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Vee20   Oct 7th 2010 at 10:16AM Sphinxlover: She was screaming/calling out at the top of her lungs when we discovered her. We even waited for about half an hour to see if her mama or any other kittens would show up, but nothing happened. And the road-way at the time was simply too busy for us to ignore her any longer. We got her out before any accidents were to happen. And I agree with you :) she is just super adorable, and a fearless little lady at that!

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jigokushojo18   Oct 7th 2010 at 2:01PM I'm happy u saved her life. She looks like a tiger. I soo want to adopt but too bad my kitten at my house is such a pushover. She'll be bullied for sure plus she's 5 months now. Hope for the best for this lil beauty. I soo wanna eat her up she's soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cute!!!

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missroses   Oct 7th 2010 at 3:29PM i am interested 2 adopt her.... soooooo cute lorrrr... plse3... call me..

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wanilliyana   Oct 7th 2010 at 3:51PM she is beautiful. her eyes, her fur color, her nose.. i like her face..so calm.. hopefully she will find her lovely home..

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azmyrax   Oct 7th 2010 at 4:23PM missroses are you going to adopt all kittens advertised in petfinder.my?

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missroses   Oct 7th 2010 at 4:29PM azmyrax......... nk adopt.. p no reply yet.. huh.. still not have a pet... so sad.. i will try ma best...

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wanilliyana   Oct 7th 2010 at 5:28PM hi missroses, why dont u directly call the rescuer ? its faster than u ask them to contact u

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Vee20   Oct 7th 2010 at 5:40PM Wanilliyana: Thank you so very much. So many people seem interested in Raksha only because of her beautiful looks...not knowing of course that it takes so much more experience to care for a 4 weeks plus kitten. I really do hope that the right people or family will come by soon and take the darling home. Missroses: I've sent over the adoption form through e-mail as promised. Also, on a personal note, I think it would be best if you could narrow down your interest to one particular kitten. In my opinion, it helps prove your sincerity or special interest towards one fur-kid, to other rescuers. This way, rescuers will feel more comfortable about handing over their foster kitts to you. Just a small advice :)

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wanilliyana   Oct 7th 2010 at 5:52PM vee: ya i know.. i adopt 5weeks kitten a month ago..lots of ticks..after a week, got fungal pulak..now with ear mites..still in malaseb treatment twice a week. she need lots of attention..not everyone can take care of a few weeks old kitten.. at least Raksha look bigger and healthier than my kecik.

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puterisyayien   Oct 7th 2010 at 6:03PM vee:raksha is for adopt rite?if i nakkkk boleh?i sgt suka kucing...my cat, my sis pinjam bwk balik jb..so now i nak amik kucing baru...i tggl seri kembangan....i want rakshaaa....hihi....

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jigokushojo18   Oct 7th 2010 at 8:08PM having a kitten without a mom is a lot of work, i know. Good thing i had a mommy cat to help me with that. But i had to teach the kittens how to potty train cus mommy wasn't doing a good job. And behavior issues too. Had to pretend to be a cat and hiss at my kitten when she misbehaved. If the kitten is very rambunctious you'll have ur hands full. But as they grow older and see how sweet they are. It makes all the work worth it in the end. hahahah. Thats how it was for my kitten. She's sooo sweet now.

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puterisyayien   Oct 7th 2010 at 9:42PM vee..i really2 want raksha...plz2....i 'll take a gud care of her.....my contact num...

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Azzu   Oct 7th 2010 at 11:46PM she's adorable!

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jigokushojo18   Oct 9th 2010 at 11:29PM vee20 how is raksha doing? Did she find an a home yet? or someone adopted her?

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Vee20   Oct 10th 2010 at 8:31PM sphinxlover: raksha's still with me. right now i'm trying to get her more used to human contact (crowds), and trying to teach her some normal cat behaviors. raksha's away from her mama now and has to learn from watching my other cats (she's still not very good at self-cleaning, digging etc.) and she started purring yesterday for the first time, a real milestone if you ask me :) will wait till the right people come for her.

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nurayuraduwan   Oct 11th 2010 at 11:31PM ai..umo raksha bpe skang???da ade org adopt die ke???my mum ske sgt tgk die..

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onghongeng   Oct 14th 2010 at 3:16AM Hi! Vee 20, from my experience for a 4 wks old kitty, you need to either give a little massage on its stomach or use a damp cotton to rub its backside to aid her to do her business after a short while after her meals even to urinate(lightly massage her private part wth a damp cotton). Also after each meal use a mild warm cloth to wipe her face and paws. In this way she will grow up knowing how to clean herself after each meal. You may also provide her with a cozy place to sleep, under a little lamp (avoid putting it too near her bedding otherwise it may be too hot for her)check it out frst before using on her. All the best to your caring for Raksha. Concerned Amy

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Vee20   Oct 14th 2010 at 2:37PM onghongeng: raksha's turning 6 weeks already, and is now quite clever with her litter habits. i did follow the procedures as per below :) though i wasn't aware of the bit about wiping her face and paws with damp clothing, will give it a try. also, raksha sleeps with me at nights and i'm always taking extra care to keep her as warm as possible. she will be going for her first vaccine next week, and i'm sure that things will get better for her there on. thank you for the kind advice, appreciate it :)

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onghongeng   Oct 15th 2010 at 1:12AM Well its good to hear that things r getting on well so far. U hv been a GOOD carer. Keep up yr good work. Bless you. Amy

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TyraRARA   Nov 10th 2010 at 12:47AM hye..raksha da ade org adopt ke?

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