This is little Trouble. Her name at first was Einstien, because she does everything first; but trouble she is! She is the runt of the litter also but the cutest ever!
She is a sweetie, but don’t let that “runt” business fool you. My Tucker was also the runt of his litter. He also grew up to be 23 lbs at his top weight! He was anything but a runt.
I’m trying to get a Children’s book published about a kitty like tiny TROUBLE. The name of the book is: “Smitty, the Itty-Bitty, Persnickety Kitty”. Simon & Schuster loved it, but thought it was too young a read for their children’s book department. Any publisher’s out there who want a book published in defense of sweet, adorable little runts everywhere ???!!!!!
Comment by chris,mom to Kittykatdog ,Squeaky ,Freckles & Yahtzee-Syracuse,NY[p]
2006-10-10 07:10:52
what a cutie!! I have a cat that is a/k/a Troubles-quite the curious cat. To watch her play is entertaining-its like she make up her own games and rules as she goes along !
I can see why the name change occurred. She looks like she’s a bundle of Trouble. Wrapped up in a cute kitteny package, of course, but trobule none the less. I LOVE how kittens tails don’t bend and just stick out like that.
Beautiful baby, looks a lot like my Booger when he was a baby. Yes the name Booger does fit him to a tee. I am sure you will get great pleasure from her.
The following link will take you to a HSUS petition to tell the National Marine Fisheries Service it must protect the right whale and their calves. There are only 300 left in the North Atlantic— they are dying due to ship collisions.
HAA!!! That’s funny that’s what myself and my friends call each other “the crazy cat ladies”!!!!! My one friend has 5, my other firend is taking trouble’s sister and brother, and I will have 4 , including Trouble, her brother , mom and other kitty!! How can you not???!!
Dee, that is a very good story and sooooo very true for me. except that my kitty is not a stray. I have had him since he was a kitten, well he is only 5 months old now. I have had his mom since she was a kitten. He is very spoiled, was not sure he was going to make it. But has a very mischeivious personality. I named him yeow-yeow, but should have named him Mr. Mischeif. He is standing on my keyboard as I am typing now. Then he will get on top of the monitor and bite my nose because he wants my attention. My kids cannot lay in the floor and do their homework, for he will lay on top of their school books that they are trying to work out of. Noone is supposed to do anything but love him. But we have made him that way and would not have it anyother way.
Susie–
That is so funny–biting your nose! And isn’t it the truth about them laying on top of books and papers? I have to make certain that I don’t leave any important papers on my coffee table, or there will be a bunch of FANG marks all over them when I get home!
I would have a stack of magazines on the coffee table Domino would use said pile for a pillow. He would knock the amount of mags off the table till the pile was to his liking. He would chew the bottom of the newpaper while I was reading it to get my attention. I wonder if that is how Readers Digest got its name?
So funny and so true! We can’t leave anything around with Trixie either. She even shredded a blank check my husband left on the nightstand! She’ll sit on top of a newspaper or magazine and tear strips off just for fun.
So true. I have two (Kombie and Bug) that were an abandoned litter, only 9 days old! Now, two years later they are over 13 pounds and healthy and active and in my bed at all hours! I love my strays!
Dee, i hope you know how much we miss you when you take a few days off. i could never find all the fun and interesting stuff that you come up with
thank you
trouble is a very apt name for all the cats i have had this one is very sweet also
HI All!
This little baby is so cute and I agree with Brandi Lee my Casseau was so tiny with a punk rock hair do when i first adopted him and his brother Bubo. I was told that Casseau was the runt of the litter and had a taste for Captain Harvey’s steak sub (yummy). Well that cute little runt (though on a much healthier diet is 21lbs and Bubo is 20lbs. By the way I love this site and all of the kittens here. Best wishes to all who love their little furry babies.
therese
(forever mom to Bubo and Casseau)
Many devoted pet owners talk to their pets on a regular basis. Dogs and cats love the sound of their owners’ voices, and hearing them, especially in warm conversational tones, is very soothing and comforting. By deliberately talking to our pets as we do whatever we’re doing is a way of teaching them a bit of our language. Most dogs and cats can pick up on the words that are really important to them, like “dinnertime.”
