Found by my sitemate/housemate in a bush Sunday. Their eyes aren't even open yet so we think they're less than a week old. We're feeding them cow's milk from a tube.
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Enroot: to put down roots. En route: to be on the way, or traveling. This is a chronicle of my attempt to do both of these seemingly contradictory things. I am serving in the Peace Corps in Rwanda doing Community Health and Organizational Development from February 2010 to May 2012. Located in Gisenyi, I am working on community health and development projects and with cooperatives of people living with HIV/AIDS.
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those kittens are adorable! although a bit too small to enjoy how silly kittens can be! i hope they get stronger and find loving homes even if it isn't with you! - please post more kitten cams!
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Noisy little critters! They'll need to be fed really frequently round the clock for the next couple of weeks til they can eat on their own. Remember our old Sammi cat we had when you were really little? She was found in a trash can when she was only about 3 or 4 weeks old. Hope they do well.
ReplyDeleteSorry guys, kittens died. We probably didn't feed them enough, but they also were really hard to force feed through a pen grip tube thingy. :( I do hope to get a kitten at some point that's a bit older and has been weened by its mother.
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