Introducing Huérfana

Only a couple days after we decided to move into our new house (but before we actually had moved in) Megan stopped by a veterinary office to see if they knew of any pet shelters were we could adopt a kitten. It happened that they had a kitten up for adoption who had been attacked and wounded by a dog. Megan met the kitten and was instantly in love. A few days later I went to the vet's office with Megan and met the kitten and was equally enamored.

So a couple days after we moved to our house we had a new little kitten. We decided to name her Huérfana, which means orphan in Spanish. For a short we call her Güera (which means "fair skined"). She healed up very quickly and got to have the cone around her neck removed last weekend. Now she can roam around our courtyard, climb the lime tree and generally be very cute.