CHARLOTTE AND EMILY

They are just SO darn cute!

 Emily likes "daddy time" the most, and often sleeps in the open on a cat pillow.

(That is, a pillow with cats printed on it, not a pillow especially for cats.)

 Charlotte prefers to sleep in the carrier, in the laundry room, but she likes some daily time in daddy's lap, too.
 ;
 

For some reason, the last couple of days Emily has taken to sitting on the Drinkwell, either the reservoir or the lid.

Anyway, here are some photos of daddy's little girls.
 

STORMY BLUE

I've attached a few photos of Stormy Blue. As you can see, he's living the good life. Stormy gets along well with my middle aged cats, and enjoys an occasional squish into a tissue box.

 I'm still deciding whether I should put up a Xmas tree this year. Something tells me it may not be the best idea with this little guy around!
 

DARCY

I"ll have to try that oxyfresh. I thought it was probably that because Sam had the problem too, with gingivitis so I was not too worried.  Apparently it went away because we took her to the Cat Clinic in Birmingham and she was fine. Her sneezing has gone away too.  There is a problem in this area with vets sometimes being biased against anyone who runs a cattery. I have had the problem with my other cats, getting lectured about buying a pedigree and catteries not being safe.(I have had two cats from a rescue but I love british short hairs.)  It is like I should have got a cat from a rescue. Shelters also have problems, and so does buying animals and not being responsible and not spay and neutering. The vet was saying she could have herpes and that catteries are not safe. I did not want to tell you that because I know that the vets around her are biased. The Cat Clinic loved Darcy and thought she was the cutest thing since pumpkin pie. She was fine. They thought it might have been a reaction to a recent vaccination. Everyone wanted to keep her.  She did get a distemper vaccination when she was seen there several days after being at the emergency vet center (I guess I over reacted).
She is definitely not shy and has taken over everything. She some times does not know when to leave Rudy alone, unfortunately he will be 11 in January, and we have had to remove her for a bit as he will start growling. He will play, but when he has had enough...usually raising his paw stops her but not always, so when it goes on I just pick her up and play with her etc. She will sometimes try to keep him from even eating any food!!!What a hoot - this little girl thinking she is a match for him.
Sorry not to have let you know. I took some pictures but the coloring isn't quite right. I'll try again. Her eyes are definitely larger and so is she! Joyce and family
 

SPENCER

BLUIZER

MUNGO JERRY

Suzanne:
Mungo Jerry arrived yesterday, happy and healthy. He is learning his new surroundings, and immediately used the litter box. He plays with his toys and want to be with us humans all the time. Thanks for everything.
regards
 

WINSTON

Suzanne,
I thought you would like to see me in the spirit of xmas...trust me these darn bells scared me to death.
I try to ran away and they kept following me; faster I ran, louder they got.
But I was explained that the stupid thing comes off as soon as I settle and do few poses.
Darn paparazzi.

But I do have to admit, I am petty boy and I don't mind my picture taken.

I wish you and your family + my mom and dad very merry xmas.

Licks, Winston.

WINSTON

Suzanne,
These pictures look bit "brutal", but no cat nor dog got hurt!!!
Winston is just checking Max's tonsils.
Any news about the classic silvers???
Mean while we ended up w/another GSD...well, we don't have her yet, but on next week I hope.
Marina is her name and she is 9 months old and sounds like she obeys better at her age than my boys, hah. She looks like Max, but girl and smaller, of course and younger...


another friend for Winston...who is by the way doing great. He is very entertaining; how he tries to be the fastest and most acrobatic cat ever on this world...and then he miscalculates his speed or his jump...and lands in places he wasn't planning to and then he runs under anything to hide...
Better go to bed, bright an early morning ahead...
Cheers, Tarja.

 

KASUMI

Hi,

It's Kasumi's human! I'm sorry I didn't send you any emails lately, the last 6 months have been pretty hectic. I graduated last May and I am now done with school! I was proposed a post-doc job in the same laboratory where I did my graduate research, so Kasumi didn't have (fortunately) to experience any moving.

We are thinking of giving Kasumi a little brother she could play with. Do you have any updated pictures of the small blue and white kitten? It's the number #47, I think, that was born on March, 24th. Otherwise, do you think you'll get blue and white male kittens sometimes this year?

Also, we took Kasumi on a trip to France last Christmas. She was wonderful! She wasn't bothered at all by the 15 hours of plane, not even by the delayed connecting flights and the night we had to spend in Atlanta on our way back. She loved to meet my mom's dogs and cat, and became used to them very quickly (I was a bit afraid that she would be afraid of the dogs, but everything went well). I attached some pictures of Kasumi's trip to France.


Sabrina
 

OSCAR

9 months old. A great guy. 9 3/4 PBS.
What is a good time to call you? BS cats are basically unknown here.

Oscar had his 7 month birthday on Saturday and weighed in at 7 3/4 pounds. He is BLACK, very social ( he follows us around and is not afarid of little or big folks), very inquisitive, he and Cody play together (sometimes a bit rough but Oscar holds his own), and we are more than happy to have him in our home. He will have another perioid of adjustment when we take him back to Texas but if his adjustment is as quick as it was when we arrived here, we see no problems.

Shelby's first snow day.

 
 

Baxter

As promised, finally a picture of my beautiful boy. He's 8 months old now. I love him dearly.

He's has quite the personality!

Lori Rogers
 

OSCAR

Oscar is growing. He is very athletic. Up and down stairs, on top of tables, dressers, counter tops, etc. He and Cody have an exercise time for about 1 hour every day.

He weighed in at 8 lbs.,6 oz. today on his 8th month birthday.

We are very happy with this guy!
He is fun, and Margie adds that we all love him.

Just thought I would drop you a line and let you know how the big Q is doing.  He is doing great (just don't ask me about the wet food) !  He is sleeping with me every night and behaves when he is alone.  This was the first weekend that I had to work since his arrival.  He sat on the bed with my son and watched him play Xbox 360 and then slept in my room alone while I was at work.  He did seem to miss me while I was gone but behaved himself. 
 He is sleeping more now during the day then he did the first couple of days.  In the beginning he would only take little cat naps, 15-20 minutes at a time but now he naps for a couple of hours at a time.  I guess he is relaxing and feeling more at home.  Sound about right to you?  He will be visiting my vet in the next week and get his check up.  So overall everything is great and I just wanted to thank you for such a wonderful addition to my family.   I will let you know what my vet has to say about the little guy.  Take care,

             

I am on the left...  FIVE WEEKS OLD

He still could care less for the dry but I started to mix the dry into the wet and he eats it just fine.  I will just add less and less of the wet food but its SO hard to say no to the little devil when he meows in front of the fridge! 

