Cats who teach me to fly…

The kittens are all grown up. Jovial did not survive because of my ignorance. Ever since he left, whenever a kitten gets sick, i will send them to the vet immediately. Not delaying a treatment.

Jovial with Cashie… I have taken the kittens for granted. Thinking that they are healthy and always would be… I regretted that I didn’t carry Jovial and love him much…

He left on 2 May. Every love and care I have for the kittens will always remind me of him. Not to ever repeat my mistake again…

Hope was abandoned more than six months ago at my feeding area. His condition didn’t look well to me when I first saw him, however, he was still able to eat and run around and I decided to leave him alone.

More than a month ago, he started to eat very little and started to wobble and that was when I decided to bring him home. He was diagnosed with kidney failure. At first I thought he was a FeLV positive boy but no.

Two days later after we brought Hope home, SPCA called me and told me that there was a sick cat loitering at the corridor of some block at Hougang. When I rejected SPCA to take up the case, I thought that they would take action on rescuing the cat but no…

Bliss was also diagnosed with kidney failure and it was on 7 April that I brought him home.

Hope.

Bliss.

Mel is taking charge of doing subcut for them while I only give eprex injection. Luckily there is Mel to help out again.

I don’t how long both can live. All we can do is to give them our best. RC renal dry and wet food is given to them daily. Except on every morning., I would give them can food that they love to eat as I need to mix it with supplement to support their kidney. Evening woild be RC renal pouch. I told Mel that RC renal pouch will be their medicine dinner. Both are estimated to be at least eight years of age.

R.R.Raoul passed on on 18 Feb. When I first saw him two and a half years ago, he was so afraid of me. I had to leave his food and walked far away from him. His condition didn’t look good too but as long as a cat is still eating and active. I would probably leave them alone.

Every night I brought food to R.R. and he started to trust and rubbed against me and always run towards me when he saw me coming. How time flies…

This photo was taken two years back. I brought him home and spent the final six days with him.

Three weeks before RR left us, a lady whom I don’t know sent him to the vet. RR was ok then. It was very kind of that lady to send him to the vet, however, she was not experience enough to understand that as long as the cats are eating well and active, we will just leave them as they are…

After knowing that RR was a EeLV cat and there was no cure, the lady released him back. RR was given antibiotic but with no one to monitor him. RR was breathing heavily when I saw him on the third day after he was sent to vet. Immediately, I told Mel to informed the lady to stop giving him medicine.

Perhaps, I don’t know… it could have been the medication that could have triggered his illness. RR gone downhill pretty fast and he was gone…

So many things happened in less than two months. And my place is crowded with so many kittens. Please let all of them be adopted to a responsible home.

Regal found a new home very quickly.

He was abandoned. After waiting for one week and no one cone forward to claim him, I took him to the vet and run a few blood test. All was well and he was adopted to a really good home after one week!

Regal at the adoptet’s house. See how blissful he looks.