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[Rhubarb]

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Still poorly, Liz says, but should recover well.

I went today to see if Sarah had listened to anything i had said to her. She had! There are so major changes already. I still have the girls here, she asked me to keep them until Saturday when we will make a joint decision what happens next.

I have to give them back to her as advised by my own vet. Kevin was great I paid for a 20 minutes consultation and he gave us (No1 son included) almost an hour!

[Rhubarb]

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The babies out in the sun for 30 minutes while I clean them out.


9 of the big girls having 20 minutes


Tea-time! Ooopps the kettle came to the boil and terrified them all but one (who may be deaf). Their hearing is good.

[Twitchin Kitten]

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Oh that's too cute! Piggie pile-up!

You know they are not going to want to go back, improvements or not. They've got a nice place now and someone who cares.

[twisteroo]

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I had to laugh at them all piled in the box.

[Rhubarb]

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I'm keeping a diary of each day. What they eat, how they react to everything around them. I'll give it to Sarah including the costs (which I don't care about, but so she can see she ISN'T feeding them enough!

Today I cleaned the boys out (like normal) and put Barclay and Abarth in the hall (like normal). Abarth played with the curtain and bombed up and down (like normal). I lost Barclay in the kitchen, so I went and got on with cleaning. Round 2 bring in Cooper and Stratos, still Barclay is missing, so Arbarth gets hay and the bran bowl all to himself. After another search I find Cooper and Barclay hiding in the dining room under the sideboard, huddled together (which was a surprise because I've never put them together before). Stratos on the other hand had found the babies in the pen and was 'talking' to them through the mesh door. All 10 babies were all huddled like groupies at the door looking at him! He loved it, but didn't make any advances, just chirped to them.
My Barclay and Cooper were afraid of the babies!

Cleaned the girls out in the shed too. They were very well behaved all sat in a row in a box with carrot peeling. One peed and they complained about her for a bit, but I was almost ready so I put those with her back in the pen to 'help' with the bedding. 17 happy little girls again.