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Foster Cat Journal: Supersize Me!

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©2008 Robin A.F. Olson Jelly-Belly

In 2008, I took in three kittens and their feral mama to foster. It was how I met and made super-friends with Super-Jennifer, a foster Mama, herself and curer of Diabetic cats! (okay, she keeps fostering diabetic cats and they stop being diabetic when she changes their diet to grain-free food and no kibble!).

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Jelly-Belly, left and Elmo (Jack Black), right

Anyway, the kittens, Happy, Elmo and Jelly-Belly lived with me until they were about 9 weeks old. Another CiCH Friend: Diana, adopted Elmo, who she renamed, Jack Black. Jelly-Belly, who I wanted to keep, went to another nice family (and Happy found her forever home too. She lives with four other kitties).

Today I got an update on Jelly Belly. He sure has GROWN!!

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Apparently, he's doing great and much loved by his family. He has a good buddy (see below) and the family might adopt another kitty pal, soon, too. I guess they liked our Deluxe-sized cats!

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Jelly Belly and his goggie buddy.

Can you believe how BIG HE IS?!

If you'd like to see more photos of Jelly-Belly and his family, you can visit my Flickr page. If the link doesn't work, you can visit here and do a search for Pi Day Babies and it should come up.

Comments

Oh Robin, he is HUGE!! Amazing how they do that, LOL =) it is so wonderful to see them alive and doing well. His coat is GORGEOUS... are they feeding him raw?

Oh Robin - he is HUGE and so handsome! But I have to say I don't envy having another long haired cat - he looks like a lion. Tell his family that his brother is doing well! You are a great foster mom - looking how well your kids are doing!

Hi Robin

Jelly is nearly the spitting image of his older brother; just a little smaller (yes, you read that right - Jelly is smaller). I had to do a double take. I'm soooo happy to see Jelly doing so well.

Laura

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