Better luck this time, i´m sure!
Well, i´m at it again 
Some of you might recall the story when me and the missus found an injured/sick kitten on the street and tried to save it. Unfortunately we had to put it away, it was to sick to survive.
But now we have done it again, and this time with a much better prognosis. We discovered a restaurant owner who had removed two kittens from their mother way to early, they were about four-five weeks only. The missus went postal on the dude and immediately grabbed the dirty box they kept the little fellas in and screamed "I´LL TAKE CARE OF THEM FROM NOW ON!" From the beginning we had to feed them with mother´s milk substitute using small feeding bottles, but now they eat and drink normally.
That was two weeks ago yesterday. Now they have transformed from being a pair of scared, skinny, dirty kittens to two adorable little rascals with energy enuff to run a smallish power plant We plan on keeping them now, and we´ve preliminary named them (it´s a boy and a girl) to Lisa (swedish equivalent to "Nancy" from the old Ernie Bushmiller 1938 cartoon with the same name) and Sluggo (Smith). They are gorgeous!
Some of you might recall the story when me and the missus found an injured/sick kitten on the street and tried to save it. Unfortunately we had to put it away, it was to sick to survive.But now we have done it again, and this time with a much better prognosis. We discovered a restaurant owner who had removed two kittens from their mother way to early, they were about four-five weeks only. The missus went postal on the dude and immediately grabbed the dirty box they kept the little fellas in and screamed "I´LL TAKE CARE OF THEM FROM NOW ON!" From the beginning we had to feed them with mother´s milk substitute using small feeding bottles, but now they eat and drink normally.
That was two weeks ago yesterday. Now they have transformed from being a pair of scared, skinny, dirty kittens to two adorable little rascals with energy enuff to run a smallish power plant
We plan on keeping them now, and we´ve preliminary named them (it´s a boy and a girl) to Lisa (swedish equivalent to "Nancy" from the old Ernie Bushmiller 1938 cartoon with the same name) and Sluggo (Smith). They are gorgeous!
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