Loki: Photos
Jan. 16th, 2009 06:15 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mstakenidentityWe have our boy home. First of all, he has a 99% chance of recovery, which is awesome. We have him in the study with food and water and his litter. He started to purr as soon as he realised he was home.
A few of these pictures might look a bit yuck because of the stitches and sutchures, but he is okay, our little one is okay :-D
At first glance this looks devastating (I was holding him gently by the way, and he wasn't struggling or anything, just realised how this photo looks)
But he is recovery really well!
He had some food:
And a pee:
He has a pain reliever patch for the next four days:
And is already looking happier
He is good kitten! I am so glad he is home. :-D
Right now he and Puck are making noises at each other through the door. I don't think it's a good idea to have Puck with him yet, not until Loki's been home a while. Keeping them apart is difficult though!
Thank God.
A few of these pictures might look a bit yuck because of the stitches and sutchures, but he is okay, our little one is okay :-D
At first glance this looks devastating (I was holding him gently by the way, and he wasn't struggling or anything, just realised how this photo looks)
But he is recovery really well!
He had some food:
And a pee:
He has a pain reliever patch for the next four days:
And is already looking happier
He is good kitten! I am so glad he is home. :-D
Right now he and Puck are making noises at each other through the door. I don't think it's a good idea to have Puck with him yet, not until Loki's been home a while. Keeping them apart is difficult though!
Thank God.
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Date: 2009-01-16 10:44 pm (UTC)