Kitten Capers
Play Time

After the kittens had been fed and cleaned, they would have a bit of play time with us. This would involve them clambouring all over us and running around the porch area. Their night cage was here too, complete with its grit tray. We were very impressed how the kittens knew to use this instinctively. One by one they would be placed there for a poop, when they indicated that they needed one.


Pretty Kitties
Let's Go Exploring

They also loved playing amongst the shelves, and weaving in and out of the assorted tins and toolboxes.
The Magic Hat

They were also interested in the magic hat. If they climbed into it it would take off and fly them gently around the room, as they looked down on their siblings below.
Good Night, Minxy

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