We generally talk to our pets in a gentle, friendly way when we’re just chatting about the day. We’re not concerned about communicating anything more than “I enjoy your company.” We’re not asking anything of them, nor expecting a response. Dogs and cats are generally relaxed during this kind of chat because they don’t have to understand our words; they just know they’re being included.
When we’re actually trying to get something across to our pets is when it gets more difficult. What we may not be so aware of is that since our pets have limited capacity to understand our speech, they are mostly attuned to our tone of voice. This is easy for us to understand when we put it in context of a foreign language. If someone speaks to you in Japanese, you can generally gather, by tone of voice, whether she is asking for help, angry with you, warning you of danger or trying to sell you something.
Dogs and cats come from much simpler worlds, where their mothers used very basic sounds for training. A subtle growl was a warning to behave or of pending danger. A short, high-pitched bark from mom dog or a trilling sound from mom cat meant, “Hey, I brought you some food!” Most mammals are naturally inclined to slow or stop when hearing a low sound and motivated to get active when hearing a high sound.
Notice when you talk to your pets in a higher voice, they perk up, become attentive, and may get excited. Talk to them in a low voice, slowly, and they may stop and wait cautiously to see what’s going to happen next. If you are trying to train your dog to sit and stay and are having no luck at it, it could be because you are saying a perky “sit!” or “stay!” But the tone of your voice is communicating, “let’s play!” Instead, say a low and drawn-out “si-i-i-t” and “staaaaay.”
Conversely, you may be saying “come” in a low, commanding voice, thinking that will compel her to obey. To your dog, your tone may be a cue to stay right where she is or even back away thinking she’s in trouble. But say “come!” in a higher pitched voice and it sounds like an engraved invitation with a liver snap inside.
Hey Dee, so glad to see you back!
Dogs aren’t the only one’s to do this our kit does it too, he’ll sit and stare at you while you’re eating, not trying to get anything, but that face…..guilt trip all the way!
First time poster. Long time lurker. I too have a “runt” of the litter. He was so tiny when I picked him up. He was only 1.6 pounds when he was 3 months old. He is now 7.6 pounds at 5months old! He as made up for lost time. I don’t know HOW big he will get, but he has outgrown his sister by a mile and still has big paws to fill.
Trouble is so cute and will be so worth all the little trouble she causes. Smooch!
Peggi–
I rescued a very tiny kitten when she was 3 months old (she and a 4 month old male kitten were abandoned in a bedroom when their owners were evicted from their apartment). She has just turned a year old and is still very tiny. She weighs 6 pounds. She’s not skinny, just a tiny little frame with tiny little paws that I squish all the time! (softly–haha) I don’t think she’ll get much bigger. I swear, she reminds me of the guinea pig I had when I was a kid—she’s not that much bigger and she has the same black and white fur.
Thanks for joining us.
Have anyone sent in there kitten? if u have how long did it take because i sent in my cat in April and then i sent it againt in august but my kitten Boots isent on yet please someone tell me how long or why hes not on
Guys, this is my mom.
She finally told me she has been posting and was upset I never realized it was her. So, for all to see….. Cat’s Mom is really my mom and the “mom” of five 4-legged cats! = )
Trouble is just a precious little bundle of love. She is just so huggable. I want to snuggle and kiss that little baby!
Dee,
I’m so glad you’re back. We really missed you while you were just reading behind the scenes.
To everyone who posted with such kind and caring comments to me yesterday: THANK YOU! I’ve re-read them and have taken each one to heart. The power of words should never be underestimated. And you all gave some great advice! Thanks for this site, Kittenmaster. It does a heart good.
