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Wonton on the Adirondack chair. He’s pretty in (on) pink.
Pierogi in the blue basket with a… rolling pin? I think?
Tortellini is one gorgeous girl.
And she knows it!
Wonton’s all ears.
The flower tree is ready for pickin’.
Pierogi was about to think a thought, but it got away from him.
“I have never had a Churu in my entire life, but I hear it’s good?” says Calliope.
The thlurrrpy bunch.
Churu incoming!
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We’ve had a lot of small white-yellowish butterflies around here recently and Magoo is enthralled. He spends a lot of time sitting in the middle of this catnip plant (which would probably look better if I’d pruned it back in the spring as I’d intended, but what fun would that be?) watching the butterflies flit around – and sometimes he chases them!
We recently hired some guys to pull up the Nandina that were growing in the rock bed, and I am SO GLAD we didn’t try to do it ourselves. It took two big, strong guys 2+ hours to get the Nandina up – we bought lilac bushes that they planted for us where the Nandina had been. Hopefully the lilacs will thrive there. Magoo misses having the big, bushy Nandina to hang out under, but he’s figured out other cool places in the back yard to hang out instead. Like the middle of the catnip plant!
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Posted on social media (Facebook/Twitter/Instagram/Tumblr/ Bluesky/Threads) yesterday.
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
NAME: Tortellini (F, gray and white)
AGE: 3 1/2 months
NOTABLE FEATURES: silky soft fur, gorgeous green eyes, subtle classic tabby stripes on her back and sides. Bounce a ping pong ball for this girl and watch her FLY.
WHEN SHE GROWS UP SHE WANTS TO BE: in the WNBA
REQUIRED: **MUST** have another kitty to play/snuggle with. If there’s not already a playful kitty in your home and you’re looking for a second, her brothers Wonton and Pierogi are available and she gets along great with them.
LOCATION: Huntsville, Alabama area. (Out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption because Tortellini “doesn’t believe in” the GPS.)
EMAIL Forgotten Felines of Huntsville at INFO (at) FFHSV.ORG or fill out an application here.
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
NAME: Wonton (M, buff/cream tabby and white)
AGE: 3 1/2 months
NOTABLE FEATURES: SO sweet, instant purr, very soft fur, enjoys being kissed. A total lapkitten; he’s in your lap before you know you’re sitting down.
WHEN HE GROWS UP HE WANTS TO BE: a therapist (tell him all your troubles, he’ll purr them away)
REQUIRED: **MUST** have another kitty to play/snuggle with. If there’s not already a playful kitty in your home and you’re looking for a second, his sister Tortellini and brother Pierogi are available; he gets along great with them.
LOCATION: Huntsville, Alabama area. (Out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption because Wonton is too distractable behind the wheel and doesn’t understand why everyone doesn’t want to drive 5 MPH.)
EMAIL Forgotten Felines of Huntsville at INFO (at) FFHSV.ORG or fill out an application here.
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
NAME: Pierogi (M, orange tabby and white)
AGE: 3 1/2 months
NOTABLE FEATURES: very soft fur, always looks amused, has an excellent belly for rubbing (warning: might be a trap). Has excellent decorating skills and is surprisingly strong.
WHEN HE GROWS UP HE WANTS TO BE: a decorator and pro wrestler
REQUIRED: **MUST** have another kitty to play/snuggle with. If there’s not already a playful kitty in your home and you’re looking for a second, his sister Tortellini and brother Wonton are available; he gets along great with them.
LOCATION: Huntsville, Alabama area. (Out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption because Pierogi drives too fast and had his license yanked after 17 speeding tickets.)
EMAIL Forgotten Felines of Huntsville at INFO (at) FFHSV.ORG or fill out an application here.
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Watching the kittens play, and you can hear Calliope on my lap purring and purring.
Why’s Calliope looking so smug? Because she made it halfway through a tube of Churu before the kittens realized what was going on and ran in to join her.
Good night innernets. (Wonton)
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Previously
2025: Hazel grabs Sebastian for a bath. “C’mere, kid, you’re a mess.”
2024: In case you missed it on social media over the weekend: we have a diagnosis for Pita!
2023: No entry.
2022: No entry.
2021: The foster room is packed!
2020: Have I mentioned I could squoosh him all day long? I really really could.
2019: Charles, on the other hand, fretted and wailed and stuck his paws through the cage to pat at my shoulder, and paced as best he could, and then to top it all off, he used the litter box so stinkily that I had to stop and scoop the litter box.
2018: No entry.
2017: No entry.
2016: With the tufts on the end of his ears, Felix reminds me of a lynx.
2015: Pile of kittens on the rug in Fred’s room indicates that there was a recent drive-by nursing.
2014: “Dennis, my butt! Did you see it? Did you see my butt?”
2013: Apparently Norbert’s ears are a delicacy.
2012: No entry.
2011: “WHERE MY FOOD, LADY?”
2010: No entry.
2009: No entry.
2008: First visit: not such a rousing success.
2007: No entry.
2006: No entry.
2005: Greetings from Kitten Town, And3rsonville, USA, where I’m currently on Poop Watch.