Tracy Wilson

Although these two kittens were recovering from panleuk, they were eating well and didn't need special care for their illness in terms of feeding or explosive cleanup, so I chose 3 hours a day for them. Part of my time was spent socializing with them (reading to them). And time spent delivering them to IHS on 8/7 for their panleuk test and vaccinations. If my total hours doesn't match what you'd expect, please feel free to adjust! This has been a new experience for me with kittens this antisocial--I'd love to learn more skills for handling kittens like these, such as how to pick them up if I need to. When I needed to put them in their bin for transport I used a strategy with towels to gently coerce them into the bin, but I'd welcome more advanced training.