THOMAS: Every station I’ve worked at previously, is now defunct, with the exception of WWRM. Having lived in Tampa, you probably remember how the stations here constantly change formats/hands. I still keep in touch with a lot of my former co-workers. I’m just not certain if I want to go back to that kind of job insecurity. But, thank you so much for your kind offer. I wonder if we know the same people…
I used to know Diaz & Bennington, Bob & Judd, Mason Leory Huey Bodine Dixon, the guys at the Power Pig, and a lot of the promotions people. A couple of names come to mind, but no one I have spoken to in years.
T
My first job in Tampa was working with Ron Diaz at WYNF–in promotions. He is such a nice guy–One of the best jobs I’ve ever had. I worked with him and ‘Jack Strap’. I’ve spoken to Mason a few times—we’ve worked in the same building. Did you know he was in a near fatal car accident a couple years ago? He’s doing great, now.
if Trouble had patches of orange dolloped on her head and back - she’s be the spitting of my baby-girl, Tawney. I am convinced that Tawney was the runt of the litter but i cant know for certain because i am her third and final “servant” - so i dont know where she really came from. I am positive she has Maine Coon to her…she has long fur and it’s silky soft (without even having to brush it EVER) & she’s got an attitude that just wont quit (along with staring down ’til leapin and attacking - infrequently, now-a-days). but i love her to pieces all the same - as you can all attest to, i am sure!
I haven’t Dee. He left me his email address but a few days ago a friend of his said we could email him through her. It’s frshstrtinfl4me@aol.com
or prttygrneyes70@yahoo.com
although the few times other people tried, the emails were returned.
Dee I have been emailing Susie May and she has answered me. She said he is not doing well and hopes she can get him to move down to FL from NC. We might not hear from him for awhile just keep him in your thoughts and prayers. When I have more news I will post it.
This past Friday at the White House, President Bush signed the Pets Evacuation and Transportation Standards (PETS) Act into law.
This landmark legislation, which was strongly backed by The Humane Society of the United States, requires local and state disaster plans to include provisions for household pets and service animals in the event of a major disaster or emergency. When I was in the Gulf during Hurricane Katrina, I saw the government’s failure to have a plan for helping animals. Tens of thousands of animals suffered terribly and were lost or left behind because our communities and responders didn’t have a plan in place.
With more than 358 million pets in the United States residing in 63 percent of American households, the PETS Act will help ensure that Americans never again are faced with the horrifying choice of abandoning their pet and finding their way to safety, or staying with their pet and remaining in a hazardous, and potentially life-threatening situation.
Some states and local communities have already engaged in disaster preparedness for animals, and with a federal law now in place, the future for you and your companion animal in a disaster is much brighter.
What a cute little trouble maker. She looks more like trouble than Einstein but that doesn’t mean that she isn’t smart cause she looks like she has all her wits about her. A real sweetie.
A lovely little bundle. I’ve been browsing here a while, and little Trouble’s picture was the key to my door. I just had to say “You gots a winner there, yes indeedy!”
Now if you’ll get your pencil and paper I’ll give you my address so you can send her to me.
The eyes have it again! What expressionism! No wonder the kitty’s name is Trouble. What a cutie! I love the runts of the litter as they are usually the loviest and turn out to be the biggest ones. I had a 14oz babe I raised and now at 6yr. old, is 15 lbs! Love the world of cats and kittens! They are such comfort to us humans. You all have a great day with your furry friends!
This is little Trouble. Her name at first was Einstien, because she does everything first; but trouble she is! She is the runt of the litter also but the cutest ever!
RUNTS RULE
She is a sweetie, but don’t let that “runt” business fool you. My Tucker was also the runt of his litter. He also grew up to be 23 lbs at his top weight! He was anything but a runt.
Ohhhh what a cutie! I just love him!
