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Yeah I posted on social media, called some local vets, and alerted my apartment complex. No chip or collar and covered in fleas and had worms. Took her to the mobile vaccine clinic to get a rabies and deworming before I let her around my kitty and they didn’t recognize her.

Layla: my newest family member

Layla’s first day with me, hiding on top of the fridge. Caught a big yawn! My friend said it looks like she’s laughing hysterically cause she “tricked” me into keeping her!

I’ve posted in our apartments page to see if anyone is missing her! I must say, accidental birth defect is a bit less exciting then a rare-ish breed but you’re right, she is still cute... might keep her if everything goes that way!

I found this cutie outside of my apartments! Google says American curl cat? But I don’t know. No collar or chip though!

Muezza... during one of her rare quiet times

Yeah I know her history. My friend rescued her from the side of the road as a teeny tiny kitten. She was alone and he bottle fed her for a while. So the sibling thing could be it! I’ve heard several different opinions on getting her a friend... I’ll have to think about it

Well it’s good to know I’m not doing something wrong! Thanks for your help!

Okay well then I’ll be thankful she’s scratching me and not the walls! I always thought once kittens stopped being teeny tiny, they calmed down and were really lazy and stuff

Well my curtains are already out of commission haha so I’ll try not using the bottle on her and just clapping and stuff like you said see if that helps!

My friend has told me she wasn’t like this before! Of course he could be lying but I think perhaps it might’ve had something to do with all of the young children they had in the house? Maybe she is just used to constant attention and playing. Or maybe the children frightened her and made her...

Hey everybody! I recently acquired a one year old (spayed) female calico from a friend who was going to give her to the local shelter. I saw a picture of her and fell in love and couldn’t let her sleep in a cage. I renamed her Muezza (name meaning cherished in Arabic) and took her and some...