That's interesting re your thoughts on Cooper and Sophie kitten.Regarding the kitten, she blow dried her because she washed her. She never said why but I surmised that either the kitten's bowels had opened at the point of death (very common in the deceased) or that guest had kept her in such a state of neglect that the poor baby was living in and covered in her own filth. Unfortunately,its also possible that Cooper did something horrific that resulted in Sophie's death and need for cleaning. And perhaps guest did not want SB or someone else to see. Prior to this, this vulnerable baby animal was kept in a large draughty bathroom alone overnight. When I have had sick or orphaned baby rabbits (I run a rabbit sanctuary so I specialise in the ones that are hard to rehome) it's either been veterinary hospitalisation or I've pulled an all nighters for nursing and OBs. And the patient is always kept warm, medicated regularly, hydrated and fed regularly. I think guest was a coward, didn't want to deliver basic cares and didn't want to see the kitten pass away. She knew it would, we warned her repeatedly and she was an avid reader of Tattle at the time. She claimed the kitten had had a fit in her arms and passed. I doubt that for a few reasons. She is disgusting.
Spoilering as mithering about second kitten Mini. Who guest was 'just looking after for a friend'
I've always been of the opinion Cooper did something to Mini. There are photos taken by guest of Mini looking absolutely terrified while Cooper lurks and glowers with his ears flattened back. Jack took no heed of all the warning signs that Cooper felt threatened and stressed. Then poor Mini wasn't mentioned again until the clearly risible rehoming farce. She's a terrible pet owner. I've got an elderly small angry dog and would love another pet but know he would hate it and life would be miserable for him, the other pet and me. Jack just loves the new shiney thing.