I’m trying to get a Children’s book published about a kitty like tiny TROUBLE. The name of the book is: “Smitty, the Itty-Bitty, Persnickety Kitty”. Simon & Schuster loved it, but thought it was too young a read for their children’s book department. Any publisher’s out there who want a book published in defense of sweet, adorable little runts everywhere
???!!!!!
what a cutie!! I have a cat that is a/k/a Troubles-quite the curious cat. To watch her play is entertaining-its like she make up her own games and rules as she goes along !
I can see why the name change occurred. She looks like she’s a bundle of Trouble.
Wrapped up in a cute kitteny package, of course, but trobule none the less. I LOVE how kittens tails don’t bend and just stick out like that.
Look at that fat furrbal!! She’s soooo cute!!!!
Beautiful baby, looks a lot like my Booger when he was a baby. Yes the name Booger does fit him to a tee. I am sure you will get great pleasure from her.
runts make the sweetest cats! and look at that face! too cute!!
Awwwwwwwww….come on, give this baby a cuter name. Look at those pretty blue eyes! May God bless you and this sweetie always.
My cat i got when I was 4 was a runt. She lived 23 years! I still miss her a bit.
Your little bundle of fuzz is soo cute!
Whenever I see a kitten this tiny, I have to refrain myself from bringing another fur baby home! She really does look like trouble.
I LOVE TROUBLE FUZZ!
What a sweetie.
Beautiful M on her forehead. She looks so soft and squishable. She does look like she is pondering what to pounce though!
She’s beautiful, so soft and cuddly looking. Just look at those gorgeous eyes. I love Trouble! lol
Love the name! They really are lots of trouble at that age, but one can’t help but love them. My Chloe made me laugh even when she was breaking stuff.
Trouble is a very beautiful girl. Hope you have many happy years together.
The following link will take you to a HSUS petition to tell the National Marine Fisheries Service it must protect the right whale and their calves. There are only 300 left in the North Atlantic— they are dying due to ship collisions.
https://community.hsus.org/campaign/nmfs_right_whales_9_06
A wee fluffy squeezy bundle. Looks more like trouble than Albert E., too - a wise name change!
THEORY OF CUTE-TATIVITY FUZZ
I just want to hug the purr right out of her! What a cute little pudgy-fuzz…and such pretty blue eyes…
This is SO true….
*Strict, Unbending Rules For Dealing With
Stray Cats*
Stray cats will not be fed.
Stray cats will not be fed anything except dry cat food.
Stray cats will not be fed anything except dry cat food moistened with a little milk.
Stray cats will not be fed anything except dry cat food moistened with warm milk, yummy treats and leftover fish scraps.
Stray cats will not be encouraged to make this house their permanent residence.
Stray cats will not be petted, played with or picked up and cuddled unnecessarily.
Stray cats that are petted, played with, picked up and cuddled will absolutely not be given a name.
Stray cats with or without a name will not be allowed inside the house at any time.
Stray cats will not be allowed inside the house except at certain times.
Stray cats will not be allowed inside the house except on days ending in “y.”
Stray cats allowed inside will not be permitted to jump up on or sharpen their claws on the furniture.
Stray cats will not be permitted to jump up on, or sharpen claws on the really good furniture.
Stray cats may be permitted on furniture but must sharpen claws on new $359.99 sisal-rope cat-scratching post with three perches.
Stray cats will answer the call of nature outdoors in the dirt.
Stray cats will answer the call of nature in the three-piece, high-impact plastic tray filled with Fresh n Sweet kitty litter.
Stray cats will answer the call of nature in the hooded litter pan with a three-panel privacy screen and plenty of head room.
Stray cats will sleep outside.
Stray cats will sleep in the garage.
Stray cats will sleep in the house.
Stray cats will sleep in a cardboard box lined with an old blanket.
Stray cats will sleep in the special Kitty-Komfort-Bed with non-allergenic lambs wool pillow.
Stray cats will not be allowed to sleep in our bed.
Stray cats will not be allowed to sleep in our bed, except at the foot.
Stray cats will not be allowed to sleep in our bed under the covers.
Stray cats will not be allowed to sleep in our bed under the covers except at the foot.
