3-19-23 Kittens!

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We have kittens! This is just a super-quick post to let those of you not on social media know that kittens were born last evening. We have four of them – one calico, one house panther (all black), one tortie, and one black and white tuxie. The calico and tortie are girls, of course, and I think the other two are boys (Fred will have a look later.)

They are a beautiful, wiggly, healthy bunch, and everyone is doing great. Daisy has eaten, oversaw my changing of the soaked bedding, and now is curled up with the babies.

More tomorrow, of course!

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Previously
2022: No entry.
2021: Polydactyls we have known.
2020: Alejandro relives his birthing experience.
2019: Tiny Mary, Tiny Basket.
2018: (Please note Oksana reclining in the middle of the pile like the Queen of Sheba.)
2017: No entry.
2016: No entry.
2015: A++ on the outrage display, Mary!
2014: You were wanting to see his bits, weren’t you?
2013: Meet the Royals!
2012: They certainly do love their mama.
2011: No entry.
2010: Meet the Bookworms. (Psst! This is Corbie’s litter!)
2009: No entry.
2008: No entry.
2007: Moving into Crooked Acres.
2006: No entry.
2005: No entry.

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3-19-23 Kittens! — 9 Comments

  1. Congrats to Daisy! Glad to see there’s a calico and tortie in the group. There will be more ‘tude than the foster room can handle! 😉

  2. Well done, Daisy – but the look on your face in the picture seems like you are counting the days until these mites will be ready to be adopted! Don’t worry – Robyn will keep pampering you and will find you a perfect home, too!

  3. As I said on twitter, eeeeeee kittens! 😀

    I’m holding out hope for a surprise, super special rarity of a male calico or tortie… but I’ll also be delighted with tricolor girls. I already am! And a tuxie and a house panther, squee!

  4. Daisy politely waited until Lincoln and Lilly were adopted, and then she was like, “Here you go, this house is ready for more kittens.” So thoughtful.

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