<human>: Hey,
for the past few nights, a stray kitten has been hanging out my girlfriend and I's condo.  we have fed her her for the past few nights.  the first night she would cry out to us, but not get too close.  the second night she would get close to us and role around but would bolt if we approached.  wanting to help this kitten, we rented a have-a-hart trap and caught the kitten and took her straight into our bathroom.  getting her out of the trap was a bit traumatic. she got out and began to climb onto every ledge she could (I'm prepared to have to replace my shower curtain), and she is in their now, but judging by the quiet she seems to be appreciating the privacy.  we plan on taking her to the vet/spca tomorrow to get looked at and make sure she is healthy and what not.  what I'm looking for is basically some tips to make her night in out bathroom a little more comfortable for her and us.  thank you.

Important notes:
* we have two cats already, but neither have come into contact with the stray
* the stray appears to be a calico so we are assuming she is a she
* we made a point to get the stray inside because it is so cold outside

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: we caught a stray kitten, we are taking her to the vet in the morning, but would like some tips to make her night with us more comfortable for her and us.