Donovan and Josie

This is Donovan (top) and Josie. They're both available for adoption. My fiance's mother gave us this cat thing because Joseph's family's cat won't use it. And mine all seem to love it. It's about 2 or 2.5 feet tall, with 2 little caves in it. My cats are all taking turns hanging out in various places on it. The fave spots are the top and the top cave (shown in use here.)

They're both sweethearts. Josie is incredibly soft, and Donovan is big and playful.

Abby

This is sweet, sweet Abby, on my 6 year old sister's panda Pillow Pet, covered up with my sister's jacket. She is pretty much solid black (a few white hairs here and there), which makes her features difficult to photograph, but she does have features. LOL. She is such a sweetie, a snuggler, playful, and incredibly tolerant. She's a very chill cat, who loves to play. She's about a year and a half old, and I've had her since she was 6 weeks old. As a black cat, and no longer a kitten, she is frequently looked over as people look for the newest addition to their family.

I'll be very sad when she gets adopted, having had her around for over a year now, but I just keep hoping that someone out there is looking for this cat for their family, and just doesn't know it yet. She's a real sweetie, kinda floppy, very loving, and vocal at times (on her own terms). She has the prettiest yellow-green eyes and very shiny fur. She's very loving towards the other cats, particularly the younger ones. Too bad the older cats don't always share her happy go-lucky attitude and aren't always quite as nice back. But that can be cats for you. lol

Chandler

Remember baby Chandler? Our little fluffball?

Well, this is Chandler now. He's gotten sooooo big!

The email from his Mama:

Just wanted to give you an update on Chandler. He is quite the kitty, charming and devilish. You would hardly recognize him, he's grown so much. He doesn't speak human yet. "No!" and "Get out of there!" barely registers. He has a girl kitty companion named Ginger. They tear around the house like mad kitty when the crazies descend. My older kitties are appalled by all the energy and try to stay out of the way.

He's doing so great. It's so awesome to see my babies doing well.

Mac

Some of you may remember Mac from May 2009. He was one of 4 in my first ever litter of foster kittens, with his sisters, Nuala, Keely, and Molly. He was also my first adoption, so it was, understandably, a little difficult. However, I am friends with his parents on facebook so I get to see cute pictures pretty regularly. This shot is from February, but it just seems completely Mac to me. Such as Mac thing to do, lol. It's great to see him doing so well.

Bella

Bella (formerly known as Jasper in some posts) is doing quite well in her new home as you can see. She has a 5 year old mama who is quite enamored with her, and she is obviously doing quite well. It's always awesome to see my babies doing well in their new homes.

New Kittens

Josie, one of my two sweet, adorable tortoiseshells

Annabelle, her sister

Sweet, sweet baby Harley, my snuggle-bug

Luna, our Siamese mix

Enya, our lovey gray tabby with an orange "flame" on her forehead

Donovan, my lone boy. Our pretty buff boy (my dad calls him "Blondie")

All of my last crew got adopted quickly, and this is my new crew. Josie, Annabelle, Enya, Harley, Luna, and Donovan. All a bunch of sweethearts who like to snuggle. They're around 9 weeks old, if I'm remembering right. 5 girls, and 1 lone boy. There seems to be a real shortage of boys this year, bunches of girls and very few boys. Odd.

Shannon also got adopted a few weekends ago, so my sweet Shan now has a good home with people who love her, and no other kitties.

Update on Ducky and Gibbs

Squeak (Ducky) and Smudge (Gibbs)

OMG, They've grown up!
From their mama:

Smudge is vying for my attention and trying to help me type this note while purring loudly. Squeak is lying in the window, trying to take in the last of the smells before I close things down. They were watching me mow and work in the yard just before I took that photo. They want to go outside but DO NOT like their leashes. I won't let them out otherwise. They remain adorable.


Oh, and all of my litter of 6 are spoken for, except Sophie. And she has lots of people looking at her.