Stray cats will not play on the desk.
Stray cats will not play on the desk near the computer.
Stray cats are forbidden to walk on the computer keyboard on the desk when the human is sdfjjhhkl;ljfd.;oier’puyykmm4hbdm9lo9jmdskdm,.USING IT!
Oh, so true! Stray cats are worth it, though!
And Trouble is like the perfect round ball of cuteness!
LOL!!!!! I am sending that one on to several crazy cat lady friends!
HAA!!! That’s funny that’s what myself and my friends call each other “the crazy cat ladies”!!!!! My one friend has 5, my other firend is taking trouble’s sister and brother, and I will have 4 , including Trouble, her brother , mom and other kitty!! How can you not???!!
Dee, that is a very good story and sooooo very true for me. except that my kitty is not a stray. I have had him since he was a kitten, well he is only 5 months old now. I have had his mom since she was a kitten. He is very spoiled, was not sure he was going to make it. But has a very mischeivious personality. I named him yeow-yeow, but should have named him Mr. Mischeif. He is standing on my keyboard as I am typing now. Then he will get on top of the monitor and bite my nose because he wants my attention. My kids cannot lay in the floor and do their homework, for he will lay on top of their school books that they are trying to work out of. Noone is supposed to do anything but love him. But we have made him that way and would not have it anyother way.
Susie–
That is so funny–biting your nose! And isn’t it the truth about them laying on top of books and papers? I have to make certain that I don’t leave any important papers on my coffee table, or there will be a bunch of FANG marks all over them when I get home!
I would have a stack of magazines on the coffee table Domino would use said pile for a pillow. He would knock the amount of mags off the table till the pile was to his liking. He would chew the bottom of the newpaper while I was reading it to get my attention. I wonder if that is how Readers Digest got its name?
So funny and so true! We can’t leave anything around with Trixie either. She even shredded a blank check my husband left on the nightstand! She’ll sit on top of a newspaper or magazine and tear strips off just for fun.
So true, Dee! All six of our cats are rescued strays. Give ‘em an inch. . .
So true. I have two (Kombie and Bug) that were an abandoned litter, only 9 days old! Now, two years later they are over 13 pounds and healthy and active and in my bed at all hours! I love my strays!
Ha! Especially the one about the computer!
Dee, i hope you know how much we miss you when you take a few days off. i could never find all the fun and interesting stuff that you come up with
thank you
trouble is a very apt name for all the cats i have had
this one is very sweet also
What a sweet little round baby! She’s a chubby bundle of cute.
HI All!
This little baby is so cute and I agree with Brandi Lee my Casseau was so tiny with a punk rock hair do when i first adopted him and his brother Bubo. I was told that Casseau was the runt of the litter and had a taste for Captain Harvey’s steak sub (yummy). Well that cute little runt (though on a much healthier diet is 21lbs and Bubo is 20lbs. By the way I love this site and all of the kittens here. Best wishes to all who love their little furry babies.
therese
(forever mom to Bubo and Casseau)
I’m re-posting this for people who may be new to the site. It’s a quiz that tests your cat’s biological age. Very interesting…
http://www.catage.com/
Interesting article…
*Talking to Your Pets*
Many devoted pet owners talk to their pets on a regular basis. Dogs and cats love the sound of their owners’ voices, and hearing them, especially in warm conversational tones, is very soothing and comforting. By deliberately talking to our pets as we do whatever we’re doing is a way of teaching them a bit of our language. Most dogs and cats can pick up on the words that are really important to them, like “dinnertime.”
We generally talk to our pets in a gentle, friendly way when we’re just chatting about the day. We’re not concerned about communicating anything more than “I enjoy your company.” We’re not asking anything of them, nor expecting a response. Dogs and cats are generally relaxed during this kind of chat because they don’t have to understand our words; they just know they’re being included.
