Riley is cute and helping himself to morning cup of joe

And Sukie, noticed her clipped ear. Was she part of catch, spay and release program then decided she was suited as a pet?

I've had full grown rescue cats who made my house as their last forever home. And yes many of them do have really poor dental health. Sukie is no different. She is doing fairly well from sound of things though... Some of my adult rescue toms lost almost all of their teeth. no teeth in the front between the canine, only one or two molars left... But surprisingly they do quite well with dry food.

For those with older cats and bad teeth, tell-tale sign that their gum is hurting is when they prefer dry food over wet food. Wet food gets stuck in cavity and its very painful. The cats will mouth the dry food and swallow whole. If your cat is doing this, then its a sure sign that the kitty needs dental work immediately.

I only have one Tom who came to me more or less fully grown right now. He was just under a year old when he came home with me. I love him to pieces. He also keeps order in our pride of 10 cats.