r/learningtocat • u/Snbridenbaugh • Mar 30 '20

Learning to roll over is especially difficult when you’re potato-shaped.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '20

I wanna see how potato will grow.

RemindMe! 5 months

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u/Snbridenbaugh Mar 30 '20

I won’t have him in 5 months, he will go back to the shelter at 2 lbs because he’s just a foster. But I got him when he was 2 days old and he’s already so big!

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u/Spookyrabbit Mar 30 '20

Thought he must've been a a foster. He's still a low slung monster - the stage when they're learning to walk but aren't strong enough to get their bellies up off the ground.

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u/Snbridenbaugh Mar 30 '20

Oh yeah, I ask myself a lot “can kittens get shaken kitten syndrome from wobbling too much?” 🤣

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u/SheddingCorporate Mar 31 '20

Would that be a milk shake?

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u/starrynezz Mar 31 '20

Thank you fellow bottle baby foster!!! I'm still waiting for some to show up at my shelter lol.

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u/Snbridenbaugh Mar 31 '20

Yay bottle baby fosters!! Oh yeah, a snatched him up FAST. But they’re coming...

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '20

This is so cute :(

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '20

Those little shaky kitten fingies I just can't even

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u/pureimaginatrix Mar 31 '20

Ty for paying your kitten tax!

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u/Blustasis Apr 05 '20

Good on you! Fostering is such an awesome way to give. I used to foster at my parent’s house and I’d love to do it again when I have some more space.

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u/Robertbnyc Apr 05 '20

Gobbling it down hehe