Lexi and Ovie were abandoned by their mom at just two weeks old. Their body temperature was too low and they were dehydrated. After only a week, these kittens are doing great. They are super playful and really curious and love to be around people. We had planned on fostering them, but they just won my husband’s heart and now we are keeping them!

This little beastie showed up on my front porch this summer. We looked all over for his people, but couldn’t find anyone missing a kitten and there are no other Siamese around here. Our best guess is he rode home with us from somewhere under the hood of the truck. After a good flea bath and ear cleaning (ear mites… yuck!) he has settled in quite nicely. He now has a new best friend, Murphy, who he likes to wrestle with, and lots of wiggling toes to attack. He has a thing about water, and can’t stay out of sinks and bathtubs. He’s a very good boy.

These two rascals are now a lot bigger than they were in the picture. They are now happy and healthy, but no longer pint-sized. They were and are the cutest little ragdolls you have ever seen! The bigger one is Bells, that’s the one with the ring around her nose, and the other is Maleboy. His name was supposed to be a temporary joke, but it sort of stuck.

Twin sisters Belle and Daisy crashing out at home.

My co-workers and I found Gilda and her brother Nico abandoned in a shed behind our office when they were four weeks old. They’re now six weeks and doing great! This photo of Gilda is from the day we took them in. How could we resist that face?

Harley is a frisky little four month old orange tabby. His favorite hobbies are playing with milk carton tops, catching mommy’s toes, and of course tearing her curtains to shreds. Despite the torn curtains and the headaches, Harley is the best kitten, we couldn’t have asked for anything more!

Arroyo was rescued off the northern end of the 110 Freeway in Los Angeles, CA on 10/23. I was driving home from work when I saw him and a littermate getting ready to step into traffic. Was able to pull over and save him, but not his calico sister. We estimate he’s about four weeks old. He visited the vet this week and was given a clean bill of health and lots of love. Plans to just foster him were dashed when he curled up on my chest and fell asleep.