When we’re actually trying to get something across to our pets is when it gets more difficult. What we may not be so aware of is that since our pets have limited capacity to understand our speech, they are mostly attuned to our tone of voice. This is easy for us to understand when we put it in context of a foreign language. If someone speaks to you in Japanese, you can generally gather, by tone of voice, whether she is asking for help, angry with you, warning you of danger or trying to sell you something.
Dogs and cats come from much simpler worlds, where their mothers used very basic sounds for training. A subtle growl was a warning to behave or of pending danger. A short, high-pitched bark from mom dog or a trilling sound from mom cat meant, “Hey, I brought you some food!” Most mammals are naturally inclined to slow or stop when hearing a low sound and motivated to get active when hearing a high sound.
Notice when you talk to your pets in a higher voice, they perk up, become attentive, and may get excited. Talk to them in a low voice, slowly, and they may stop and wait cautiously to see what’s going to happen next. If you are trying to train your dog to sit and stay and are having no luck at it, it could be because you are saying a perky “sit!” or “stay!” But the tone of your voice is communicating, “let’s play!” Instead, say a low and drawn-out “si-i-i-t” and “staaaaay.”
Conversely, you may be saying “come” in a low, commanding voice, thinking that will compel her to obey. To your dog, your tone may be a cue to stay right where she is or even back away thinking she’s in trouble. But say “come!” in a higher pitched voice and it sounds like an engraved invitation with a liver snap inside.
*E=Mc2 FUZz*
A DAILY MORSEL
“A well-trained dog will make no attempt to share your lunch. He will just make you feel so guilty that you will not enjoy it.”
-Helen Thompson
Hey Dee, so glad to see you back!
Dogs aren’t the only one’s to do this our kit does it too, he’ll sit and stare at you while you’re eating, not trying to get anything, but that face…..guilt trip all the way!
…AND don’t forget the drool!
First time poster. Long time lurker.
I too have a “runt” of the litter. He was so tiny when I picked him up. He was only 1.6 pounds when he was 3 months old. He is now 7.6 pounds at 5months old! He as made up for lost time. I don’t know HOW big he will get, but he has outgrown his sister by a mile and still has big paws to fill. 
Trouble is so cute and will be so worth all the little trouble she causes. Smooch!
Peggi–
I rescued a very tiny kitten when she was 3 months old (she and a 4 month old male kitten were abandoned in a bedroom when their owners were evicted from their apartment). She has just turned a year old and is still very tiny. She weighs 6 pounds. She’s not skinny, just a tiny little frame with tiny little paws that I squish all the time! (softly–haha) I don’t think she’ll get much bigger. I swear, she reminds me of the guinea pig I had when I was a kid—she’s not that much bigger and she has the same black and white fur.
Thanks for joining us.
I would love to see such a tiny kitty as yours. We had a premie son so I know good things come in tiny packages.:)
Have anyone sent in there kitten? if u have how long did it take because i sent in my cat in April and then i sent it againt in august but my kitten Boots isent on yet please someone tell me how long or why hes not on
My what big eyes you have Trouble! All the better to see what I want to get into next.
Guys, this is my mom.
She finally told me she has been posting and was upset I never realized it was her. So, for all to see….. Cat’s Mom is really my mom and the “mom” of five 4-legged cats! = )
Trouble is just a precious little bundle of love. She is just so huggable. I want to snuggle and kiss that little baby!
Dee,
I’m so glad you’re back. We really missed you while you were just reading behind the scenes.
Little Blue-Eyed Baby! So cute!
To everyone who posted with such kind and caring comments to me yesterday: THANK YOU! I’ve re-read them and have taken each one to heart. The power of words should never be underestimated. And you all gave some great advice! Thanks for this site, Kittenmaster. It does a heart good.
THOMAS: Every station I’ve worked at previously, is now defunct, with the exception of WWRM. Having lived in Tampa, you probably remember how the stations here constantly change formats/hands. I still keep in touch with a lot of my former co-workers. I’m just not certain if I want to go back to that kind of job insecurity. But, thank you so much for your kind offer. I wonder if we know the same people…
I used to know Diaz & Bennington, Bob & Judd, Mason Leory Huey Bodine Dixon, the guys at the Power Pig, and a lot of the promotions people. A couple of names come to mind, but no one I have spoken to in years.