 So I guess I am partially trained but will work on my self control, lol!  I will keep you posted, thanks for everything.  Oh and he slept all night with me in my bed again last night.  I guess he will be there for the next 10 years!

 

Winston

Suzanne,

I thought you would like to see the birthday boy...

Cheers, Tarja

PS. Any news about the classic silver tabbys???

Actually, we had some guests the other week and the hubby is NOT a cat person at all.
Does not touch cats and hardly even looks at one..but he thought Winston was amazing and could not keep his hands off him.
So, I am trying to advertise BSHs as much as I can. Most people get bit worried when I tell how much it costs to get "proper" cat. ( So much cheaper to go to the pound and hope for the best...
Down side is that rescue cats come w/the package and it's quite unlikely they will ever come around totally if they been ill treated or they have been strays...Dogs seem to be able to accept their new life better. ) Oh, Winston has moved up from playing w/running water from the tap to taking showers. If we are running our shower and the door is open, he does not hesitate to get in and cut in line.
I think he is too focused to play w/the water w/his paw and on a side gets soaking wet, it doesn't seem to bother him a bit.
He does look like a wild cat after his shower. Crazy.
His apetite is huge; he loves his 1/2 can of Fromm's tuna in the morning ( and you won't hear the end of it if it's not front of him by 7am, and 5am is too early for him...) I also have started mixing EVO and Fromm's kibble for him...If any of your clients ask about the food...I would recommend it. It actually smells really good even for me...it's bit higher in protein than CA Natural etc.
The Whole Dog journal has Fromms in their "recommendation" list for pups. ( Max my old GSD needs his canned food to shovel down his kibble and he prefers Fromms over Merrick ). Merrick is ok if Fromms is not served on the menu, hah.
Back to Winston, poor dude is trying to have a friend -> he drives poor bunny crazy w/his attention. Max gets bored w/him within minutes. Marina wants to play chase -> bad thing indoors, things get broken. Bruno wouldn't be fair playmate, also Winston is not known
for his acrobatic skills -> he falls of places and miscalculates his jumps and trying to escape from Bruno , he would actually end up on Bruno's lap.
It's not that easy life for little Winston, hah.
When u'll get the new silver, send me a picture, cannot wait to see it...

Tlak to you later. Cheers, Tarja.

Suzanne,
These pictures look bit "brutal", but no cat nor dog got hurt!!!
Winston is just checking Max's tonsils.
Any news about the classic silvers???
Mean while we ended up w/another GSD...well, we don't have her yet, but on next week I hope.
Marina is her name and she is 9 months old and sounds like she obeys better at her age than my boys, hah. She looks like Max, but girl and smaller, of course and younger...
Only down side is that she has the evil monster; MegaEsophagus, non- symptomatic at the moment and actually has been for most of her life. Obviously nutrition is big factor and I found more good food options on Whole Dog journal's annual food list. Also joinded the megaE group and get emails everyday about other people's megaE pups...Stories do scare me a bit, but Marina's foster mom has amazing tips...she believes in western medicine and holistic approach, so we'll combine both worlds and tons of TLC and hopefully we won't have to take the roller coaster ride.
Marina has tons of energy, eager to learn, weight is about right ( I was told she cut put couple pounds on, but she is eating well and food goes thorough normal route, not the short cut. ). She eats twice a day, unlike most of the ME pups. She never has had aspiration pneumonia ( and trust me I am knocking all the wood I can find as writing this statement ). She never been hospitalized because of ME. ( Even when she was in the hands of the 1st owners as baby and they did not take care of the mega monster. ) It could be that we might have the miracle dog of ME world.
I do need to learn a lot about this disease. My vet has been warned about his new client. I already ordered MANUKA honey, which is amazing stuff for people and animals. I think it might even help Max and his borderline chronic inflammation of tummy/irritable bowel syndrome.
I keep doing my dog food research. I have an idea what kind of raised feeding arrangement I need to build ( or ask my neighbor w/power tools ).
Marina doesn't need the Bailey's chair and hopefully will never need it.
Have you come across this disease? Any good ideas how to deal w/it?
So there you go...another challence, another friend for Winston...who is by the way doing great. He is very entertaining; how he tries to be the fastest and most acrobatic cat ever on this world...and then he miscalculates his speed or his jump...and lands in places he wasn't planning to and then he runs under anything to hide...
Better go to bed, bright an early morning ahead...
Cheers, Tarja.
 

Lucy

Lucy is doing great!  She has a routine now and plays most of the morning with all the toys we have here.  She loves the tree house and that is where we can usually find her.  She lets us pick her up now if we are in the kitchen (hoping for food).  She and Taz get along well and even now are chasing each other around the house.  So things are perfect here.  She is doing fine with her weight and eats like a little pig.  Thanks for everything.

Yazmine

Dr. Henne,

Yazmine is safe and sound back in Kentucky. She seemed to do well for the plane ride. We took a break in Batesville to visit relatives.
She is very playful and is adjusting well to her new home. I was amazed to see her use her litter box right away. Wow, it took us several weeks to potty train Stanley, our miniature schnauzer.Her and Stanley are getting used to each other. Yazmine has her safe room.Yazmine is so playful. She goes everywhere, hides, jumps, a real character - very self-assured.She just now came downstairs and ran in the utility room to use her litter box.Thank you so much for all your work with her and us to make this a great experience.
We will let you know how she is doing.

Thanks,
Kelly
 

Stormy

Hi Suzanne,

I did get the flight information last night. I'm so excited! Murray and Gwyneth have been informed that they are getting a new pal - I can't honestly say that they looked excited but Murray did promise not to eat him......

Kay
 

Baloo
 

Hi Suzanne,
 
Baloo turned 1 year old on September 29th. 

 She has become such a big part of our family, it is hard to believe that she is only a year old. 

 We thought you might like to see how much she has grown. 

 Hope you are doing well.
 
Sincerely,
 
The Hopwood Family

Clementine is the perfect cat in every way. I have never had a cat that was so loving and easy going. She loves to be brushed and lay on my chest when I read in bed. Her hair is very thick and plush and soft. She is friendly to everyone that comes over to visit and seems to have a smile on her face always. She is a real buddy cat.

