Charlotte and Opie...
Charlotte is a silver patched girl. We never tried to show her. Her ears curl too much for us to show, but other than that, she would have done well. Both Bellabee and Charlotte (both sisters) have super soft fur, but the 2 girls have totally different coats. Bellabee's is shorter and more plush. But Charlotte has one of those coats that's so silky soft that you just can't stop touching...
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Charlotte had 4 babies on Sunday, 2/22.
New photos taken 4/14...Click any photo to enlarge it.
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It was really hard to get good pictures of his face because he was so focused on the toy. It was really interesting because non of the girls took to the toy, but Jackson pounced on it as soon as we put him down for these pics.
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We weighed him just before we took these photos. He weighs 1.22lb. I have him scheduled to be neutered on 6/2. I originally had him scheduled for the first part of May, but I changed the date. He's going to need the extra time to put on the weight he needs for the neuter surgery.
I have one of these toys for you when we meet for you to pick him up.
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New photos taken 3/16... |
We took these new pictures on the 16th just to show how much Charlotte's babies have changed in just a week. Hope you enjoy.
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First kitten photos taken 3/1...These babies have their eyes open but they are still so small that it's hard to get a decent shot of their faces. They just wanted to huddle in a pile. The difference between Colette's kitten pictures taken the same day are night and day. Colette's babies are only 1 week older, but it makes a huge difference.
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New photos taken 3/7...I took a ton of pictures trying to get a decent picture of the faces of each kitten. I'm going to add a lot of them below so you can see my problem. So here's how to tell them apart: Jackson- red boy, Cheyenne - torti girl with most color on her face and more color on her body, Adriana - torti girl with streak of color on her nose and darker body color, Whitney - torti girl with 1/2 color on her face + color on her body. This will all be easier to see in a week or two.
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