All together now...Ahhhhh..UPDATE.

We regularly walk to the farm up the lane to see the working sheep dogs and as usual the farm cat has had Kitts, this little fella though was rejected and in a bad way, very small and underweight, he's got flu and would be dead by next weekend if not sooner, against all the advice and despite our existing cat we couldn't let him die so here he is, flu jabs done, 5 meals a day, and he's settling in my sons bedroom well, we just hope he hasn't got lukemia which judging by his ever more playfulness he hopefully hasn't. We've called him Tink, our other cat is Tarka as she looked like a little otter when born. Hopefully an aging female will tolerate a young male ok.
 

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Swiftly said:
He looks lovely, fingers crossed all goes well for the wee chap

Cheers Swiftly, he's not out of the woods yet but another trip to the vets tomorrow we'll know more. There'll be cat haters on here saying let it die, he's just a farmyard scrap and it's natures way etc, which I can understand, but we just couldn't, plus my 9yr old son is an animal lover and he can't have a dog as my wife is allergic so all in all... :lol:
 
Well done to you,many would have walked away,karma will pay you back for your good deed don't know when don't know how but it will. :thumbsup:
 
Let's hope he won't be "Tink"-ering with your paint on the car :evil:

Enjoy him :thumbsup:
 
Nice one! :thumbsup:

I hope he is OK - and can get on with your other feline!
 
Gorgeous, hope all goes well & he grows up to be a handsome chap - can't beat a "tuxedo cat" for looking dapper at all times.
Well done for adopting him :thumbsup:
 
Good on you for the rescue :thumbsup:
Looks as though he's settling in purrrrrrrrfectly :wink:
Hope it all goes well.
 
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