we’ve had her for a few weeks now! she is the sweetest girl ever. sadly she is still in her own room isolated (but lucky girl has a fully finished cat room at least)! i have a feeling this will be a slow process getting her to the point where she has full range of the house. my blind baby i lost recently wasn’t scared of anything, but this girl is sensitive. my dog is loud with his tap dancing and panting when he’s happy which terrifies her (i don’t think she’s ever seen a dog lol), and my 2 cats stillll keep hissing at her every time i sit in her room and leave the door open to try to get them used to each other. long road ahead for auras. but i am SO SO grateful i brought her home, she is an angel. 💕💕

Was eating lunch today and two of my cats (Mozzarella on the left, Spaghetti Junior on the right) were both calmly hoping/begging for some of my sandwich. What's funny is that Spaghetti Junior is the blind kitten we adopted last month and Mozzarella is our 10 year old who has two perfectly functional eyes, I just caught him mid-blink for the photo. But they really do look like brothers here, even though they haven't really known each other for long!

PS - yes, of course they each got a small bite, I'm not a monster

Little girl finally got the small alien head removed from her eye socket. It was delayed due to other medical issue (was anemic), but other than getting spayed, this (should) be it. She slept for maybe 2 hours since I brought her home yesterday, so I am hoping she finally crashes (sleep, not more head bonking). I have delt with post-neuter/spay energy before, but this one has zero concept that her body cant do what her mind is telling it to. She thought she pooped in the litter box, tried to look at it, realized it wasnt there, and then spent 10 minutes digging out the litter box to find the imaginary poop. The meds she got are definitely powerful. Vet/team seemed to do a really good job, especially with it being a little bit last minute. For a dumpster kitten, she has put up the fight.