Updates On The 3 Musketeers (Our Readers)
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I considered us EXTREMELY lucky in that many times when we shout out for help, someone somewhere will offer (not always, just sometimes, but I’m extremely thankful for these “sometimes”).
We helped Kim shout out for help two days ago when she found 4 abandoned kittens and after one day, our reader (she has insisted on anonymity and we shall respect that) offered to help. By then, one had already passed on and there were only 3 left.
Ref:http://myanimalcare.org/2012/02/06/urgent-fosterer-needed-for-4-abandoned-kittens/
There were updates last night, and the 3 kittens were reported to be doing fine.
This morning, we have lovely photos and another report to share from our reader:
The 3 Musketeers are doing well this morning. The Tiniest musketeer of all is very active and has an attitude.don’tlike to be held, I just have to let him/her walk around. if not, he/she would bite my fingers. The little one slept with me on my bed last night with doggy friend. You should see the photos..it’s a pure bliss. The other 2 bigger musketeers are doing well. The White big one is the notorious guy. he demands a lot..lol. You should see when he starts to meow, even Shinobi would lose. He sleeps with his Chimp friend (you will know when you see the photos). he’s always with that Chimp. The Orange musketeer is the well behaved one, always on the move, yet to find his soft toy friend.
They look much better this morning. They drank milk and had med, now back to sleep. Will keep you posted on them by tomorrow.
Indeed, we are looking at Athos, Porthos and Aramis, aren’t we? Great survivors, under the tender loving and dedicated care of our reader.Thank you!!
Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2012/02/08/updates-on-the-3-musketeers-our-readers/
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