Today, I took some not-very-good photos of our kittens.
Here is Velcro, aged nearly five months, babysitting Kia (above) and Sari (below), who were having a snooze at the highest point they could find - on top of the six-foot scratching post.
Meanwhile, the baby litter are coming along very nicely. Here is a family portrait of dad Quink (black), mum Jet (tortie tabby and white) and the three little girls.
Tabby girl aged three weeks:
Black and white girl aged three weeks:
It was no surprise to me that the big black and white girl is the first out of the nest, eager to explore and toddling along very strongly already. The all-black girl, who we are keeping, is just as large but more laid-back (or lazy). Brown tabby girl is very sweet and lively and still smaller than the others, but sturdy and bright. I love this combination! It will be the last of this particular pairing as dad is now neutered and Mum will be spayed later in the year.
Here is Velcro, aged nearly five months, babysitting Kia (above) and Sari (below), who were having a snooze at the highest point they could find - on top of the six-foot scratching post.
Meanwhile, the baby litter are coming along very nicely. Here is a family portrait of dad Quink (black), mum Jet (tortie tabby and white) and the three little girls.
Black and white girl aged three weeks:
It was no surprise to me that the big black and white girl is the first out of the nest, eager to explore and toddling along very strongly already. The all-black girl, who we are keeping, is just as large but more laid-back (or lazy). Brown tabby girl is very sweet and lively and still smaller than the others, but sturdy and bright. I love this combination! It will be the last of this particular pairing as dad is now neutered and Mum will be spayed later in the year.
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