Hello, Narnia, is my sister in there?
So Emma spent the day at the shelter yesterday because she wasn't eating. There was a bit of miss communication a couple of times, but in the end, once they had her they gave her some fluids and she started eating pretty quickly. The foster coordinator even sent me a photo of her eating which totally made my day.
My husband works near the shelter, so he brought her home when he got out of work and the reunion between Emma and Elsie was adorable. When I got home I saw the supplies they sent home with Emma.
Then I opened up a cup of chicken food and she dove into that as well. With all of that input, the next step was output and it was good. Feeling better, she then chased her sister around a little and then settled down to clean up and rest a bit. I am hopeful that this is the beginning of ... wait, no, I'm not silly enough to say this is going to go well.. but I can hope.
We worried about her all day yesterday. We're so glad things are looking up, but we had no idea dehydration would inhibit appetite. That was very interesting.
ReplyDeleteglad she is home and feeling good enough to run around some
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed that she plumps up quickly!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad she's feeling better!
ReplyDeleteI saw on FB that she was home, and that's great! What's a butterfly infusion set?
ReplyDeleteEmma what a scare you put all of you through. Keep eating sweet baby and play with your sister.
ReplyDeleteEmma and Buster
That is very good news that she is eating now, and wants to play.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad Emma's feeling better! Time for her to enjoy being a kitten :)
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear Emma is feeling better. We hope she continues to progress.
ReplyDeletePaws crossed that Emma's turned a corner and she'll continue to eat!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad she's back and eating - hope it continues.
ReplyDeleteWhat is a butterfly infusion set??
So happy she's back. What a couple of cuties you have there.
ReplyDeleteWe're glad Emma is feeling better...we purr she continues to do so.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear of the improvement! When I first heard of Emma, my heart swelled for her. My grandmother was Emma, and I was named (middle name) for her. Emma, you are in my heart. Be well.
ReplyDeleteWe're so glad Emma is feeling better ! We send her tons of purrs ! Purrs
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