Forrest is three months old. He was found by a neighbor in the parking lot of my apartment complex when he was only a few weeks old. My neighbor immediately brought him to me, because I’m known as the “cat lady”. I love him so much!
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Actually, flea collars are very *dangerous, potentially fatal* for kittens and puppies. Please take this adorable little guy to your vet so that he can be put on an appropriate flea control product that is not dangerous to his health. He’s awesome!
This poor little thing looks too thin and too young to be wearing flea collar, much less one that is doubled around his poor little neck! Take it off and let him get well first!
I think that the flea collar is unhealthy for any cat - but ESPECIALLY for KITTENS! Please reconsider, and use some Advantage, if you must (A flea bath with all natural ingredients, NO POISONS, usually kills all fleas. Putting salt or special Anti-flea carpet salt (”Fleabusters”) works Great!
Good Luck!
You need to either take that collar off or tighten it. If that cat gets outside and climbs a tree of any size and gets a branch caught between the collar and its neck…
and who is the freak crazy cat lady bragging about owning 39 cats “not including the dead ones” ?? what the hell is wrong is you. geezzz…i dont think that is very healthy for you or the poor cats. please respond so i can find you and kick your ass. thanks
Forrest is three months old. He was found by a neighbor in the parking lot of my apartment complex when he was only a few weeks old. My neighbor immediately brought him to me, because I’m known as the “cat lady”. I love him so much!
Oh, my!!! What a fierce look!!!!
I for one welcome our new cat overlord
Forrest has the most gorgeous blue eyes….he is one handsome fuzzball!
Thank goodness for people like you and your neighbour who save the lost kitties out there.
Those are some long whiskers. Also looks very fuzzy.
What a gorgeous boy! I’ve had a couple of white cats w/blue eyes…very pretty combo.
With the collar is he a little angel.
With the red eyes is he a litte devil.
Whichever way a good companion for somebody.
He looks like he’s glowing! Adorable.
He looks scrappy and cute! Love the way the collar looks on him… adds to his story. Glad you found eachother.
what a small neck. he is so cute
those eyes.
What a pretty boy. He has a big head! LOL
I have 39 cats (not counting the dead ones) in my house.
How many do you have?
I’ll wager not as many as myself.
Before you start giving yourself the title of “Cat lady” make sure you’ve earned it like me.
well, how many cats DO you have plus the dead ones.
come now, lets make this a fair comparison.
do you have dead cats in your house also? Ewwwww.
Whoa
looks evil there
red pupils and blue eyes
really looks fierce
but a cute cat
Um.. I think flea collars are not good for kittens.. you may want some frontline or advantage from the vet..
Actually, flea collars are very *dangerous, potentially fatal* for kittens and puppies. Please take this adorable little guy to your vet so that he can be put on an appropriate flea control product that is not dangerous to his health. He’s awesome!
He’s got that scrappy playful kitten look about him.
What a nice face he has as well!
This poor little thing looks too thin and too young to be wearing flea collar, much less one that is doubled around his poor little neck! Take it off and let him get well first!
Ooo La La Forrest dahling, lovely cheekbones!
I see you 2 enjoy watching Golden Girls together.
Now that cat is handsome indeed…he’ll make all the female kitties purr that’s for sure…
I think that the flea collar is unhealthy for any cat - but ESPECIALLY for KITTENS! Please reconsider, and use some Advantage, if you must (A flea bath with all natural ingredients, NO POISONS, usually kills all fleas. Putting salt or special Anti-flea carpet salt (”Fleabusters”) works Great!
Good Luck!
nice bright eyes to go with her goergous coat
You need to either take that collar off or tighten it. If that cat gets outside and climbs a tree of any size and gets a branch caught between the collar and its neck…
eww…we can only hope
and who is the freak crazy cat lady bragging about owning 39 cats “not including the dead ones” ?? what the hell is wrong is you. geezzz…i dont think that is very healthy for you or the poor cats. please respond so i can find you and kick your ass. thanks
PLEASE TAKE THAT COLLAR OFF!!! IT IS VERY DANGEROUS FOR KITTENS BECAUSE IT WILL EITHER:
1.) CHOKE HIM; OR
2.) POISON HIM
(I know you are trying to protect him from fleas, but there are much better ways. He really is too young for a flea collar.)
ok extra props for watching the GOLDEN GIRLS!!!!
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