Quote Originally Posted by gahspidy
Thanks for the well wishes for him. He sure does sleep alot, but when he wakes he does have a healthy appetite. Paul, he walks around pretty well now and can get into some real mess fast, so when we have him out of his box we have to really watch him closely.
The other two girls in the house are taking to him well it seems.
He is almost 4 weeks now and will be going back to the doc soon for his shots and whatever else he's ready for.I think the chances now for him are much better as he is certainly getting stronger and healthier it seems by the day.

I know how you guys feel about cats . . .I was never into cats, didn't like em much actually. How I have three now is something I need to investigate further . . .
Gary,

I can relate. Last year we closed our residence for homeless women with AIDS. A few years ago one of our women asked for a cat. My initial "thought" was "WHAT? a cat???" I told her I would think about it. Now, I've always liked cats, but never wanted to live with one. Well, of course I said yes. She picked out a very young tiny kitten and named her "Kahuna" (Kahuna grew into her name!). Then a year later she told me Kahuna needed a friend. I said no. Then I said yes, well, okay. So we got a gray kitty called "Mousey." This lady eventually improved in health and moved to her own apt with her cats. So, I adopted 2 more kittens for the other women.

Bottom line. I began to enjoy playing with them. When we closed the house, I brought the last 2 - Molly and Jeremy - to my new home. Now I don't know what I would do without them. They entertain me, make me laugh, are always happy to see me - and....sometimes drive me crazy!

Liz