Today the teenager and I picked up a litter of five kittens from Feline Urban Rescue and Rehab.
More info on the organization here: FURR
These kittens are all very timid, although one is more friendly and outgoing than the other. We will be fostering them at least this week to socialize them before they get neutered and vetted.
So our mission is to make these critters lovable and teach them that people are nice.
You’re job is to help me find them homes and support FURR’s work.
Six months ago this little devil was trapped at the size of these babies.
He loves to be on the border of social gatherings but is still aloof. But he’s my buddy. He certainly is not up for adoption.
So some of my blog space will promote the journey of these kittens. The teenager has decided they will all receive Greek names. After the gods and goddesses.
If we continue to foster kittens, our beasts will all be deities.
This is us bringing them home: Coming out of the crate
This is the first action shot of them exploring: Exploring
Now, there are five of them. One black, which regardless of gender will be Hades. He/she is the most firmly planted out of sight under the shelf in the teenager’s loft.
There are two with socks, two without.
The friendliest one is Artemis, a female, with a white triangle on her brown nose.
The bravest one we have tentatively named Hermes, but the teenager won’t commit unless he/she is definitely a boy. “Hermes” is named for his/her speed. He/she has some recovery to do regarding his/her eye. “Hermes” also has socks but a fully white snout.
“Hermes” even has his own video: “Hermes”
That leaves the two with no socks, one of which has the cutest one dot on the tip of his/her tail. One of them is also the runt. Probably the one everyone else was sleeping on in the carrier. Now, some of these kittens have stunning silver eyes.
Hades is in the back 
The top cat is Artemis 
Remember these little Greek gods will be up for adoption soon. The $110 adoption fee includes all shots, neutering, deworming, flea medicine, AND microchip. And I can help you pick the best one for you/your family!
This is going to be a great group of kittens.
Angel Ackerman 