Weds., August 15

Today is Bravo's big surgery day. I wrote an e-mail to Dr. Darcy yesterday to tell her hundreds of webcam friends and volunteers are praying for Bravo, her, Dr. P and all people involved in Bravo's surgery. She wrote back and said "oh my goodness! There are so many webcammers and thank them for me for the prayers. Right before bed now I am going over the surgery and will review again in the morning as is my standard routine." I am always so grateful for the vets that we have--truly wonderful gifted people.

I will not be doing e-mails the rest of today. Kate and I will be going together to take Bravo to the vet's today. We will stay there at the vet's office. I will be texting the updates to our moderators who will let you all know the latest by posting on the cam and the facebook.

I received a wonderful letter from a webcam friend. She has been with us since the very first year. Her letter meant a lot to me and I would like to share part of it with you.

"Could you ever have imagined what this "cam" would grow into. I and many many others have been privileged to take part in the new floor, the storage area, the driveway, computers, fiver Friday and many other things including more than our share of tears. THe tears whether for happy or sad have become another part of our togetherness. Rita's stories only add to the wonder and specialness of FFRC.

We have all gotten to know the volunteers. We are a family, just a little different than the conventional kind. Amazing to hear, talk, and see people from other countries and other states. Even neater when they come to pick up their fur babies. We all rejoice!

From Lennie's love of Weasley and Dhana we got a cookbook. From Janet we got that marvelous accent and to see her on Skype with her new fostered baby. From others there have been wonderful arts and crafts. The condo for Kitty City is a work of art. The calendar from Kate is always wonderful. From Purrbody to Scampi to Magenta to Farrah to Putter to Squirt and now little Bravo and all those in between, we will be there for them and for you. We've got your back!"

This letter meant so very much to me. Thank you. We have indeed become a community of family and friends. I no longer see just the cam--I see lurkers, viewers, PEOPLE behind that lens! Thank you indeed, for being a very important part of FFRC.

We had BOXES last night!
UK webcammers--a package of Webbox Lickety Licks for the oldsters. (the cats love this so much, they opened the package before me and helped themselves to a couple sleeves!)
Anonymous Friend--Temptation treats, 3 cases of Fancy Feast Kitten can
Anonymous G--a wonderful bunch of items for when Graciela is adopted: toys, note pads, Putter magnet, catnip toys, health record, book of cats and kittens, cat frame, litter scoop, jars of baby food, canned food, cat bed and matching blankie, Revolution--some items are for the owner too! Treats for the Covies and Barnies, Donation of sponsorship support for Farrah and Graciela
Diane/volunteer--sent a card to Master Bravo" for his surgery

This is our dear Bravo. As you can see his one leg just juts out straight--from hip to toes, is fused into one "stick" of a leg. The other leg is shortened and held tight to his body from hip to knee. His knee and ankle are floppy--no control. He is going to be a happy, zooming boy after his surgery. No more useless legs to get in his way. I will give him many hugs and kisses, all from you--his friends.

Tuesday, August 14

Happy Birthday to Octavia!! She arrived here 9/29/09 at 6 1/2 weeks old. She was such a tiny little kitten. Today she is 3 years old. She's already gotten an Appetizer for her birthday breakfast! She also received a box in the mail yesterday, for BOX time! In it was a letter from Octavia to Canton asking her to purchase a shopping cart. Which Canton did--it was in the box, along with a shopping bag! Canton's letter to Octavia included a map and directions to our local supermarket. So, I discovered this morning that the shopping cart has wet wheels--obviously Octavia used her map and found her way to the supermarket. So, THAT'S why she's been napping already this morning--she's tired from her trip!

It's a cool morning and the kittens and cats have been very frisky. Right now, Bravo, Butterbur and Durell are speeding by me. Derecho is in the donut pillow play fighting with Campion. Farrah, Obadiah and Dennison are zooming around on the catwalks above me. Oh, to have such energy--I love to watch them!

Emaline is doing really good. She still has a few sores, but with her 2 injections under her now, they appear to be healing. One more injection for her--a week from Saturday. She has been spending a lot of time in the house. You can tell she enjoys it. Sometimes if I doze off and am on the couch, I'll wake up to her laying on me and purring! Putter seems to like the house too. He waits for me to finish my breakfast and enjoys a few licks of milk.