Jodi

Ashley

Dear Suzanne

I know it is many months now since I have written to you.

Our little girl celebrated her first birthday in Feb.  I have been in and out of town but over the past few months have taken some wonderful pictures of her which I have wanted to share with you.    However for some reason, which I have only just found out, my new camera downloads the files too large!

Here are just a few that I have managed to email you and hope they came out well and that you can see for yourself just what a beauty she is!

Now about her.   Firstly I must confess she is really really spoilt, has her own games she like to play, whenever she wishes of course.   She has regular, pedi, mani and spa nights (my term for her grooming) which she is not too fond of but tolerates them with fairly good grace! 

She seems to fancy herself even more after these sessions!   We absolutely adore her and cannot thank you enough for making it possible for us to have such a precious, dare I say it, cat to add to our family.

Best Regards

Geraldine

Bella

Thank you for your time.  I have found a few deteriants.  But Bella is too smart for most of them.  I will try to make my husband have more patience with her.  She is the model cat except for this one offense.  She has brought so much joy to my family. 

Just wanted to let you know that Bella is doing wonderful.  She is growing very fast and has become best friends with my 10 month old baby, Danielle.  They are inseperable and have an enormous amount of fun. We are having one behavior problem, and I am seeking your advice.  We are having a difficult problem with her jumping on the kitchen countertop.  The water gun does not deter her at all, my husband is threatening to get a scat matte but I prefer a more gentle option.  Do you have any advice or a book that I can read that may help?

Thank You,

Julie

Mac

He's a delight!  We are sending you more pictures now - he is still purring all the time, and putting on weight, getting darker eyes and coloring.  He is still very playful and Jenny (Devon Rex from Seattle), tolerates him pretty well.
 Yesterday, she was scratching her claws on a mat on the floor and here came Mac running at full tilt toward her.  He rolled into her so that she had to jump up out of the way.  She complaintively meowed at Mac, but didn't hiss.  They like the same kinds of feathers to chase, so we have to watch it - to be sure they don't run at a feather and collide.  

 

It appears that Bella (our Tonkinese) is even tempted to play with him sometimes, but we saw a pretty funny scene this week.  Bella came running out of one room hissing and spitting and looking back - Mac was closing in  on her heels, chasing her.   :)  We never thought we'd see that!  We do stop him when he's being persistently pesky, as Dr. Leopard said it was a good time to help him learn some manners = and may put him in the crate for a brief quiet.

 

.

He has a preference for drinking his water from a glass - is that a first for a kitten of yours???  We must have 4 water bowls throughout the house with fresh distilled water in them (too much calcium in our tap water).  But, he comes running for a sip, whenever we have a glass of ice water - so we get him a small glass of his own, with ice cubes in it.  :)  He sleeps by himself at night, and we're discussing the possibility of letting him sleep with Jenny pretty soon. For 3-4 hour stints during the day, they have done fine in a room together.  Sometimes we leave everyone out together - seems to work OK, too.

 

 

 He likes being outside in the cat park, and runs around all over, but tires in about 10 minutes with the heat, and comes back in and splays out on the cool tile floor.

 

 He still does not know how to use the cat doors, and we are purposely not teaching him - we don't want him outside without one of us being there as he has climbed the plastic mesh of the cat enclosure before, straight up to the top (8 feet) and couldn't get down.

 

We hope you are doing well - 

 

Ann & Dennis

Cooper and Stormy

Hi Suzanne,


The girls are doing wonderfully, all settled in, routine's established and in good spirits. Stormy is becoming quite the love bug waking me up at 4:30-5:00am purring and walking all over us. She's quite large I'd estimate close to 11 lbs now :) she loves to get in my lap or on my desk and have her belly rubbed which is quite adorable. She also likes water, every morning she will jump in the sink in the master bathroom and whine until the faucet is turned on enough to dribble water at which point she sticks her head under the running water.
Bizzare but cute :)

Cooper is much quieter but a lover too. She is still tiny about 3 lbs despite eating just as much if not more than Stormy. They both get along really well bathing one another and chasing the toys across the house. Cooper has a tendancy to be the dominant one often chasing Stormy off the bed and through the house, stealing toys when she can.

They have certainly enriched our lives and are a joy to come home to at the end of a long day at work. Thank you for letting us bring them into our lives.


Regards,
Michael

Brutus

Hi Suzanne,

Here is a really cute picture of Brutus from yesterday. All of my friends are so in love with him. He gets A LOT of attention. We just sit around talking about how great a cat he is and constantly play with him. He follows us around and hangs out with my friends like he is just part of the group and is chillin.

 

I have a question to ask. Do you think It would be a good idea to get another British Shorthair or should I wait? Any advice? I want a girl.

 

Thanks,

-Corey

Caesar

Hello Suzanne, I just wanted to update you on Caesar. He is doing very well. He is very playful, friendly, and funny! We just love him. He loves to eat and is growing fast! He always follows me around the house and likes to be with me at all times which I love. I am attaching a picture of him. He is certainly not camera shy as you can see. Thanks for all of your help. You have really done a good job socializing him. Take care.   Christina

He has been very playful and affectionate to both my husband and I. Our resident cat is having a bit of a problem so far so we are keeping them separated for the time being. Caesar did not even seem phased when he got out of the kitty carrier at the airport! He also came out right away when I got him home. He responds well to being pet and held. We just love him. You have done such a good job with socializing him. Thanks again.

 

Teddy

Hi Suzanne!  We just wanted to give you an update on Teddy.  He is doing great! Both our cat and our dog have accepted him already.  Teddy and our cat Lola play together.  She seems to really like him and always wants to play but, Teddy can't keep up yet. They are so funny to watch.  We couldn't be happier with Teddy.  He is perfect.  He loves to be near us all the time. I included some pictures of him- one of him sleeping with our dog Oso and two of him playing with a paper bag with Lola.  Thank you so much for such a wonderful kitten Suzanne!  We couldn't imagine our lives without him. Carla & David

Hi Suzanne.  Things are going great!  He is such a loving kitten!  We have named him Teddy. He made himself at home as soon as he walked out of his carrier.  He is very confident.  Our resident dog and cat are very curious about him and spend a lot of time at Teddy's safe room door.  Teddy's eyes only seem to water while he is eating for some reason. We also did introductions today.  They went okay for the dog.  Our resident cat seemed to have some issues but, nothing you didn't tell us to expect.  We will continue with the carrier in the living room until all seems well with the resident cat.  Thank you for everything! 
 

