Profile on the kittens
Salsa is a feisty gal who is the first to pounce on a new toy and tirelessly chase it around the room, into the sink, across the bathtub, over the carrier, and off the laundry sorter. She will launch herself at the sink, or scale the hamper in no time flat for the opportunity to move in for the kill. This girl is definitely not mild.
Chili is one of the most chill of the kittens, recently only surpassed in friendliness by the Growler. But, it didn't take anything special to win over this little one. Chili is Kitten number 1, the intrepid explorer who first discovered my terrace and venture to meow for shelter and food.
Zest is a hissy little thing who was also probably the sickliest of them all. I suspect her vulnerability in this respect is what causes her to be more cautious with me. She enjoys sitting in your lap for a long session of grooming because it takes her a little while to settle. But once she does, you feel guilty for having to move. She startles easily.
Dijon is your middle of the road kitty. She enjoys a good grooming, can be a little skittish but also realizes when she's caught that good things are coming her way. She's a feisty go-getter with a toy, and enjoys her catnaps as much as the next kitten. You are most likely to find her behind the laundry sorter.
Growler...well, you know all about the Growler by now. Fesity and affectionate, his new love is a good scratch under his chin. He is most likely to be found on the fringe, doing his own independent thing, or sleeping in the laundry sorter.
Chili is one of the most chill of the kittens, recently only surpassed in friendliness by the Growler. But, it didn't take anything special to win over this little one. Chili is Kitten number 1, the intrepid explorer who first discovered my terrace and venture to meow for shelter and food.
Zest is a hissy little thing who was also probably the sickliest of them all. I suspect her vulnerability in this respect is what causes her to be more cautious with me. She enjoys sitting in your lap for a long session of grooming because it takes her a little while to settle. But once she does, you feel guilty for having to move. She startles easily.
Dijon is your middle of the road kitty. She enjoys a good grooming, can be a little skittish but also realizes when she's caught that good things are coming her way. She's a feisty go-getter with a toy, and enjoys her catnaps as much as the next kitten. You are most likely to find her behind the laundry sorter.
Growler...well, you know all about the Growler by now. Fesity and affectionate, his new love is a good scratch under his chin. He is most likely to be found on the fringe, doing his own independent thing, or sleeping in the laundry sorter.
1 Comments:
Hey, I'm glad to have stumbled on your blog and have blogrolled it with mine. I have a friend who rescued fourteen kittens last year from three litters born under her porch at the same time. Twelve tested feline leukemia positive. She kept six of them. Unfortunately, none of them retested negative at 90 days, and the veterinarians we have talked to since say the chance of reverting to negative is very low in kittens...although all of them know of one or two miracle cases...so there you go! Four of her six are still happy, glowing, healthy at just over a year of age. One passed on at six months, and one at one year, but up until they started failing they were bouncing happy cats and she doesn't regret for a moment keeping them. So power and love to you on this one, and never regret it.
For some reason I can't see your photos. That's too bad. But I'll enjoy reading your posts.
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