HI ALL WELL THE DAY STARTED OUT VERY WELL.GOT OUT OF BED AT 2.30 PM..THEN I DECITED TO GO TO WALLMART AND WHAT DID I FIND IN MY YARD A KITTEN,COLD HUNGREY AND CRYING A LOT,I THINK ITS ONLLY 6 WEEKS OLD.SO I COUGHT BROUGHT IT IN THE HOUSE FEED IT AND NOW I DONT KNOW WHERE IT IS.HES HIDING SOME WHERE..SO I HAVE TO BE PASIANT AND IT WILL COME OUT.HOPE IT COMES OUT BEFORE WALTER COMES HOME....HAD A GOOD TIME AT WALMART WITHOUT MY SHADOW AND THIS VOICE BEHIND ME SAYING DO YOU NEED THAT OR JUST WONT IT...HAHAHAHA, SO NOTHING ELSE NEW GOING TO LOOK FOR KITTEY SO I CAN TAKE IT TO BED...HHHAAA LOVE LUCY

how nice you took the cat in your house and gave it some food. I hoop you are allowed to keep it; and if not I'm sure you will find someone who want to take care of it. Can you post a picture of it so we all can say....oh what a cute kitten ....

OH HOW FUNNEY YOU SAID THAT.I SAID TO TO WALTER BEFOR HE LEFT COULD I GET A NEW BED PARTNER,,HEHEH THE KITTEN..LENEX..I FOUND HERE IN A VASE(OUR CAT THAT DIED TOM ALWAYS SLEPT IN THERE FUNNY ISENT IT...ITS NOT WALTER I HAVE TO GET THE KITTEN PAST ITS THE LANDLORD..SO IAM GOING TO TELL HIM ITS A THERAPY CAT,,HAHA LOD LOV LUCY

MY MY MY, HUBBY BARELY GONE AND YOU ALREADY HAVE A NEW SLEEPING PARTNER, hehehe, ENJOY THE KITTY, GOD KNEW YOU HAD TO HAVE COMPANY SO YOU GOT A BABY, THE WARM AND FURRY SORT, UNCONDITIONAL SORT, LOVE HIM TO BITS AND HE WILL GIVE IT ALL BACK TO YOU, WITH INTEREST, I LOVE KITTY CATS, HAVE SEVEN OF THEM, CAN'T IMAGINE MYSELF WITHOUT, HUGS S*

WE HAD A KITTEN ARRIVE AT OUR HOUSE ABOUT 3 WEEKS AGO AND IT SEEMS TO HAVE ADOPTED US ... JUST AS CATS DO LOL. SAME AS YOU, BROUGHT IT INSIDE TO FEED IT (WE HAVE ANOTHER CAT SO HAD FOOD ALREADY) AND LIKE YOURS IT HID TO SLEEP. FOUND IT BY FOLLOWING THE SMELL LOL. NOW WE'RE LITTER TRAINING IT. KITTIES FIND GOOD PLACES TO SLEEP BUT HE/SHE WILL COME OUT TO EAT (OR POTTY LOL) :) xXx

WE WATCHED OUR SON'S AND SOON TO BE DAUGHTER-IN-LAW'S KITTY FOR A WEEK. WENT HUNTING FOR HER AND FOUND A LUMP UNDER THE COMFORTER ON THE BED. MISS KITTY SLEPT A LOT DURING THE DAY AND THEN WAS UP TO PLAY AFTER DARK. ENJOY THE NEW KITTY THEY ARE DELIGHTFUL. WISH I COULD HAVE ONE BUT I HAD TO DOUBLE MY ALLERGY MEDICINE FOR THE WEEK.

OH LUCY, HOW WONDERFUL TO FIND A TINY KITTEN, IT MUST BE MESSAGE SENT TO YOU FROM ABOVE THAT IT NEEDS A GOOD HOME AND IT WILL BE YOUR FOREVER FRIEND AND GIVE YOU UNCONDITIONAL LOVE IN RETURN.
THEY SAY DOGS ARE MAN'S BEST FRIEND,BUT A DOG CAN'T CURL UP ON YOUR CHEST WHEN YOU LAY DOWN, OR WRAP ITSELF AROUND YOUR HEAD WHILE YOU SLEEP, OR SCRAMBLE UP THE BACK OF YOUR DRESSING GOWN TO SIT ON YOUR SHOULDERS.
I DO HOPE WALTER WON'T MAKE YOU GET RID OF IT, SO YOU WILL HAVE THIS WONDERFUL GIFT, TO BRIGHTEN YOUR DAYS, FOR A VERY LONG TIME.
HUGS N BLESSINGS, MEGANNE

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Lucky kitty coming into the right yard, and you'll probably find it's good 'therapy' too. You won't even need to go shopping to cheer you up. Kittens are such fun to watch. Enjoy your new companion. Hope Walter falls in love with it when he returns. Men can be such 'soft touches'with kitties.

I found our missing kittens under the recliner, under the beds. and inside the drawers! Good luck finding yours. Thank you for rescuing it! Always check the dryer before running it!

THANK YOU FOR RESCUING THIS LITTLE KITTEN, LUCY!! IT'LL COME OUT, WHEN IT HAS FINISHED IT'S NAP....

Hope you both sleep well.

Many years ago, right after a big snow storm, my neighbor found a kitten. She handed the kitten to me and said "What are you going to do with it?!" We kept that cat for about 10 years before she died. Good luck with your new snuggle friend!

My girls got a kitten and it was in the laundry while I was putting stuff in the machine and then I couldn't find it. I thought I might have accidently put it in the washing machine but thankfully it was curled up behind the tv. xx

LUCY SOUNDS LIKE YOU ARE ENJOYING YOURSELF

She must be a very greatful kitty.

I'm sure kitty will get hungry again and come out. Hopefully hubby won't think it's a rat.lol You're a good woman to take in the little orphan.