FFRC is sending out a prayer request. Our little friend, Hannah, that watches the cam all the time, is in the hospital. Her mom has asked for prayers. The cats and kitties have provided Hannah with a lot of entertainment. We have all grown to love this sweet girl. I'll keep you posted.

We had two adoptions yesterday! Raymond and Frogger went to the same home, together! The young man that adopted them was here last week and picked them out. We also took in 2 more adults. Felton was adopted from here 7/2008. He had been born here to Sister Sadie. Felton is a BIG white boy cat, now 4 1/2 years old. His housefriend also came with him. Her name is GraceAnn. She's a long hair grey female, very nice and is 7 years old. Their dad has recently passed away and their mom has to move away and cannot take them with her. So....they are here, relaxing in Thumper's Room for now.

We continue with our Be an Earth Angel fundraiser! This has been so exciting. More stories continue at BOX time and on the facebook. Our new total as of last night is..........$12,603!!! How so very exciting! This means the world to me and FFRC. Gives us a comforting feeling, knowing we can continue with our medical needs. On to more stories!!

We had BOXES last night.
TippyNTraylor and Ashley too--10 packages of paper plates
Elizabeth M from MI--coupons, purple collar for Bella and a snuggle toy for Bravo for after his surgery. Her kitties are Ginny and Ariel
Judy B from WA--coupons
Cathi B--12 Fancy Feast appetizers
Annonymous Friend--3 cases of Royal Canin baby can food and 3 cases of Fancy Feast kitten can
Mary K/McKane--2 cases of Fancy Feast kitten can and a case of Gravy Sensations and a case of Friskies can
Cindy H/Chaqua from MO--10 beautiful fleece homemae pillow cases (in memory of her cats Tula & PeeWee). We had pictures of these 2 sweet cats also.

Tomorrow is Bravo's surgery. His surgery probably will start mid-morning. I am planning on taking Bravo and staying for the duration. He will come back home to FFRC tomorrow. We will have June's Room all ready for him. I will keep the mods updated with whatever is happening. Look for their posts on the chat and facebook. Be patient for postings! Prayers are welcomed and appreciated.

Happy 3rd Birthday, Octavia! She's cleaning her toes from her big breakfast!

Our sweet Bravo--he's all ready for his surgery for tomorrow.

Monday, August 13

WOW!!! Our campaign to help replenish the Feliz Navidad Fund thru the Earth Angel fundraiser is going super great. Many many heartfelt thanks to you all. Daily you will see a story about a past or present cat in the FFRC's facebook page by Canton. She is a terrific storyteller about our FFRC cats! You will also hear stories about FFRC cats at BOX time each night this week. In the daily blogs will also be a written storytime!

Please know that if you cannot donate, that is fine! We understand. We simply enjoy sharing our cats and kitties with everyone thru the kittycam. We've had a few people who have donated $1.00 and $2.00 gifts. I have promised to use every single penny that is donated wisely. But, please know, that your moral support is hugely important to me, as is your clicks on the cam ads. And remember, it was by your voting clicks that we won the weekly prize last week for $1,000! Many thanks to you ALL.

I am truly reminded of the Lean on Me song and the other one I love is You've Got a Friend. We have made so many friends that we feel we are woven together like family. It's a good thing!

Our totals so far for Earth Angel fundraiser for the Feliz Navidad Fund:
8/7------$3,669
8/8------$5,457
8/9------$6,404
8/10-----$9,000
8/11-----$9,910
8/12-----$11,086

Our little newbie kitten Liberty is such a doll--for no bigger than she is, she sure can purr! She's still just half eating by herself so we will continue to syringe feed her. The other 2 newbies--Zorca and Tansi continue to be held alot to give them confidence to be around people. We have visitors today from Indiana--Medic and her mom Belinda. They will help with giving lots of attention to all the cats!

Danae has decided she's a "licking cat". She licks legs, elbows, feet, even toes! Not sure what this is about, but she's sure enjoying it! Maybe because her "kittens" don't want her to bathe them anymore?!

We had an adoption yesterday! Our sweet Sundance was adopted. He went into a home where the new mama is so very excited about having her. I'm thrilled for Sundance. She said that she'll post pictures in facebook for everyone.

