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Nigel checked out the curvy shelf and isn’t sure what he thinks.
Margarita’s keeping an eye on Sebastian.
Monty was hanging out in the pie plate, and Sebastian climbed right in and gave him the ol’ chomperoo.
I swear these kittens love the tags on those blankets more than they love the actual blankets themselves.
Margarita giving Monty the ol’ chomperoo. (I love her stripes!)
I was trying to get a picture of Hazel in the Adirondack chair, but Matilda and Monty got in the way.
I managed a shot of Margarita, though!
Sebastian tries to decide who needs the ol’ chomperoo next. It’s a tough decision!
Matilda is just such a pretty little poser.
Of all the “big” kittens in the foster room, Sebastian seems to spend more time following Margarita around and tussling with her. I think she really likes tussling with him because he’s so much smaller and thus she’s less likely to get her butt kicked. They’re awfully cute together. Now I wish they’d cuddle up and nap together, but thus far Sebastian seems to be a solitary sleeper – he’s spending more time out in the room sleeping in one of the beds in front of the couch, though, and I like seeing that.
He’s continuing to do well with eating solid food. I’ve cut him down to four bottles a day, but won’t reduce it any more than that until he decides he’s done. I’ll be surprised if he continues on for more than a week, but you never know; it varies from kitten to kitten.
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While he’s waiting for the giant elephant ear plants to grow big enough to give him shade, Charlie hangs out under the butterfly bushes in the back corner of the yard. Any port in a storm, right?
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Posted on social media (Facebook/Twitter/Instagram/Tumblr/ Bluesky) yesterday.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS! Monty will be neutered on June 16th, and can go home as soon as a few days later. Please read his description below and email INFO (at) FFHSV.ORG to inquire.
MONTY (DOB: 3/21/25; black, male) was found as a tiny kitten alongside his brother and sister (Benji and Matilda). With no mother in sight, they came to Forgotten Felines, where they were bottle raised. MONTY is a super-sweet, very snuggly boy who will climb into your lap, flop across your chest, and purr while you pet him. He loves to be kissed, and will rub his whiskers against your cheek while purring like crazy. He’s not just a snuggler, though – he LOVES to play. Toss a toy for him, and he will chase it – he especially loves rattly mice, ping pong balls, and any toys with feathers attached. When he’s done playing and playing and playing, he will curl up sweetly with the nearest human or nearest kitten, and nap the day away. He gets along well with other cats and must have a kitten or playful cat to play and snuggle with. If you’re looking for a pair (or a threesome!), he’s great buddies with his sister Matilda, brother Benji, and foster siblings Nigel and Margarita. He should be fine with nice dogs as well.
We are located in Huntsville, Alabama; out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption since we haven’t perfected our cat-delivery drone yet.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS. Benji will be neutered on June 16th, and can go home a few days later. Read his description below, and email INFO (at) FFHSV.ORG to inquire.
BENJI (DOB: 3/21/25; brown tabby, male) was found as a tiny kitten alongside his brother Monty and sister Matilda. With no mother in sight, they came to Forgotten Felines, where they were bottle raised. BENJI is the MOST laid-back kitten his foster mother has ever encountered. If you pick him up, he goes limp like a ragdoll and purrs his little head off. Flip him onto his back and give him a belly rub, and he purrs and very well might just drop off to sleep. He’s not just a cuddly boy (though he certainly is that), he also has a lot of energy and loves to play. Favorite toys include puffy felted balls, rattly mice, and ping pong balls. He’s happy to chase any toys you toss for him, and if you wave a feather teaser over his head, he will JUMP! for it. Interrupt his playing to give him a kiss, and he is perfectly fine with that. He is just so laid back and happy to go with the flow. He gets along great with other cats and must have a kitten or playful cat to play and snuggle with. If you’re looking for a pair (or a threesome!), he’s great buddies with his foster sisters Margarita and Hazel, foster brother Nigel, brother Monty, and his sister Matilda. He should be fine with nice dogs as well.
We are located in Huntsville, Alabama; out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption since the GPS confuses Benji.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS. Matilda will be spayed on June 16th, and can go home a few days later. Please read her description below, and email INFO (at) FFHSV.ORG to inquire.
MATILDA (DOB: 3/21/25; black, female) was found as a tiny kitten alongside her brothers Monty and Benji. With no mother in sight, they came to Forgotten Felines, where they were bottle raised. MATILDA is a very sweet and snuggly girl who doesn’t come to you immediately (likely because she is VERY busy playing) but when she gets tired of playing, she will climb into your lap for a cuddle and might very well fall asleep there. Did we mention that she likes to play? She certainly does! Toss a toy, and she goes after it in a flash. Bounce a ping pong ball for her, and she leaps after it. If something startles her, she very well might just bounce in place with her tail all floofy. (Speaking of her tail, that’s one of her favorite toys! Watch her spin as she chases it; it always remains juuuust out of reach.) She will allow you to interrupt her playing if you need to give her a kiss, and one single kiss will make her purr for a long time. She gets along great with other cats and must have a kitten or playful cat to play and snuggle with. If you’re looking for a pair (or a threesome!), she’s great buddies with her brothers Monty and Benji, and her foster sisters Hazel and Margarita. She should be fine with nice dogs as well.