MEEZ HAVES NEW FRIEND!

MICE FRIEND IS TASTY!!!

Wolfie

Suzanne -
Wolfie definitely has a hearty appetite. From the attached picture, I think you can see that he fully understands the concept of his new food source.
Thanks again -

Definitely affectionate -- but not annoyingly so. He'll lay in my lap, whether I pick him up or he climbs up on his own, when he's in the mood, of course. He's usually close by -- he likes to sleep on the end table between my husband's chair and the sofa where I sit. At night he stretches out in bed between us and as far as I know stays there all night.
Our 10-yr-old male cat, Big Red, is beginning to find him more amusing than annoying, and we've even found them sleeping together a few times. Our 12-yr-old female, Scout, is beginning to warm up a bit toward him also. I think she was mostly afraid of him, and she's now beginning to realize he's not so threatening.
He certainly has a hearty appetite -- still having trouble getting him to eat dry food though, but have started mixing it with his canned. Likewise, he seems to be growing really fast. I'll send pictures in another week or so.

Barbara
 

Suzanne -
Thanks for the follow-up.
Wolfie made the trip without a hitch, sleeping almost all the way, and we made it back to Dallas last night around 7:30.
We took him out of his kennel when we got home, and it's clear he'll have no problem whatsoever adjusting to his new home! He has shown no fear whatsoever! He is either playing, or eating or sleeping. He was hard to catch when we first let him out, but this morning he's coming to me, lets me catch him (except when he's too busy) and even climbed up to sit in my lap (albeit it for a very short time).
I forgot to thank you for the complete care package you packed for us. Is the Wormer med marked "Saturday" for today or next Saturday? I now see why you suggested the regular nail clippers -- his nails are too small for my cat clippers. I appreciate all your advice, so please give it freely.
He doesn't like my Science Diet kitten food I offered him last night, but when I opened a can of regular Fancy Feast Turkey in Gravy for my other 2 cats, he proceeded to eat it like he was starving! I didn't have the heart to take it away from him since he was enjoying it so much, but should I make sure he eats only the kitten foods? He does seem to like the Fancy Feast kitten food.
Again, Gene and I really enjoyed meeting you and your husband. Thanks again for such a wonderful addition to our family!
Barbara
 

Sir Bentley Fuzzpants

Bentley is a big boy now. Yesterday he had his litter box moved to the basement with the big cats. We carried him down a few times and then Cluseau (the Chartreux) caught on to what we were doing. He started going to the foot of the stairs and yelling (as much as a Chartreux can yell ) until Bentley comes running pell mell down the steps then they have a community potty and Cluseau looks on like a kindly Uncle.
When Bentley first got here my goal was that he would not eat table food. My goal now is that he will not eat the table! When you sit down to eat your breakfast of cereal and coffee the little tiger is now where in sight. The next time you look up he's drinking the milk out of the other side of the bowl you're eating out of. When you empty the bowl and return to the table he's drinking your coffee!! He's the most accomplished food thief I've ever seen.
When we got back home today Bentley was on top of Cluseau just wailing the daylights out of him. Cluseau gave me that "When are you going to take this little weasel back where he came from?" look.
He finished his vaccinations this week. He now weighs 2 5/8 pounds and has been pronounced "perfect". His offering price has gone up to $30. He's also driving me around the bend. At least I'm going laughing.
Barb
 

Persephone

well we picked her up last night around 12:15.
she meowed the whole way home and ran around once we let her out and hasn't stopped since.

she is a wonderful cat and we want a dozen more :) if you could let us know when you have a litter of blues that would be great.
 

Anchorage,  AK

Teddy Bear Eddy

Hi Suzanne

Can you send me pictures of him so that I can print them like you did the orange mackerel? From you sight, I have to print everything. I can't get just him. I would also love to get pictures of his mom and dad.  Is that possible?

I thought the last place he would explore would be the downstairs.  But, no... just like he knew where he was going he went down the stairs and that is one of the places he likes to hide.  He runs half way down the stairs and hides (he thinks) until one of us walks by and he pops up or runs all the way down.  When he runs all the way down stairs, he cries until I call him and he comes running up the stairs.

Tipsy and Abbey

 

Edgar

I'm sorry to be so slow to respond, but we have been out of town and so forth. Edgar is doing great. He is now over 10 pounds and eating well.
I'm surprised by how much he wants to sit on our laps. Scratchy sat NEXT to us, not on us. Edgar wakes me up each morning around four and the alarm goes off at five. He then runs to get into the shower before me. He actually sits in the water and tries to lick the spray. He gets soaked. We now have a separate towel for him so I can dry him off before we go upstairs to have his scoop of dry Iams with a teaspoon of wet food. He does have his routine and needs to be right with us much of the day. One major difference between Edgar and Scratchy is that since Scratchy was a chocolate brown the "eyeliner" was not noticeable. Edgar looks like a feline version of Alice Cooper. Right now I am seated on the edge of my chair because Edgar has curled up behind me and like to stretch.

Steve

Monte

Enjoying a snooze with morning coffee, And play time.

Mocca

Dear Suzanne,

  just wanted to say Thank You for helping me with Mocca.

Please see her recent pictures.

Katerina

Winston

Cannot remember if I sent you this picture...glamour boy.

Winston wanted me to remind you that he is still searching for a girlfriend.
His research shows that the classic silver BSH are the hottest in the market.

Actually I had "kitty talk" w/my friend Debra Pasemann, who might contact you on same matter; classic silver tabbys.
She and her husband might consider this particular breed w/this particular color.
They love Winston and his goofy personality; well, confused cat personality.
I did say that there wasn't kittens available at this time, but we are ( sorry, Winston is ) on unofficial waiting list and if they are serious about this commitment, they might be able to get on the same list...I did say to contact you and get more information about your kittens and all the questions they might have concerning BSH as family member ( sorry king / queen of the house ).
They did check some Maine Coon breeders in AZ and they had kittens for $1200...To me it sounded more "money making program" than anything else. But I do not know what the realistic pricing is for Maine Coons. I don't think these cats were high end show cat quality / breeding cat etc.
Do you know what would be current "rate" for this breed...I did recommend to check with Cat Fancy???
of their breeder listings...
I do think they might lean more towards BSH.
Anyway, when you have time drop me a line or two, please..
Cheers, Tarja.

