The third and lone babe was named Noble, and he was insistent on living. We were all too eager to help meet his demands. It's been a physically and emotionally exhausting few days for the both of us.
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- A Noble Kind of Name
- The Lessons of Loss
- The Desperate Save for Lives
- The Complication of Kittens
- Documenting The Bob Project
- A Bob of A Big Day
- Taking It To The Streets
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- Easton and Cutout Cat the Friend
- Playing Playback
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- Finding Bob
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- Ernie With A Different Burt
- The Wonder of Wonderful Beings
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so tiny! you are amazing.
ReplyDeleteMay 5, 2010
ReplyDeleteDear CCC,
It seems to be about a month after the last Post concerning Noble the Kitten... Did he survive??
Curious Cal
Cal, my sincerest apologies for losing touch. Rescue work became so intense and overwhelming during the time of this post, that I was unable to keep the blog updated. Sadly, Noble passed the day after the post was published. It was devastating, but many more kitten lives have been helped since. Still, loss of (any) life, especially those so new to the world, is an experience one never forgets.
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