T
My first job in Tampa was working with Ron Diaz at WYNF–in promotions. He is such a nice guy–One of the best jobs I’ve ever had. I worked with him and ‘Jack Strap’. I’ve spoken to Mason a few times—we’ve worked in the same building. Did you know he was in a near fatal car accident a couple years ago? He’s doing great, now.
if Trouble had patches of orange dolloped on her head and back - she’s be the spitting of my baby-girl, Tawney. I am convinced that Tawney was the runt of the litter but i cant know for certain because i am her third and final “servant” - so i dont know where she really came from. I am positive she has Maine Coon to her…she has long fur and it’s silky soft (without even having to brush it EVER) & she’s got an attitude that just wont quit (along with staring down ’til leapin and attacking - infrequently, now-a-days). but i love her to pieces all the same - as you can all attest to, i am sure!
Trouble is simply & marvelously spell-binding!
A cute little fuzzball of Trouble!
Has anyone heard if Chester is doing alright?
I haven’t Dee. He left me his email address but a few days ago a friend of his said we could email him through her. It’s
frshstrtinfl4me@aol.com
or
prttygrneyes70@yahoo.com
although the few times other people tried, the emails were returned.
Dee I have been emailing Susie May and she has answered me. She said he is not doing well and hopes she can get him to move down to FL from NC. We might not hear from him for awhile just keep him in your thoughts and prayers. When I have more news I will post it.
Great news!
*PETS Act Signed Into Law*
This past Friday at the White House, President Bush signed the Pets Evacuation and Transportation Standards (PETS) Act into law.
This landmark legislation, which was strongly backed by The Humane Society of the United States, requires local and state disaster plans to include provisions for household pets and service animals in the event of a major disaster or emergency. When I was in the Gulf during Hurricane Katrina, I saw the government’s failure to have a plan for helping animals. Tens of thousands of animals suffered terribly and were lost or left behind because our communities and responders didn’t have a plan in place.
With more than 358 million pets in the United States residing in 63 percent of American households, the PETS Act will help ensure that Americans never again are faced with the horrifying choice of abandoning their pet and finding their way to safety, or staying with their pet and remaining in a hazardous, and potentially life-threatening situation.
Some states and local communities have already engaged in disaster preparedness for animals, and with a federal law now in place, the future for you and your companion animal in a disaster is much brighter.
*Who me? FUZZ
“Hello, I am a cute FUZZball.”*
What a cute little trouble maker. She looks more like trouble than Einstein but that doesn’t mean that she isn’t smart cause she looks like she has all her wits about her. A real sweetie.
Little Trouble is precious. She has the most beautiful blue eyes congradulations on your new Kitty.
I LOVE TROUBLE TOO!
A lovely little bundle. I’ve been browsing here a while, and little Trouble’s picture was the key to my door. I just had to say “You gots a winner there, yes indeedy!”
Now if you’ll get your pencil and paper I’ll give you my address so you can send her to me.
CUTE! CUTE! CUTE! How adorable this one is!
what a picture just beautiful
lief poessie
She is sooooo cute!! What a little cutie pie, but looks CAN be deceiving!!!
The eyes have it again! What expressionism! No wonder the kitty’s name is Trouble. What a cutie! I love the runts of the litter as they are usually the loviest and turn out to be the biggest ones. I had a 14oz babe I raised and now at 6yr. old, is 15 lbs! Love the world of cats and kittens! They are such comfort to us humans. You all have a great day with your furry friends!
she looks blind
Awwww
I love them at this size (but also all other sizes!), when their tails are just a little furry triangle 
Gah! She looks like my Trouble that I lost a year ago at 15 years of age! Bootiful.
she is one of the cutest kittens i’ve ever seen