[CottonBall]

In the beginning, I put them in the big box that came last fall and that did not last long, I could have kept the Purr Baby in it, for he cannot climb out, but T.T. said “I do not live in a box, maybe under the recliner will suit me and that is how the cats sandbox, came to sit in the middle of the living room.

They are fully trained, but need a safe home that will be sure the Purr Baby does not get out doors, for the dogs to eat.

"They" are fully trained, eh? Looks like even little injured kittens can train us humans in no time at all!

I wished I lived close enough to come get Purr Baby. And that I didn't already have 6 cats, including 2 new strays....He sounds just adorable.

[nw_arizona_granny]

You are missing a rare cat, Purr Baby is one of the fastest learners that I have ever seen.

Last night Scott came and brought my meds and a hamburger for me and he had a chicken sandwich on a bun.

After he ate, he took up the Purr Baby and gave it a lot of loving and rubbed it all over, even allowed it to lick his hand.

Not a problem, until I went to get the rest of my hamburger for lunch and when I sat it on the desk, Purr Baby imformed me that Scott told it that it could have the scraps and to get it on the floor, she was very put out that I was not sharing with her.

She is so small and my eyesight is so poor, that I can barely see her on the floor, she is going to be small.

He may decide to take him, they really got along well and he is not a cat lover, as such.

But last years rescue he took, for there was one that I named Shadow, for once it came in and had regular food, it never allowed me out of site, it ate every 5 minutes and still does, as if it will go away.

LOL, he was to bring Shadow to me, when he went to visit his grandkids....never did, Shadow went with him to Phoenix.

Thank you for taking in the 2 homeless babies.