SHELBY
 

Hey Suzanne,
 
Just thought I would drop you a line to let you know that Shelby is doing fantastic. about her third day here she figured out how to get into the window sill above the headboard of the bed and with not much room to walk in the sill she fell and hit every part of the headboard on the way down.

                                                          THE TRIP HOME

 She hit her eye pretty hard and I thought it was going to be an issue for about a week. . But as you can see in the pictures she is just fine.

She has been a lot of fun for Tiger

I DONT KNOW WHAT THIS IS BUT i AM NOT LETTING IT GET AWAY!

. I tell everybody that she's not my cat that she belongs to Tigger and she has turned out just as I hoped.
 
 

Mungo Jerry

Hi Suzanne
He seems to be doing fine. He is so smart and figures out everything so fast and is very affectionate. I've seen the pics of his dad , he looks great. I noticed Mungo-Jerry is eating more, I figure he is getting over the trauma of the trip. Got the priority mail, last night, have not had a chance to go over it yet.

> Mungo Jerry arrived yesterday, happy and healthy. He is learning his
> new surroundings, and immediately used the litter box. He plays with
> his toys and want to be with us humans all the time. Thanks for
> everything.
> regards Ted

Moxie

Hi Suzanne,   We celebrated Moxie's first birthday a couple of weeks ago.   She is doing great!  She has such a sweet and sassy personality.  She loves to curl up in our bathroom sink and she is very affectionate.   She is still petite, but she is filling out nicely.  She has made such a wonderful addition to our family and we couldn't be happier!  I have included some recent photos of her.    I hope all is well with you.  We check your web site from time to time.  What beautiful British babies you create!    Best regards, Joann

Sydney

Rhett

ITS FUNNY HOW BRIT'S HAVE TO BE IN THE SAME ROOM AS THEIR OWNERS  RHETT IS DOING GREAT

he is doing great luvs to travel in my car and thinks the new couch i have is HIS....luvs to take naps in my lap BIG PLUS

I caught my babies playing today.  Is this cute or what.

WINSTON (SCOTTISH FOLD) AND FIONA (BRITISH SHORTHAIR)

Hi Suzanne,

I had to wait for the pictures from my son. Here are Winston and Fiona as they look now. Aren't they pretty?


 

The third picture is Phoebe. She is also a pedigreed BH.

I got her from a local breeder. Winton and Fiona are my son's babies. Phoebe is mine.
 

Best,
Lita
 

STAR AND OREO

Dear Dr. Henne,
Star and Oreo just love napping together!
They are the very best of friends now and I think Star is enjoying her new life in Park City.

Hope all is well with you.
Jennie, Oreo and Star
 

Scratching pad is 18.5L X 10W inches.

Have you ever seen a cat sleep with its chin on its left front paw, and it right front paw behind it?

 

RUTHFORD KITTEN  5 MONTHS  OLD IN WYOMING

MACAVITY

Hi, Suzanne,

We thought you'd want to know about Mac's latest accomplishment! He caught a mouse for us!!! You see, Bella frequently goes out into the cat enclosure and catches mice in the grass, brings them into the house, and lets them go - she has never mauled or killed one. Even though it's just the absolutely best entertainment for our cats to have a mouse moving around the house, it's upsetting to us to hear squeaks under the bed while we're sleeping or scratching behind the wall, so we try to find the mice and let them go into the field behind our house. That's where Mac helped us out yesterday.

While the two adult cats were snoozing in the afternoon, Mac honed in on a mouse in the laundry room. Dennis was sitting in the living room, and he looked up from reading to see Mac entering quite triumphantly with a brown "toy" in his mouth. Only, Mac flung the toy into the air, and on landing, the toy took off, running underneath our love-seat. So, Dennis tilted the love-seat foreword and asked Mac to "Get it!" Which he did! Dennis was ready with a towel to grab the mouse from Mac's clutches, and Mac got some fish flakes and lots of praise for being the Mouser of Nighthawk Drive!

You can see below that Mac likes shoes - often drags them around the house by the laces. He's in the cat enclosure below - you can see the black mesh of the fence in the background. He doesn't like to stay out on a hot day as long as Jenny or Bella - usually just 10 or 15 minutes in the shade is enough. One of his outdoor delights is finding and chasing little darting lizards around the plants. He can easily overdo with that one activity! We usually have to stop him and bring him in so he doesn't get overheated.

We are just starting to teach him to use the cat doors - as we haven't seen him climbing up the fence anymore - in several weeks. He still playfully annoys Jenny & Bella somewhat (and sometimes Jenny swats him a time or two with her paw), but he is not bothering them as much as before. Both seem to have a little more tolerance for him. We are thinking of letting him sleep in the same room as Jenny at night, as they seem to be getting along pretty well. He likes to take a taste of everyone else's food flavors, and just recently started wanting the fish flakes that are so delectable to the other two. Mac seems curious about water, and approaches us while we're washing dishes sometimes. He surprised us and ran through the sprinkler this
morning. . . He's still outgoing & very friendly with visitors to
our house - he starts purring the minute we open the door of his "bedroom" each morning, and purrs a lot throughout the day.
 

We hope all your other kittens are doing as well as Mac - we are so happy to have him here with Jenny & Bella! It must be lots of fun for you to watch your kittens growing up. . .after all your diligence in getting them off to a great start!

Have a good weekend!
Ann & Dennis

 

HOOTIE

 

Here are pic's of Hootie. I adore him! Hambone still making progress as Hootie should of been named Brutis. Ha-ha! Everytime he sees her, he'll jump on her back and try to wrestle her.

She whines, hisses, and runs. Sometimes she fights him back and then he know's she means business.

They finally eat together and honestly, I think Hambone enjoys the constent attachs as I see her instagate it at times. Hootie is very smart, and catches on quick. Speaking of quick, Jack and I laugh as we say he must of gotten into the internet highspeed again like that commercial hee-hee-hee!

 Thanks for everything and would purchase another any day. Everyone that sees him absolutly love him. He's my Boy Blue Velvet Hootie Hoo   :)

Enjoy the pitures!

MACAVITY

Hey Dr. Henne: Found the registration for the chip. Thanks for your patience!

