Charlotte and Opie... |
Whitney was born on Sunday, 2/22.
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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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New pictures of Whitney taken on 4/14... |
I weighed Whitney just before we took these pictures. She was 1.31lb. I have her scheduled to be spayed on 6/2.
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Whitney and Cheyenne photos 3/27
I took these special for a person with a reserve kitten agreement. These are just of these 2 girls. Whitney is the one in the first 3 pics by herself. Then the 2 girls. Cheyenne is the one with the bright color on her nose.
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First 3 are Whitney
Cheyenne and Whitney below. Whitney on the left. Cheyenne on the right.
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This is Whitney on the left and Cheyenne on the right.
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New Photos taken 3/16 of Whitney
When I have 2 kittens in the slideshow below, it's always Whitney and Adriana. Whitney has interesting coloring on her face.
Photos taken 3/7...
First kitten photos taken 3/1...
Torti girls... |
These are pictures of several of our tortisshell girls from previous litters. I'm adding only so you can see how some of the colors developed as the kittens got a little older.
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Tortisshell's are always girls. This blend of colors is always unique.... sort of a "one of a kind' blend and swirl of colors. We can show photos of these little girls as newborns, but we won't start seeing this dramatic variation of color until they are 3-4 weeks old. These pictures are all about that age. We'll be able to see which ones will have more light colors on their faces in another couple of weeks, but the silvers and reds will become more pronounced at about 3-4 wks of age.
Torti's are always exciting to watch grow and develop. 
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