks old when she got here.
This is Freddie at five weeks.
Georgie still has a pink spot on her head that we put on to tell her apart from Freddie!
Luna has been growing really well since we got her flea free and full bellied inside.
This is Freddie at five weeks.
Georgie still has a pink spot on her head that we put on to tell her apart from Freddie!
Luna has been growing really well since we got her flea free and full bellied inside.
We have already received enquiries about Luna and Georgie through our PetRescue listings, which is exciting.
We hope you liked re-visiting some of our baby pictures:)


Today we went to stay in a crate with our friend Rani (a little black kitten our foster mum introduced you to a few weeks ago) for a few hours while Mum was working. We will keep going with mum so that more people can meet us.










Today, we discovered the real meaning of V-E-T.
We got microchipped and vaccinated. Not good. Not good at all.
I was better than Hermione though. She even bit our foster mum!
The vet did not think Ron should be microchipped or vaccinated, as it would be too much for his little body. Do you know what he got instead? A collar and tag ordered for him. That is way better than needles!
So today, it is our turn. It's our turn because we are going to the same Forever Home!! We will be together!!!! We are going to live with a man, a lady and their teenage daughter.
It makes us jump for joy!!! We are going to our new home on Friday afternoon, so that our family can stay home with us and help us get acclimatised to our new environment.
As a bonus, here is Fred and Georgie. Georgie has the pink hair. It is from food colouring, so our foster mum can tell them apart.


The vet report doesn't sound too promising. We wormed him again today in the hope it is a worm burden. If not, things mentioned included FIP, and problems with his heart, kidneys or digestive system. Tests are possible, but are expensive and tricky. The vet said that she didn't believe he was thriving.
At the moment, we're playing a game of wait and see. We're rather heartbroken, but are praying for a miracle.

Little Ronnylicious didn't quite understand the concept, but he did his best. He is very cute, though.



The eyes of both boys are right on the verge of starting to open, George's slightly more so. Mum's not using flash on them because they will be quite sensative, and was too silly to take pictures earlier in the day when there was natural light. This is one of the very few almost decent pictures that she got. Fred was kind enough to stay still enough for the teeny tiny openings to show in the picture.