Here are a few photos of Mac 'settling in' at our house. Please
notice that he is using his "I can sneak up on you" skills already!
The whitish cat is Jenny(anydots) and the dark is (Griza)Bella.

Macavity makes many approaches to the other two. Hopefully they will take a chance and return the willingness to be together with him soon. Right now, they are finding him a little too intrusive!

Many Thanks, Dennis

He is tearing around as I type this - she said we could use this
teachable opportunity to help him have some manners around the girls.
So, we're going to encourage him not to pester them mercilessly :)
Ha! He weighed in at 3 pounds 7 ounces, so she was pleased with his growth. Next visit in 1 year.

He eats well and drinks plenty, although Jenny seems to enjoy eating everyone's food in addition to her own. The outdoor shots are inside the cat park Dennis put up. He loves running around out there - tonight he was watching a house finch feeding it's chick on the limb above him. And, the three cats seem a little less grouchy with each other outdoors. You can see all the cats are getting closer to each other. . .with less distress. Mac is a pest sometimes, won't leave them alone! Ha! He knows when to stop, I think - most of the time!
Do you think Mac looks OK?
Ann & Dennis
 

KRIS KAT

I FAILED TO TELL YOU HOW MUCH NICK MY SON  THINKS OF YOU TOO FOR HE ATTRIBUTES   FINDING YOU GAVE ME  THE LIGHT AT THE END O F THE  TUNNEL FOR HE KNEW HOW MUCH I WAS GRIEVING CHRISTOPHER  AND THE BLUE THAT KEPT ME GOING   AFTER THE LOSS OF MY SIAMESE .  I DON'T THINK ANY  BREED IS BETTER   FOR THE SENIOR  FOR THEY ARE SO CALM AND THEIR PURR SOOTHES LIKE NOTHING ELSE . BY THE WAY I SAW ON T. V. SENATOR HELMS    FUNERAL AND HIS GRAND SON TOLD   OF HIS GRAND DADS  BLUE FEMALE MISSY  ?  AND HOW MUCH HE LOVED HER  HOW SHE WATCHED OVER HIM  DURING HIS ILLNESS.   THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY  DEAR AND KNOW YOU ARE WISHED  A GOOD DAY IN MY MORNING  PRAYERS.  KRIS KIT AND I WATCH MASS EVERY MORNING   AND HE WATCHES  AS THO HE  KNOWS WHAT IS GOING ON  LOVE AND GOD BLESS.
 

DEAR SUZANNE           AFTER   TWO SERIES  OF SURGERY FOR   COLON  CANCER   IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY       NOW ON THE MEND  JUST GO ONCE  EACH MONTH FOR BLOOD CHECK TO SEE NO LITTLE  MEAN CELLS ARE   RUNNING  AROUND.  BUT THE REASON I AM  WRITING  IS TO LET YOU KNOW MY KRIS KIT HAS WATCHED OVER ME LIKE A HEN WITH A CHICKEN   HE HAS BEEN  SUCH A JOY.  SEEMS TO KNOW WHEN I AM TIRED  OR TIME FOR MEDICINE  AND  GETS REAL TICKED OFF IF I DON'T KEEP MY MORNING SCHEDULE  LIKE UPDRAFT  AT FIVE OCLOCK    AND INHALER AT EIGHT     HE STILL PLAYS  LIKE A KITTEN BUT TRYS TO SHOW HE IS MASTER OF THE HOUSE AND WILLNOT LET ME FORGET IT.       I THINK OF YOU OFTEN AND TELL HIM   SUZANNE   GAVE HIM TO ME.   HOPE YOUR SUMMER HAS BEEN A GOOD ONE  I VISIT YOUR SITE AND  DROOL OVER THOSE PRECIOUS LITTLE KITS    WISH I HAD ANOTHER BUT   WOULD NOT BE FAIR  FOR AFTER ALL I AM 86  AND I TELL  KRIT KIT  HE WILL HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF ME FOR A FEW MORE.  LOVE YOU AND GOD BLESS   

MOCCA

Dear Suzanne,
Mocca doing just fine.

It seems that all symptoms of adapting to the new house are gone.

She is great health and appetite.

 She is full of energy and even tried to play with my fitness ball that is at least 10 times bigger than her:))

 She has explored almost all house by now, but her favorite place will be spotted yet.

It seems she likes to sleep where something above her head, like under our bed. She also like to play with cords.

Mocca also does a great job in scratching in a special scratching post and so far doesn't pay attention on our lather furniture.

 She likes to be with us, but also doesn't mind to be left alone. I guess we all need our private moments:) Katerina

How are you doing these days? I hope very busy...LOL

 

ROCCO AND AMELIA

HI! We're home and they are just adorable! You were so right about Rocco-- he loves to be petted. Amelia seems less interested in us, but loves to play and is very confident. I will be sure to send some pictures next weeks. How much should we be feeding them or rather, how many pounds do each of them weigh? They have used the litter box but haven't shown interest in water yet. Is there anything to do so that we get them to drink?

thanks again, Juree
 

BASIL OF BAINBRIDGE

Suzanne,

Just wanted to drop you a note and a few pictures. "Basil of Bainbridge" is settling in quite nicely.
 

He doesn't want me out of his sight for more than a second or two. I've had many friends and relatives over and he's been so outgoing with all of them, they are amazed!
 

Basil really is a sweet, cuddly guy and full of energy. I think he'd lay on my chest for hours if I let him.

He is already more of a joy than I could have imagined and I can't begin to thank you enough.

He's 15 weeks old today and I can see him growing!



Thanks again,

Jim

Mom has been over three times already to see Basil. she keeps telling me, "You got the kitty I wanted!"  because he is so affectionate and wants to be in a lap, whereas Dickens, while sweet and outgoing, will allow himself to be picked up, but only for about 30 seconds! Then he wants down and he doesn't like being in your lap for more than a few seconds either.

STAR AND OREO

Hi Suzanne!
Just wanted to let you know that Oreo has accepted Star into the family and all is well.  

Hope you have a great 4th of July!  :-)
Jennie
 

OREO

Hello Suzanne!
I've been having a great time with Oreo - he is the best! I think he would very much like a little sister to play with and I was wondering if kitten
#46 was still available and if she may want to come live with us in Park City.
Jennie

BAILEY AND BROOKE

MACAVITY

Dr. Henne - You can see that Jenny loves watching the printer at work.
And, the paper shredder, and the DVD changer, and the garage door opening and closing.

