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Re: A realistic comprimise..
They really are adorable. I mean all kittens are adorable but these guys really are special
.I have two tortie girls one has tabby patches in her coat like her beautiful mamma. And one silver tabby and white boy. They are 3 weeks. What age can they leave their mum? I am guessing about 10 weeks? Oh I don't want to let them go but we must not overwhelm ourselves . Here is piccies only I need to upload some new ones soon! ![]() ![]() ![]() My Gatsby and one of the girls ![]() I will vet homes for them and they won't be going anywhere that won't vaccinate/spay/flea/socialise and all the rest of it. ![]() *Edit* They were probably around 2 weeks in these pics! ![]()
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![]() If I am sitting on it then it is mine. If it is shiny then it is mine. If I am eating it then it is mine. If it makes an interesting sound such a tinkle or a crinkle then it is obviously mine. If my velvet paw is on it then it is mine. If I have scratched it, it most definatly is mine. and finally.. if it is yours it most certainly is mine mine MINE !! The gospel according to Nefertiti |
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Re: A realistic comprimise..
He's a brown tabby I'm afraid - silver ones are quite different.
Moggies are typically rehomed at 8 weeks. Obviously you can try later if you want, and if that eight weeks coincides with Christmas (and I think it will) then certainly you would be better to wait until January to rehome them. It won't be difficult at that time of the year. Liz |
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