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wnylib

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3. Is it possible that Tudor is not a biological part of the litter?

Reply to Siwsan (Original post)

Sun Aug 20, 2023, 11:01 AM

Aug 2023

Could he be a motherless kitten that she allows to nurse, but gives priority to "her own" kittens?

Or maybe he is hers and she rejects him because he is the runt who requires more care and might not survive.

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It appears the mom is moving the kittens. [View all] Siwsan Aug 2023 OP

I love your kitty reports and pictures! 50 Shades Of Blue Aug 2023 #1

Awww, I'm sure they'll find you again. blm Aug 2023 #2

Is it possible that Tudor is not a biological part of the litter? wnylib Aug 2023 #3

Wnylib, I like your reasoning. Tiny Tudor Polly Hennessey Aug 2023 #5

Well, he does have a royal dynastic name. wnylib Aug 2023 #8

No. He's definitely a sibling of the other 3 Siwsan Aug 2023 #6

Do see to Tudor's care. He needs you apparently. ProudMNDemocrat Aug 2023 #4

He's snoozing on my lap, right now. Siwsan Aug 2023 #7