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       #Post#: 40189--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: Aardtacha
       Date: November 10, 2021, 7:11 pm
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       And joining the boys in making the elder cats nuts comes this
       little beauty:
       [attach=1]
       A colleague mentioned that facebook friends had posted about
       her. They rescued her from the street, but have 4 dogs and can't
       keep the cat.
       Yes, I did clear it with my husband (after I told my colleague
       to see if the kit was still available).  As I rather
       anticipated, he said yes.
       (My initial plan was to sneak her in when I brought the boys
       over for the weekend, but you Just Don't Do stuff like that to
       your partner.)
       She does not yet have a name.  We get her on Saturday so the
       family who rescued her can have a chance to say goodbye.
       #Post#: 40198--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: Thetis099
       Date: November 10, 2021, 7:32 pm
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       --- Quote from: Aardtacha link ---
       >
       > And joining the boys in making the elder cats nuts comes this
       little beauty:
       > [attach=1]
       >
       > A colleague mentioned that facebook friends had posted about
       her. They rescued her from the street, but have 4 dogs and can't
       keep the cat.
       >
       > Yes, I did clear it with my husband (after I told my colleague
       to see if the kit was still available).  As I rather
       anticipated, he said yes.
       >
       > (My initial plan was to sneak her in when I brought the boys
       over for the weekend, but you Just Don't Do stuff like that to
       your partner.)
       >
       > She does not yet have a name.  We get her on Saturday so the
       family who rescued her can have a chance to say goodbye.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       She's so pretty.  Good for you!
       #Post#: 40209--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: Heron
       Date: November 10, 2021, 8:28 pm
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       I am jealous. We shall be requiring daily photos, ya know!
       One of my FB cat groups calls black cats "voids."
       #Post#: 41308--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: Aardtacha
       Date: November 13, 2021, 9:01 pm
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       Boys are spending the weekend with us. They have some sort of
       worms or something; everyone has dropped weight and we're
       drugging them up.  They're still playful and just as eager to
       shoulder-sit.
       New girl (still unnamed) spent 5 minutes being "scared" when I
       let her out of the carrier at 4:45. She's been galoomphing about
       with whichever of the little boys is around.  Here is her debut
       portrait:
       [attach=1]
       The 7: [attach=2]
       #Post#: 41454--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: CatDancing
       Date: November 14, 2021, 3:30 pm
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       --- Quote from: Aardtacha link ---
       >
       > Boys are spending the weekend with us. They have some sort of
       worms or something; everyone has dropped weight and we're
       drugging them up.  They're still playful and just as eager to
       shoulder-sit.
       >
       > New girl (still unnamed) spent 5 minutes being "scared" when I
       let her out of the carrier at 4:45. She's been galoomphing about
       with whichever of the little boys is around.  Here is her debut
       portrait:
       > [attach=1]
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       She's adorable!  And so are the other 7, but she's especially
       adorable.  I'd call her Chinchilla, but I'm sure there's about a
       bazillion other names that would be as good.
       #Post#: 41551--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: acl-ny
       Date: November 14, 2021, 10:55 pm
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       --- Quote from: Aardtacha link ---
       >
       > Boys are spending the weekend with us. They have some sort of
       worms or something; everyone has dropped weight and we're
       drugging them up.  They're still playful and just as eager to
       shoulder-sit.
       >
       > New girl (still unnamed) spent 5 minutes being "scared" when I
       let her out of the carrier at 4:45. She's been galoomphing about
       with whichever of the little boys is around.  Here is her debut
       portrait:
       > [attach=1]
       >
       > The 7: [attach=2]
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Omg a Siamese! I love them, and she’s gorgeous.
       One of my girl Siamese was Shana. Current one is Sasha (using
       the S for both was not intentional. There was 18 years between
       them, and Sasha just seemed like the right name for her.
       My first Siamese mom’s name was Serapatina, Tina for short.
       Looking forward to seeing more pics.
       #Post#: 41639--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: Aardtacha
       Date: November 15, 2021, 10:18 am
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       Winston and Ignis Fatuus spent the night at the emergency vet
       last night.  We took them in because it seemed like they just
       weren't as playful and both have serious diarrhea.  Brought them
       home after $500 bucks and as we were getting them out of the
       carrier Winston went into that classic convulsion pose.  Ignis
       would walk a step or two and then fall over.  Took them back (to
       the tune of 2K more) and the vet determined both were
       hypoglycemic, hypothermic, and Winston is a little anemic.
       I called this morning.  Ignis is eating, active and alert, and
       his sugar levels are good again, but his temp is still too low
       so they want to keep him a bit longer.  Winston is generally the
       same as Ignis, but he keeps having periods of lethargy, so
       they're watching him a bit closer.  He's the runt and seems to
       be failing to thrive anyway, so hopefully the 2 days in the
       hospital (I suspect he won't be released tonight) will help.  No
       parasites found in any of the lab work.
       If anyone has a little mojo to spare a couple of puny-feeling
       kittens, we'd be grateful.
       #Post#: 41648--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: animaniactoo
       Date: November 15, 2021, 10:32 am
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       Mojooooooo!
       #Post#: 41656--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: Queenie
       Date: November 15, 2021, 10:42 am
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       --- Quote from: Aardtacha link ---
       >
       > Winston and Ignis Fatuus spent the night at the emergency vet
       last night.  We took them in because it seemed like they just
       weren't as playful and both have serious diarrhea.  Brought them
       home after $500 bucks and as we were getting them out of the
       carrier Winston went into that classic convulsion pose.  Ignis
       would walk a step or two and then fall over.  Took them back (to
       the tune of 2K more) and the vet determined both were
       hypoglycemic, hypothermic, and Winston is a little anemic.
       >
       > I called this morning.  Ignis is eating, active and alert, and
       his sugar levels are good again, but his temp is still too low
       so they want to keep him a bit longer.  Winston is generally the
       same as Ignis, but he keeps having periods of lethargy, so
       they're watching him a bit closer.  He's the runt and seems to
       be failing to thrive anyway, so hopefully the 2 days in the
       hospital (I suspect he won't be released tonight) will help.  No
       parasites found in any of the lab work.
       >
       > If anyone has a little mojo to spare a couple of puny-feeling
       kittens, we'd be grateful.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Wait, what?!
       What is the cause?  How old are they now?
       #Post#: 41660--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Meet Winston, Gabriel, and The Black Spot
   DIR By: Thetis099
       Date: November 15, 2021, 10:45 am
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       Major, major feline mojo!  Poor kitties.
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