, you'd know that she lost all her kittens during a storm in the drains except for one. And that one was lost not long after. BUT! Good news!!! We found the lost kitten. It's sooo cute and soft and playful!! Here's a picture of mother and son:

Anyhow, our neighbour on the 2nd floor wants the kitten, but not the mother because they have another male cat. Everyday, they will bring in the kitten and only let him out in the afternoon. So during the time that he's in the house, Puteh will be mewing and mewing. It's really pitiful. But everday, Puteh will bring her kitten up to us and they will spend sometime in the house. In the evenings, when the kitten is not around, Puteh will go searching for him around the block and in our house too. This has become so much like a routine that she will definitely spend some time in our house everyday.

We've grown attached to Puteh. Even my parents who strongly opposed of us keeping furry pets larger than a chipmunk. My mother even said just now that if Brownie hadn't come earlier, she'd take in Puteh. I feel torn because Brownie is my cat, but at the same time, I really like Puteh. She's just so affectionate and lovely. I feel like I'm neglecting Brownie by spending some time with Puteh.

Anyway, my father has allowed Puteh to go in and out of our house (partial adoption), which is so unlike him because he doesn't really like us keeping pets in the first place. I mean, we already have one, and now he's showing some leeway to another cat? Wow...Puteh must really be working her charm. Hehe...