. .anything mechanical seems to

 peak her interest.

And, this is Macavity after playing to his heart's content.

Ann

Ann

He traveled very well for the 6 hour car ride - one of us stayed in the back seat with him to play with him and pet him.  He was pretty active until the very last 45 minutes of the ride, in the evening, when he konked out.  He took a couple of light naps during the day, and seemed to like putting his head near Dennis' wrist watch for one of his naps. 

MAXIMUS AND KASSIDITA

Hi Suzanne,

A few weeks ago, we celebrated Maximus and Kassidita rites of passage from kittens to one year olds.

 

They are both a bundle of joy and delights.

They make a good pair as their diverse personalities complement each other.

I am attaching some photos of them as a way of sending their greetings to the mothership.

EMMA

Hi Suzanne,
I am so ashamed. I have owed you pics of Emma for so long. I don't have a digital camera, nor a scanner and am technologically confused, so I have to get my kids to lend a hand.

This is Emma's face, so at least you can see her.She is my dear friend, I don't know how I ever got along without her. She is perfect. Such a quirky and funny character.
Much love to you and yours, Mary

MAGGIE AND SCHUBERT

Hi Suzanne..

Maggie and Schubert adjusting well in their big safe room full of kitty amenities. Curious, playful, becoming fond of petting sessions. The older cats can smell and view up close thru a wire mesh "window" in the room's door.

Maggie has such a beautiful face! She is trying to be vocal but the sound that comes out is more like a laryngitis croak. Is this cause for concern?

Schubert hasn't said a word yet. Did he come from a large litter?...he's such a little guy! We'll plump him up! No signs of URI.

I'll always keep in touch with you about these babies as long as you want to know....Barbara G

ROCCO

Rocco was a super traveler with no car sickness.  In fact, he slept the whole way! He has chosen Stacy as his 'truly' and as you said, he has found his way into the bed! He loves the window seat and the flowing water fountain.  And can this guy ever eat!  We had a few initial nipper drops but today he is using the box well. He is a real talker with plenty to say and loves to make eye contact. Giselle, of course, is less than happy.  However, after an hour of spits and hisses thru the gate she flashed us some butt, gave a flip with her tail and moved to the back bedroom, where we promptly moved her box and her food.  Russian Blues are a little slow to adapt to change but I am sure when she is ready, she will rejoin us in the family room. Rocco is fearless and finds the Great Dane little more than hohum.  I will enclose a couple of pics for you.  Thanks so much for handling this fellow so that it is an easy adjustment to a new family. Oh, and thanks for clipping his nails! I know this guy is gonna bring us years of joy.  We will keep you posted with future pics!
Diane and Stacy in Norman, OK



SUZANNE WITH ROCCO
 

TAVEY AND FERGUS

MACAVITY

Dear Dr. Henne,

We have been reading the book from Hill's Science Diet and watching the DVD the past few evenings.  We learned so much that we didn't know about cats and kittens!  Wow!!!  So much great information!  Thank you for including it with everything that you had for us.  You sent us home with a gold mine!We may have introduced the 3 cats too soon, since, according to the DVD - we should wait until all "parties" feel safe and comfortable before progressing on a meeting of cats or cat & dog.  They encouraged allowing the new pet to remain in a safe room for as many days as necessary until they act ready to meet the other animal.  So, we will try to relax a little about this, and encourage each to have her/his safe area a little more than we have been.  I had thought the cats were feeling cooped up when we left one of them in a bedroom.  So wrong! We also learned lots of new games to play with our cats - will be fun!  It's so easy with Macavity - everything is fun in his world.  He even plays with all the toys the other cats have rejected!  He doesn't seem to know his limits - he would play forever, so we make sure he doesn't overdo. Macavity is very active most of the day - we are trying to encourage him to eat more often and take more day time naps so he doesn't run himself out!  He drinks lots of water, we noticed.  He likes the large crate we have fixed up for him to stay in for brief periods during the day - and Jenny (Devon Rex) is very at ease when Macavity is closed in the crate.  She can watch his antics to her heart's content without feeling threatened! Strangely, our household has calmed down since Macavity's arrival!  We wondered if the adult girls are just overwhelmed and depressed about yet another change in their lives.  But, we think not!  We see that the girls are less focused on each other, now.  They have a new interest or aggravation, perhaps :)  So, we sense less tension and aggression overall.  Macavity seems quite entertaining for them.  He's so small, that he doesn't arouse too much defensiveness from them.  It's very nice to see. At the same time, Macavity seems bent on establishing his place in the household.  Yesterday, he jumped way up (5-6") to get into Jenny's litter box and leave his marking there.  He likes to follow Jenny around when she allows it.  Yesterday, he intentionally jumped off of the sofa arm nearly on top of Jenny - scaring all of us!  (I'm embarrassed to say that I screamed - of course, that didn't help anything!)  They were fine.  Dennis is painting the outside of our house this week, so that he can stop in and give brief play time to each cat, and keep an eye on them.  They sure seem to respond to his calm, reassuring approach.  All three of them. 

Thank you again for this wonderfully socialized Macavity!

Ann

WYNSTON (AKA MIKO)

Hi Suzanne,

I just wanted to give you an update on Wynston (aka Miko, but he seems to respond to the name Wynston better). 

He is doing very well!  He is extremely affectionate (he purrs non-stop and follows me around the house) and he sure has a big appetite, like you said!  On day one, he decided to meet the other British shorthair in the house and our friendly dog in person!  Although it was his idea, Wynston was more afraid of the older pets than they were of him!  Nigel, the BSH, follows Wynston around constantly, but Wynston is still a bit afraid of him even though they have been playing together.  He is very, very active (like you said) and he will not nap unless I take him up to his "safe room" and lock him inside alone.  He also cuddles and sleeps with me at night, purring non-stop.  I could not be happier with Wynston - he has surpassed my expectations of the perfect kitten!


Suzanne, thank you again.  You do an exceptional job raising your kitten and it shows!  And thank you again for taking the time to help answer all of my questions.  I hope you have a relaxing holiday weekend!

Amanda Dori

 

CIARAN

Suzanne
Thought you might like to see some pics of Ciaran on his first birthday. He is doing great, very healthy and has become quite the "big" boy. He is an extremely mellow guy who loves to be around people and the whole family just loves him...... big time.

