New family member

Wilma gave birth to a cute two little kittens :)at exactly 7:00 this evening,
(i will upload photos as soon Wilma allowed us) after the death of his son wowie, here comes the new kitties :) yippee! we have new playmate, cant wait to see them playing around here.
I know it will takes a week before we can play with them as of now we are taking care of her (wilma) she need a lot of rest. And yes i now my dad will be angry if he found out that Wilma is still here, he dislike cats because according to him cats are carrier of diseases which i think its not i know as long that we clean them they will never be a carrier of any diseases. -_* by the way this is not the first time that Wilma gave birth if I'm not mistaken it's her 5Th time.
*For those people asking how to take care of pregnant cat here's some tips and advice (from wikiHow)

How to Take Care of a Pregnant Cat

1. Make sure that your cat is pregnant.
2. Make a small box or a "bed" for her, put a blanket inside to make her feel comfortable to have her kittens in, Make sure the cat can get in and out of the box or bed.
3. Show her where the box is and put some food next to or in the box so she will hangout there more often to eat and most likely sleep. Bring your cat back to that place everyday and sit there for a while. Pet her for a long time so she will become very comfortable, she should go back into the box when she has her kittens. Once your cat's stomach starts to get larger, be sure you are ready, it will probably take another week.
4. When she has its kittens, make sure the area is quiet!

TIPS
* Don't put her bed in a loud place .
* If you have other animals, keep them away from the momma cat!
* Make sure you love your cat and give it attention.
* Do not pick it up, hug it tightly, or do anything that will make your cat miserable.

NOTE:
When a pregnant cat gets close to delivering her kittens, she may start nesting -- arranging blankets, towels, straw, whatever, into a secure place to have her babies (Kittens).

-♥Irish♥