Campers
Litter 30, who someone dropped off in a cardboard box at a girl-scout camp in rural Virginia when the kittens were flea-infested and only a few days old. Luckily a Homeward Trails volunteer was visting the camp and took them under her wing, bottle-feeding them immediately and then driving them to her DC-area home. Gray tabby Savannah and brown tabbies Chief and Scout ate well from the start. Gorgeous flame-point Samoa overcame diarrhea, as did orange-tabby Scottie after a shaky first few days when he had trouble eating.
Several weeks of pumpkin-based cuisine, Metronidazole, and flea baths eventually got the Campers on the right track, and by the time they graduated they were robust, squeaky-clean, and about the friendliest litter we've ever had. Lots of adopters asked for Samoa, and he left first for a home with another kitten. Two weeks later Chief and Scout went home together, and then Savannah and Scottie were adopted by a young couple who grew up with lots of cats.50K bunkhouse 50K nursery 50K playground 50K villa A/D Albon Amoxicillin Azithromycin Benebac BF BF Medley Big Wally Bottle Caps calicivirus Campers Captain Tuna Castaways Cephalexin Clavamox Clindamycin coccidia colostrum dibby Divers Eels Erythromycin fading kitten syndrome feline herpes virus feline rhinotracheitis FeLV FIFAs Figs FIP Flying Nuns FVRCP Gems giardia Hepcats Hobos I/D Idoxuridine jailbreak KMR Knights lysine Mendoza Line Metronidazole Moochers Nanos Naugs nebulizer Nutrical Panacur panleukopenia Peloton Ponazuril Ragtops Rally Caps Reggae Rats Rockets saline shrimp cocktail Sluggers slurry Spies stimulate Terramycin TFC Topcats torbie Tresaderm URI Vixens