 

 Thanks for our wonderful pet.
Bonnie, Steve and Hope

 

 

 

 

 

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Fiona and Winston
(blue british shorthair and brown tabby straight eared scottish fold)

Hi Suzanne,

Fiona and Winston came safe and sound from their long trip. 

 They are totally cute and adorable. 
 Here are some pictures that Nick took of the kitties last Monday. J

                                                  

 

I checked your Scottish fold and BH websites and I saw pictures of some beautiful new kitties. 

 I wouldn’t mind getting another one but you are too far. 

 

 

Thank you for breeding such beautiful cats!

 

Lita

 

 

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EDGAR

Suzanne

We received the packet in the mail today.  . I have to say again how impressed I am with how he has been adapted to humans. We had some family over for dinner tonight and Edgar stayed with everyone and even hopped up on the lap of people he had not yet met. I was feeding my granddaughter and Edgar wanted up on my lap while I fed her. She squealed with glee but Edgar was fine. He just sat and purred while she finished eating. This is all with him here only 72 hours. His socialization is impressive. Thanks again.

Steve
 

 

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BELLA

Hello!    Ok, does she ever NOT purr?    She is a true bundle of sweetness,

and energy.  She is also ornery, so I am contemplating a name change.

LOL!!!   I will let you know.

 She doesn't have any interest in the dry food at all, but is eating Friskie's.  She cracks me up because when she eats and drinks she is quite loud.  Too funny!

You have done a wonderful job socializing her...  and lastly, she is the most

energetic and playful kitten ever to come in to my household.   :)))

 

 

Janice

 

She is safe and sound in her new home.  She's doing well, very active.

 Thanks for the packet of stuff.

She has done nothing but played since we got home around 6:00 p.m.

Balou is one very PISSED off cat tonight.   He never hisses and he has

tonight - a lot.  I guess time will take care of that, hopefully.   He is acting

like an ass to be quite honest.

What canned food did you say you were feeding Bella?   She hasn't shown

any interest in food yet.  

Talk to you soon!    Oh, Bentley sure is one cute little guy!   And meeting

the Smith's was fun.  Barb is a total cat lady. 

 

Janice

 

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WINSTON

 I am still practicing w/my new iMac and let me know if these pics can be transferred to your web site or do I need to send it as attachment.
I also saw new picture of that beautiful classic silver tabby...Please, let me know when you have Darcy's (?) kittens. I want to be on the waiting list!!!
We have realized that Winston is desperate for company. He tries so hard to play w/the bunny boy. But sadly enough George chases him off. When ever we bring either Mandy or Max to play w/Winston, he's in heaven. Mandy really doesn't care about Winston, but Max chases him around "flips the cat" or Winston checks on Max's tonsils and ends up being soaking wet cat...If the game seems to be too rough, we'll stop it and have little time out. But it is obvious that Winston loves hanging out w/ Max. Sadly enough, we haven't had proper chance to introduce Bruno and Winston, but they seem to have fun game door between them...Winston's paws under the door and Bruno doesn't know what to do w/it.

 

If he makes a move, paws disapear and when he doesn't move Winston is desperate to get him moving forward....figure them out???
Winston does amaze me day to day...I cannot believe how much of a dog he is...he wants to be part of everything. Where ever we are, he is there. Though, he does have his nap time and observes from his cat tree what's going on. And he is like king of the world when on top of the cat tree. So, I do have to admit he has some cat in him.
What I find interesting is how quietly he walks to me when I'm sleeping, BUT he purrs like a storm Also he carefully puts his nose against mine like trying to wake me up gently. This is so cute, put the purring is a give away.
Is this loud purring typical for this breed? Also I have wondered about belly rubs, he loves it. Or would this be something he has learned by being a dog?

Everyone thinks he is just beautiful catdog.

 

 

 

 

 

Actually I just took my pups to the vet and the girls were asking about Winston. They think he is the cutest thing ever. I guess there isn't that many BSHs in this town????/ But like I said, we are really interested in classic silver tabby, little friend for Winston.

( I am actually turning into cat person...) Obviously there is still time be4 you might have cst-litter...just let me know. And while thinking about it, what would you think would be better friend for Winston girl or boy??? I don't know what I need to do or consider when bringing new kitten to Winston's kingdom...W/dogs you start from neutral grounds and then go closer to the home etc. But with cats...do they just accept the new comer?
Well, I am ahead of things...
Anyway, wishing you the family wonderful w/end. Hope to hear from you some time soon.
Cheers, Tarja.

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Hello,

Just wanted to let you know that Bella is doing wonderful.  She is growing very fast and has become best friends with my 10 month old baby, Danielle.  They are inseparable and have an enormous amount of fun. We are having one behavior problem, and I am seeking your advice.  We are having a difficult problem with her jumping on the kitchen countertop.  The water gun does not deter her at all, my husband is threatening to get a scat matte but I prefer a more gentle option.  Do you have any advice or a book that I can read that may help?

Thank You,

Julie Baxter

 

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MAGGIE AND NOEL

Hi Suzanne,

I just thought I would send you a couple pictures and update you on Noel and Maggie. I thought for the first few weeks that we might have made a big mistake getting Maggie as a companion to Noel, but once they became friends, they have been inseparable. We have been delighted by watching their antics and roughhousing. They can play for hours just chasing each other around and ambushing each other. Noel is quite the protector of Maggie and will "chant" for her if she can't find her. Maggie's meow is very tiny so it is helpful to have Noel call her when we can't find her either. They are both quite curious and get locked up in the closet or pantry quite often. They have both experienced falling into a full bathtub and the pool a couple of times when curiosity got the best of them...and are now a little more cautious around water. It is amazing how quickly they can get out and not get entirely wet.

 

Since they have each other, they do very well if we have to leave for a couple of days. They always welcome us back with lots of purring and cuddling though. Noel has gotten quite a bit more loving and has several spots where we can feel free to pet her or comb her. Of course, it is still ALL on her terms. Maggie is quite a lover. She likes being petted and they both enjoy cuddling up with us in bed every night. I just don't know what we did without them.

 

All I can say is thank you again for giving us such a special gift. Life is just more fun with our two precious "girls."

 

--
Susan Rasmussen
Psalm 37:4,5
"Delight thyself also in the Lord; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass."

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 HOLMES AND ELIZABETH

 

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