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| 2lbs 12 oz |
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| 2lbs 8.5 oz |
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| People? |
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| I like the toy.. |
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| I got your toy right here! |
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| What? |
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| I just wanted to teach him how to use it properly... |
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| Close enough |
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| You can do it, Romeo! |
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| Rawr! |
I do see him getting use to people much faster at the shelter since he'll have constant contact and won't have time to let each lesson fade. I've laid down a very good foundation and I see him taking it and running with it. Even still I will probably suggest he go with someone who understands the needs of an omega. I'm glad we were also able to convince Juliette that other kitties are a good thing (that video from yesterday was so fun to watch for me on so many different levels)
Great work as usual Connie! Good luck lil babies!
ReplyDeletegood job - it is hard when you have shy ones but have to work and give them all the time they need. I bet they are spoiled rotten back at the shelter.
ReplyDeleteTook Bourbon to have new x-rays done today. I have bets running that he ends up spending the day being carried around and loved on by someone. :)
While it will be hard for you, yes, socialization is a good thing for them right now. I LOVE that big eyed photo of Romeo. :-)
ReplyDeleteAnother job well done!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteI love black cats!
Well done! You sure did a good job getting them to think a little about how fun humans can be. :)
ReplyDeleteAnother success, I think :)
ReplyDeleteWell done, Connie - I am sure they will go from strength to strength.
ReplyDeletePurrs ... Rainbow