That's some "shelter"! 
Cute as a button and such a wee one too! Found this info on - Newborn Kittens I'm glad that you took her in, I guess she'd be "too much work" for a rescue to handle (snort!).
Thank you for saving her! (I have a strong feeling its a her )
he pretty much lied to my friend when she went up to ask if they could spare some formula for the baby bc I knew she needed to eat every 2-2 1/2 hours and kept warm, this guy was only just trying to cover his stupid mistake and I was so mad I even told him, "I honestly don't know why you bother working here, you obviously have no compassion for animals, this isn't a place for you to work. You deliberately lied to us saying you have formula and kept on saying you had the staff and formula only now to waste our time with this nonsense. This kitten needs to be fed before it won't make it thanks to your ignorance." and I walked off. I'm just so glad that I raised kittens before thanks to me reading on a bunch of cat books when I was a kid!So cute!
I believe she maybe roughly about... 2-3 days old? Not sure but she's so cute, the pet store people saw her and asked what happened so I told them the whole story about the shelter. and they gave us a 20% discount because they were so grateful that we took her in instead of having her put down. They were all teary eyed it was so cute. (Also the manager of that pet store knows the director of the shelter so he's gonna have a talk with him he said!)
Eyes and Ears
Newborn kittens are born unable to hear or see. At birth, their eyes and ear canals are both closed. Kittens' ear canals begin to open when they are between five and eight days old. Their tiny ears, which are folded down at birth, begin to stand up and are completely erect by the time they are three weeks old. Kittens' eyes begin to open when they are approximately eight days old and open completely over the next six days. Long-haired kittens' eyes take slightly longer to open than those of short-haired kittens.
When kittens are born, their eyes are blue in color and remain that color for the first three weeks. After this time, they gradually change to their permanent eye color, and it can take up 12 weeks to make the full change.
Hopefully it'll give you some idea of a timeline for your wee one.
Don't worry! I've done this before and I can definitely do it again! I do it before or after every feeding session and I have also taught my friend do that as well since she took her to work to care for her because my job will absolutely not let me take her to care for....
I also thought that too! Funny story tho, our ginger boy, we thought was a girl until he surprised us! (It also totally slipped our minds that most gingers are boys too LMAO!)Such a sweet baby!
Thank you! I love my cats too! We used to have eight cats, three of them were bottle raised and all eight were rescues!
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I can never turn away any animal!So cute thank you for taking her in
Yeah me either specially a baby
Oh gosh that's really upsetting.... I'm glad the cat was rescued from that awful place... My mom was upset at my friend, but the guy was the one who screwed up and we were all just angry and worried because the poor thing needed to eat, luckily we feed her and she's doing pretty good right now.Cute
Your shelter seems about as good as my local shelter. Only it's the management and workers as well. There's a couple good workers but most of them aren't really there for the animals. The last cat adopted from there had a bacterial infection and they knew it, the vet was mad when we took the cat in as apparently all of the medication was donated there. They were just too lazy to give it to us. There's worse to be told, I haven't adopted from there again. It's a shame for the animals though.
So far she's doing well! And of course Melon was jealous just a tad last night, but she was happy this morning bc i gave her birdie mash!