We are located in Huntsville, Alabama; out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption since Matilda is too young to drive herself.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS. Hazel will be spayed on June 16th, and can go home a few days later. Please read her description below, and email INFO (at) FFHSV.ORG to inquire.
HAZEL (DOB: 3/27/25; torbie, female) was living under a sign at a local restaurant with her mother Beatrice and brother Nigel. They were trapped and came to Forgotten Felines when she was about 5 weeks old. HAZEL was initially wary of humans at first, but has overcome that wariness and has turned out to be the SWEETEST girl. She’s always the first kitten to approach you for petting. She will flop down next to you while you pet her, and she will stay to be petted for a good long time. When she’s not getting love and attention, she will follow you around to see what you’re doing – she’s the head snooperviser, you see, and she just wants to be sure you’re scooping that litter box/filling that food bowl/washing out that water bowl/ folding those towels correctly. She is also very sweet with the younger kittens in the foster room – she mothers them, makes sure they’re okay if they cry, and will help them keep clean. On top of all that wonderfulness, Hazel is a super playful girl. She LOVES to race back and forth and wrestle with the other kittens, and she especially loves to kick her brother Nigel’s behind (he often returns the favor!) She is very high energy and will play with just about any toy there is – she especially loves rattly mice, felted balls, ping pong balls, and a catnip green bean toy. But she is NOT picky – if it’s a toy, she’ll play with it! She gets along great with other cats and must have a kitten or playful cat to play and snuggle with. If you’re looking for a pair (or a threesome!), she’s great buddies with her brother Nigel (be aware that the two of them together are VERY high energy!), her foster sister Matilda, and her foster brothers Monty and Benji. She should be fine with nice dogs as well.
We are located in Huntsville, Alabama; out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption since our hot-air balloon delivery system is on the fritz.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS. Nigel will be neutered on June 16th and can go home a few days later. Please read his description below, and email INFO (at) FFHSV.ORG to inquire.
NIGEL (DOB: 3/27/25; orange tabby, male) was living under a sign at a local restaurant with his mother Beatrice and sister Hazel. They were trapped and came to Forgotten Felines when he was about 5 weeks old. NIGEL, you need to be aware, is a talker. If you walk into the room, he’s got something to say. If you’re a little slow scooping food out of the can, he’ll let you know about it. If you look sideways at him, he wants you to know his opinion. You never have to wonder what Nigel’s thinking; he’ll always, always tell you! Fortunately, he’s a super sweet, snuggly guy who loves to be petted. If you flip him onto his back and hold him like a baby, he purrs and purrs. He is a very high energy kitten who plays like a crazy boy, racing back and forth and jumping on the other kittens. He focuses most of his playful energy on his sister Hazel, and while sometimes Nigel gets the upper paw, it’s just as likely that Hazel will have him pinned, and OH you can imagine the complaints.
He has a very reactive tail – if something startles him even the tiniest bit, the fur on his tail stands on end, and it is very funny to see. He loves playing with trackball toys, chases rattly mice and ping pong balls. If you give him a toy with feathers attached, you shouldn’t expect to get it back, because he will run all over the place and growl at every other cat he sees so that they know the toy is HIS. He gets along great with other cats and must have a kitten or playful cat to play and snuggle with. If you’re looking for a pair (or a threesome!), he’s great buddies with his sister Hazel (be aware that the two of them together are VERY high energy!), and his foster brothers Monty and Benji. He should be fine with nice dogs as well.
We are located in Huntsville, Alabama; out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption since Nigel is easily confused and can’t follow a map.
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The kittens have donned their crazy pants. I swear to you, I’d give anything to have ONE TENTH of this energy. My house would be SPOTLESS.
Good night innernets. (Sebastian)
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Previously
2024: “Ah, my old nemesis Mister Frog. We meet again!”
2023: No entry.
2022: I love the way she’s so interested and respectful of the permanent residents (even if they’re not interested in her.)
2021: Checking out the view.
2020: Bunny licked Clyde on the head, earning this look of adoration from him.
2019: If you’ve ever asked me “How long will they nurse?”, I’ve likely said “Until they’re separated.”
2018: Aunt Alice wants none of what you’re sellin’, kid.
2017: No entry.
2016: She looks like she’s spoken her piece and counted to three, doesn’t she?
2015: When he gets that expression, it means that Belushi either wants a snuggle or to bite me and hasn’t decided which way he’s going to go.
2014: “Go ‘way, lady. I needs my privacy.”
2013: “MAMA. I am CLEAN!”
2012: No entry.
2011: Mister Boogers, doing his impression.
2010: “I am but a poor wee kitteh!”
2009: Phyllis: always smiling.
2008: Banzai!
2007: No entry.
2006: No entry.
2005: No entry.