My history at
Meows Without Moms
I haven’t officially been named yet. My Laura calls me Itty Bitty
Micro Kitty. I just opened my eyes and don’t exactly walk around
yet. As soon as my personality develops, I will be given a suitable
name. I was found on a doorstep in the neighborhood not far from Meows
Without Moms. The homeowner took me over to have me properly cared for.
We don’t know what happened to my feline mom or why she left me.
I love my bottles and my nice warm heating pad bed. I like to be talked
to and purr when my belly is rubbed. Thanks for looking at me.
I now have a name. I am Drabek!!
Little Drabek is still on
his bottle and glad there are new arrivals
close to his age. Now he will have friends to play with once they are
a
little more mobile. He likes to try to keep up with the big guys.
Click on image for larger view.
*UPDATE*
Drabek passed away 6-10-03.
Charlie was in the nursery
for a week when he passed away on Sunday, but Drabek immediately latched
onto him. They were inseparable and even though I knew Charlie was not
well, you could not physically keep Drabek away from him. On Sunday morning
at 4 am when Charlie became very ill, it was little Drabek, or as I liked
to call him, Itty Bitty Micro Kitty, that climbed out of the baby bed,
crossed the house, came to me and woke me to tell me something was wrong
with his friend. The silent kitten even let out a nice loud meow. I ran
to Charlie and started work with Drabek sitting beside me watching intensely.
When I left to go to the vet, it was Drabek that jumped into the kitten
carrier to go along too. And, once at Briarcliff Animal Clinic, Drabek
had a little fit at the front counter when they tried to take Charlie
back to work on him and leave Drabek behind. Amazed, they took Drabek
also. Unless you saw it, you could not explain it. I can tell you I knew
on Sunday that my healthy happy kitten would probably leave me. They would
be a pair God would have to adopt together. And, He did. Drabek died yesterday.
He and his best buddy are now back to playing chase and climbing towers
and enjoying the best cat meals available. Some kittens you just can't
separate. I am happy that they are happy and thankful, once again, that
they were loved.
The 2 pictures to the left were taken when my Laura was sick and of course before I went to Heaven. Her mommy and daddy came to check on her. I was so excited to see Grandmom Meow that I had to sit in her lap.
The pictures were found this morning 6-28-03 and I had to share them with you.
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