Iddy-Bit

It was the Ides of March when Karen Bennett noticed a young kitten hiding under a bush in the desert area near the Community Center at Solera. The frightened little feline had taken cover to avoid a dog that was walking nearby.
“I didn’t think he was feral at all,” she noted. “I'm sure he's had human contact because he responded to my call of 'kitty' and let me pick him up with no problem.”

The male kitten, about 8 weeks old, had long black and white fur and a winning personality.

Chandler takes Iddy-bit under his wing

“He's very sweet and loves to be cuddled,” Karen said. “I think he’s going to be one great cat.”
Already the proud owner of four felines, Karen took the little guy in, being careful to keep him separate from her own house pets until he had been given a clean bill of health by Dr. Schmidt.

She also made inquiries to try and find the owner, or a prospective adoptive home. Meanwhile, the kitten, now named “Iddy-bit” is enjoying his foster feline family.