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RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted...

Take food and treats with you when searching for the other kitten, and pit food in the safe trap so it is more likely to go for it.

Also call me an asshole but I would call out or say you cant come in for work one day just to get the thing to the vets. There is no telling if it is sick or has a health problem until checked out by a vet, an animal is more important then one day of work.

@dotsdfe

You're not wrong.

If I'm being totally honest, I'm a bit intimidated to do it alone. The vet is across town and while I have my license and a car, I almost never drive very far, so I've been kind of hoping that my mom will get a day off and can do it. It doesn't help that my work schedule tends to be all over the place. I can't deny that I should do it when I can, though. I'm just very anxious about it.

I'll say this though, the kitten has bounced back really hard. It seemed a bit weaker the last few days, but it's climbing, playing, and running. It's like night and day since we got it. I think that food, rest, and the supplemental milk have all helped a lot.

It's also looking like we're going to keep it. My parents have been discussing it more actively, and I think they're getting attached too. The kitten had climbed onto a couch and was playing on it, when my dad sat down on another. It hopped to the other couch and laid down on him, and was playing with him and purring the whole time. He seems to really like it and I think my mom does too, so I feel like things are going in the direction of us keeping it.

We'll see what happens, but as sad as it is to say, I think I'm already getting attached to it. It's a very good-natured cat and is very very cute.
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