We also had a returned kitten--Faleena was returned. Please know that when we have a returned kitten or cat, the owner is honoring the signed contract. ANY cat adopted from FFRC that needs to be returned, whether it's 2 days or 20 years, or for a good reason or for no reason, we want them back! I'm always thankful for the owner being responsible and returning he/she to FFRC. So, welcome back, Faleena!

Our vet's office is in the running for one of their cats to win the bragging rights of having the 2012 Pet Idol of the Year! They called this morning and asked us to help Spore win. It does cost $1 to vote, but they will make a donation to their local shelter with all the winnings! If you'd like to help SPORE win, please vote for him by going to: www.bryantimes.com, then click on the Pet Idol link and it'll take you to Spore! Good luck, Spore!

Here is the story of Trooper: One Saturday evening in June, 2004, a mother and her daughter arrived at FFRC, carrying a little orange and white kitten. They saw him being mauled by a large dog and stopped to help. His front right leg was gone and his little face was mangled. We gently and carefully treated his wounds, and kept him as comfortable as possible. Over the weekend, he received fluids, antibiotics and pain meds. On Monday morning he went to the vets and surgery was immediately done. Lucky little Trooper found a loving home that very day, as one of the vet's staff fell in love with him and wanted to adopt him!. He recooperated at FFRC and then went to his new forever home.

I want to say a huge big gigantic thanks to our volunteers. These volunteers are awesome. They give so much of their time, love and compassion to this Rescue Center. Without them, FFRC would not be possible.

Sunday, August 12

We took in a new kitten a few days ago. She's very unique in her looks--a torti/calico blend--very interesting markings. She arrived here after being another one of those "just found" kittens. She had a few fleas, much dirt in her ears, very thin and with an upper respiratory infection. But, that kitten sure can purr and knead! Michelle, one of our weekend visitors, took it upon herself to be Aunti! She syringe fed her for us all day Saturday, as the kitten didn't want to eat by herself. After many syringes and passing many roundworms, she finally decided to eat a bit on her own last night! Michelle has named her Liberty! This is a real lover bug kitten! She's on antibiotics, special foods, eye drops and ear drops.

Last night we had BOXES!
Utah 47 and her cat Tommy--a very nice letter, a neat stuffed chicken that plays the Dancing Chicken song (which has been played numerous times already!) and some paracord bracelets that she made, to be given to some of the kids here--ever so nice of you!
TippyNTraylor and Ashley too from FL--a big case of Charmin Toilet paper and candy treats for the volunteers
Caren F from CA--a PayPal donation to sponsor Betony

We are continuing with our Be an Earth Angel fundraiser. Remember to check out the facebook page to catch the stories too by Cantoncat. They are truly awesome reminders of some of our past cats!

Last night we had an update on the total for the Feliz Navidad fund, which is growing thanks to you, our Angels here on Earth! Last night's update was ...........$9,910!!!! There is only one word for this and it is awesome! And another word--gratefulness from US!

Here is a story about PETE. Pete arrived on June 3, 2004. He was an all white cat and arrived in poor condition. Two weeks prior to his arrival, he had been hit by a car and severely injured. He stayed under the porch of the family who rescued him. It took them days to coax him out from under the porch. When he arrived, he was terribly thin and frightened and his right rear leg had a nasty compound fracture, which required an amputation. Following the amputation, the surgery site abcessed. Pete continued on antibiotics and soreness meds and as he healed and filled out, his wonderful personality emerged--a sweet boy that loved to be cuddled. He was adopted into a home with a family that wanted him very much.

Here is a story about Deetle. Deetle arrived in 2004. He was a very old oldster who the family no longer wanted. Sometimes I think people think that "old age" is a disease. Heavens forbid--we ALL, hopefully, have the blessing of growing old! Deetle arrived, familly left and he adjusted beautifully to his new home here at FFRC. He only lived for another 7-8 months, but what a good time he had. He was doted on, brushed daily, given whatever food he wanted and was just enjoyed by us! He knew he was loved. So, even though his time was short with us, it felt "ok", as we knew he appreciated and enjoyed his time here at FFRC.

Saturday, August 11

We opened the door to June's Room yesterday for part of the time. Rosetta and Bennette decided they didn't want to venture out yet, but they were fine with kitties coming into their room to visit. That's a good thing. Zorca and Tansi are doing good in Dodger's Pen. Tansi especially needs more hands on--she's a little worried girl yet. But, we'll heap on the attention and hopefully, that will help.

