The same is ok

 Not too much different going on here for now. Buttons did start sneezing last week and got a vet visit and started on meds. The interesting thing for mom was watching Buttons walk around the room. Wobbly but so much better on the slick floor than mom anticipated. 

Pumpkin is getting around though not quite as well. Mom has seen her get all four feet under her and stand up, but it only last a few seconds. 

The girls are not very cuddly very often but Buttons hung out with mom on Sunday. 

They are having a last with each other though. Just have to get them up to weight to be spayed then we can start looking for forever homes for them.

One last video - check out the butt wiggle and the ears.

Little more space

 The girls are doing well. Mom added a couple more panels so they have a little more space. 

The hardest part is keeping the adults out ' not that they are bothering the girls, but they are eating kitten food that they don't need. 

Buttons is definitely more mild of a case than Pumpkin. But both are getting stronger and getting around better. Any forever home will need to make accommodations but they eat and use the box with no help. 

They aren't spayed yet, but if you or someone you know might be interested in adopting, please email us (randomfelines at hotmail dot com). They do not have to go together but would benefit for living with other cats. 

Couple of changes

 Mom got a message last week asking if we could take another CH kitten. Meet Buttons who was surrendered to a vet and us now with us. Her CH is much more mild than Pumpkin. It's good for both of them to have a friend.

When Buttons joined Pumpkin,  mom moved them into the foster room with panels up to cut the room in half. After a few days mom moved them back to the living room. It's fun to have them closer to watch and keep an eye on them.

It's good for Pumpkin to have someone to get her moving.