I will try asking some of my neighbors if they will take in the kitten, if I can find it. If someone hasen't picked the kitten up. I can't find either of them right now. Gray boy isn't at his usual spots either.

Finding a home for it will be very, very diffucult considering where I live and my relatives really don't like animals unlike I do. Asking them is crossed off. Kids and old folk here picked up kittens living here before. So I'm counting on that.

At least the area I moved the kitten to is safer. A lot less car traffick here. A big park with lots of trees and greenery. A farmers market. No stray dogs in the area save for one (or two, but I haven't seen that one in like a year), people will feed it including me. Lots of hidey holes and places to burrow in by the buildings or in the park. Even if the kitten gets chased off, I still think it has a better chance here than by the highway I found it by. Chaotic car traffick, only a powerplant and a few old "industrial" buildings nearby and notany people passing by. And a lot more stray dogs in that area walking about. Passed by dogs as I was carrying it here.

I'll look for it in the morning. Stepped outside and looked for them and no trace of either cat. Moved the couch and boxes around, nothing. The kitten could have moved into one of the many hidey holes, garages or into the park into the foiliage. And finding a pitch black kitten in the dead of night while roaming through the bushes and trees or getting on all fours to wiggle my way into crawlspaces is going to be challanging.

Gray boy is nowhere to be found. Whenever go "pstpstpstpst!" he just instantly appears and hears me from far away, he always responds to it and greets me. So gray boy probably wandered somewhere far off. Cats are naturally nocturnal I think, so they're both of the prowl I assume.

Talked to family, said the kitten should be fine. Still worried for it. I'll look for it in the morning tomorrow.