Yesterday we caught the Treatment Board up to date. This is the board that we update about every 8-10 days. It helps us keep track of when and who needs vaccinations, wormings, second testings, flea prevention, ears checked, etc.

We have our visitors! Michelle is here (from Ohio) for the weekend and is staying at Kitty Kastle. Emily (8 years old) and her mom, Annie are here too. Annie's mom, Suzie2 was also to come from Florida. But, due to bad weather the plane couldn't fly. Hopefully they all 3 will be able to come another time. Medic and her mom, Belinda (from Indiana) will be here tomorrow for 2 days.

Badu, Zelda and Purrby are again on my desk. So cute--all look quite happy and I do believe I hear a little snoring from Badu! Penn and Teller are on the window shelf by the bird feeders--intense watching going on. Yesterday, Farrah went nuts over a batch of birds that was outside the enclosure. I've never seen her move so fast--she was "flying" along with them, keeping track of them!

We had BESS last night--Boxes, Envelope, Sack and Stories! It was fun.
Gecko--2 big bottles of L-Lysine (we use this in their breakfast mix every day)
FFRC kittens/cats--a surge protector for Kitty Kastle
Middlemom--a really neat cardboard cat lounger
Darkcat--birthday card and donation in honor of the Paddys birthdays
Michelle/diegocat and her cat Rusty--cat binder, homemade scotch/oatmeal cookies, sardines, whiskas packets, cat treats, post-its, 3 different pen packets
Caren F--a PayPal donation in memory of her past kitties Sarah, Mathilda and Malcolm and also for her present kitties Ralph and Molly

Starting next week, we are putting in ads weekly in our Crescent News--posting our website and petfinder site. We will be picking a different adult cat weekly to try and find a home for. This time of year is our slowest for adoptins--happens ever single year. As the months get cooler, adoptions go up.

We are continuing our Be an Earth Angel fundraiser this week and next week. Our total last night (including PayPal, checks and cash) was.....$8,995. Our volunteer, Connie kicked in $5, which then made it an even $9,000!! Wow--talk about being ecstatic and grateful!! We will continue story-telling thru this fundraiser event!

This is the story of Champ. Champ came to us on 4/25/03. He was a siamese blend and absolutely handsome. He had been found with a leg hold trap (horrible things) caught on his tail. The people that found him had removed the trap. He appeared to be so very thin and probably no owner. So....he made his way to FFRC. He immediately had a major scrub done of his tail as it was very neucrotic. Antibiotics were also started. Unfortunately, he had to have his tail amputated, but he was able to keep 4 inches of it! He could wiggle and wag that tail just like normal. Soon after the sutures came out, he was adopted by a family who dearly loved him.

This is the story of LoLa and her family. Lola arrived here with 4 little kittens in tow. The person that brought her had wanted LoLa, but not the kittens. This person was not willing to get LoLa spayed, so she relinquished her also. Shortly after their arrival, another litter was brought in. Mama had been killed by a car. So....LoLa was asked if she could take on a few more kittens. She agreed, with the promise that she would get extra Fancy Feast every day! So, she took on another litter (after they were tested, wormed). Such a big happy family. All were spayed/neutered and every one of them adopted!


Simone, a Covie, was one of the sorriest looking cats to ever arrive here. He not only had one eye, but was literally covered in bite wounds, so very emaciated and couldn't even hardly walk. But, when the top of his box was removed, up popped his head! He looked around and my thought was, "he wants to live", and so he did! He's still with us as a Covie resident.

Ada Jane, a permanent resident. Ada Jane arrived in 2/11/05. She was on the euthanasia list at a shelter. She was 10 and the family didn't want her any longer due to her "getting on in years". What? How could that be? We took her without hesitation and so glad we did! She looked very sweet and was pronounced healthy by our vet. She has the cutest way of turning her head sideways and trying to say "meow", but nothing much comes out but a tiny squeak! This is what she does to us when she wants an extra treat. How could anyone resist that?! She is still with us as an Oldster. She is now 17 years old.

Friday, August 10

First, I have to say Happy Birthday to my daughter Dawn! I love you!

