
08/22/2025
How CUTE is this precious purrito?!? We know this isn’t their intended purpose, but the fabulous Kennel Quilts sent to us are purrrfect for purrito-ing our tiniest! They are still beautiful and have been so useful and we are so grateful for the hands that made and sent so many kennel quilts to the FabuCats and kittens!
Bottle Baby #23 of Kitten Season 2025 is fearless about making his presence known—especially when it’s time for his bottle! How he ended up all alone on the hot concrete of the Altamaha Federal Credit Union parking lot we’ll never know, but his powerful lungs helped lead a Good Samaritan working there to find him and then to reach out to FabuCats for help.
Unlike most kittens who come to us, #23 arrived very clean, healthy, and chonky—his mama (wherever she is, may she be safe and cared for by someone who will ensure she’s had her last litter) took very good care of him—there was not a single flea on him!
However, his high energy level is making him a difficult bottle baby—he struggles to focus and has a weak latch. We tried all our tricks, but every feeding has been a struggle! We are so grateful to Dr. Lara Bailey at Pine Harbor Animal Hospital for teaching us the lifesaving skill of tube feeding. Supplemental tube feeding is ensuring this precious baby continues to grow healthy and strong.
Usually we’d be asking for name suggestions, but the location where he was found—Altamaha Credit Union—inspired a name for him…
Did you know Georgia has its very own Loch Ness Monster? The Altamaha-ha, also known as "Altie," is a legendary water monster from Muscogee Creek lore, believed to inhabit the Altamaha River and its surrounding marshes. “Altie” didn’t seem quite right, but our tiny, but extra loud Mr. Personality can definitely own the name “Ha-Ha”! 🐈⬛💖🐈⬛