Our Be an Earth Angel adventures continue! We had story time last night after boxes, as we will again tonight! Canton is also putting stories of some of our past cats on the facebook page. Our Feliz Navidad account has grown!! Last night at 6:30 pm, is was........$6,404. Isn't that just terrific?!!! Wow! This is YOUR happenin'--because of YOU! Tonight's total will reflect the checks and cash that we have received so far.

Right now, Purrgeron, Badu, Zelda and Hannah are stretched out on my desk. This must be 34 pounds of cat-weight, anchoring all my papers down. The trouble is, Purrgeron has his foot by the printer and every time it prints, he "helps" by sticking his paw up there, which immediately stops the printer. What to do! They may slow me up a little, but they sure are great desk friends! (At least up here, Purrgeron can't find any cans or jars to stick his head into!)

I talked to Dr. Darci yesterday about Bravo's upcoming surgery. She and Dr. P will be doing the surgery for Bravo. They are all set, have talked about this and feel they can do a great job for our little boy. They've even went over anesthetic protocols and drug usage for him. They are ready! I will be going and staying with him. I'l also keep the mods up to date, so they can post info on the camchat.

Our 2 newbies, Zorca and Tansi will be moving up to Dodger's Pen today. They need more human contact. They've had their bath and are right now sleeping on a warming disk. We used the new yellow hair-dryer. It works great! We may also be opening the door to June's Room today and see how Bennette and Rosetta does--I believe they're thinking it might be nice to cruise about.

This weekend we have visitors! Diego Kitty/Mechele will be arriving today and staying at Kitty Kastle. We also have Linda, Suzie2 and Anne visiting Saturday and Sunday. We are very much looking forward to these visits. The cats are too--I heard a conference going on over in Cat's Corner Room--the cats were discussing ways of making sure our guests feel welcome!

Danae is still keeping track of her "kittens". They're almost as big as she is, but she likes to know where they are. Putter was out and about all night in the Rescue Center, instead of the house. Emaline's skin problems are improved. Tomorrow she will get the 2nd injection of the 3 planned for her. Hope this will give her longer-term relief.

This is a story about Guendolyn. She was a soft gray and white young adult cat that arrived at FFRC on 3/4/03. Her right eye looked just terrible and seemed to be so sore. Dr. P examined her and realized the eye was non-functional and was so deteriorated, it was sunken into her eye socket due to a past injury. She also had an obsessive licking problem, which despite various treatments for the skin, continued. In early April, the eye looked worse and enucleation was recommended. The eye was removed soon after that. Skin tests came back negative and fortunately, following the eye surgery, the licking stopped! Guendolyn was ready then for a permanent home, which she found! A happy ending for a wonderful.

We had BOXES and ENVELOPES and STORIES last night! My sincere thanks.
Penny B from OH--M & M pretzel candy and other volunteer treats, stickers, 4 food cans for the dogs, Wobbler cat toys, 18 fancy feast gravy lovers, 10 appetizers, Hoops & YoYo card
SofieandLucy'sDad--coupons
Goss--coupons
Sherman & Sarah S from Ohio--letter and info about Fayth. They adopted Fayth and love her!
Jodiann M from MI--a card with pictures of her cats, Marissa and family

Honey, a Covie cat. Honey has skin problems that we constantly monitor, sometimes requiring medication. She's a sweetie and loves people.

Thursday, August 9

We won, we won, we won!! We received the most votes from the voting contest at The Animal Rescue Site for Quarter 3, Week 4. We will receive a check from PetFinders for $1,000. We are thrilled here to have won this! This is all in direct relationship to YOUR votes!! Thank you.

It's a cool day today--what a change! Putter has been sitting in my kitchen for about 2 hours just checking things out. When my cats go by him, he just stares. I love it when he looks at one of the Z's--he looks like he's quite mystified by them!

I've heard back from Caryn, my daughter, who now has 2 kitties in their home! Vollie (a kitten they found) and Ramondo are doing great! We've also gotten another report about Sizzle and Faleen--all is terrific there--happy kitties. All is well in adoption-land.

For those of you who don't get to watch breakfast, you'd get a kick out of Bravo. He's a sardine lover. Each morning at breakfast, before the plates are put on the floor, the kitties gather for their 2 tins of sardines. They LOVE this, especially Bravo. He gobbles up as much as he can, growling all the time. Yes, our sweet Bravo growls and says back off to all other cats!

We have 2 new kittens. One is a baby found by Angie and Bill's family. She's a little brown tiger, already knows to purr, a little shy but will be fine. Her name is Tansi.
The other is a tiny kitten, about Miau's size. She is a black kitten with 2 colored marks on her forehead--she already will put her head into your cupped hand for loving. Her name is Zorca (from the Name the Cat list). They are still in Thumper's Room and are becoming good friends together.

We had BOXES last night! Your donations are much appreciated.
Betty--in the past week, she has sent quite a few boxes of litter! We deeply appreciate this. Every piece will be used!
Priscilla G--4 cases of baby food
Laura H/Medic--2 cases of Fancy Feast
Kerswill--note from Nutmeg, also Amber and Demon Domino, pocket folders, 2 boxes of Bandages, reinforcement circles, Appetizers, Clorox Wipes, Temptation Snackers, case of Friskies, and a great yellow hair dryer for the cat's baths!
Aunti Bantry--card, kitty snackers, fuzzy balls, binder clips, postie notes, mousies, book "Toto the Tornado Kitten", tshirts for Lisa, Caryn & Jacci. Extra thanks!
Carol S from CA--Royal Canin dry kitten food, bag of Purina One kitten food, freeze dried catnip cat treats
Shelley & Val H--litter, baby fod, cans of cat food
Maya H (used her own money!)--case of Friskies with cheese, 2 bags of kitty treats, Special Friskies cans and snacks for the Porchies
Kathy & Laura--day visitors--canned food, cuddle crinkle bag that Bravo loves, snacks, baby food, Appetizers and pouches of food
Kelly S & Apache E--day visitors--5 sheets and a cash donation in lieu of birthday gifs for the Rescue Center!
Gregg-volunteer--donation from a garage sale that he had

As you may know, during the night (or even during the day), if anything abnormal happens or the cam goes down, the moderators call me. Well, last night I got a call. I was told that Purrgeron had a plastic container on his head. So, I ran out, and right there in front of me was Purrgeron, just walking around, with a plastic jar stuck on his head--didn't seem to bother him at all! I had to laugh though. The jar had been in the trash and still smelled of yummy chicken treats. He's a little piggy! Gotta love him!

This week and next week we will continue to give you special stories about past and present cats and kittens that have required a bit more medical attention. This is part of our Be an Earth Angel to help reestablish the Felix Navidad fund to help with medical needs. If interested in helping, you can go to fofrescue.org and look for the Earth Angel link. Thank you!

We have a new total! The evening of 8/7, our total was $3,669. The total for the evening of 8/8 was $5,457! Isn't this just wonderful--lots of support and lots of gratitude on our part!

The Story of Vijay--On Feb. 1st, 2003, a small cat with severe eye problems arrived at FFRC. She was named Vijay, after sweet Victory, who had become an angel earlier in the day. On 2/10, Vijay was taken to the vets--the iris of the left eye was perforated and the right eye had a large corneal ulcer. Vijay was spayed on 2/21 and left eye surgery was performed to seal the punctured area of the cornea. She arrested immediately following surgery, and required 27 minutes of resuscitation. She survived! On 3/7, the left eye was very swollen and 3 days later, the eye was enucleated. Vijay turned out to be a happy, healthy girl and was soon adopted!

Our Covies and Porchies and Barnies (the cats from the 2 barns) have asked to have a say (Putter was their spokesperson). Between these 3 categories of cats, there are 33 cats that we care for. An FFRC friend asked a very important question yesterday that the cats will like to talk about. FFRC also assumes medical care of these 33 cats. Some of the money received from the Catathon was used to help with this, but the Feliz Navidad fund will also benefit these cats as well. Each month these cats receive flea prevention. They also get wormed 3 times yearly and receive yearly vaccinations. Recently, Big Al had a growth removed from his ear and we had a Covie have a tooth removed. Big Al also has been treated for 2 bite wounds lately. Hank continues to have eye drops in his right eye. Many times, whenever we get one of these cats brought up to the Rescue Center, we'll do another leukemia/FIV test, just to BE SURE our cats are healthy. Eyes are treated, ears are cleaned, anything these guys need, they also get. I appreciate that we can continue to care for these 33 cats. They really are nice!

Porchie, Big Al says thanks for helping with his ear surgery.

Tiramisu, one of the spring kitties, says thanks for helping with the KMR formula that was needed for all the baby kitties.