Picture Thread for NH (2011, retiring, snakes)

[JFRRACING]

OK, here is are new baby.. this is the newest edition to our family.. we just picked him up today...

[Suzet2262]

Awww JFR, the kitten is just precious!!! I swear (yes again..lol) you love cats more than I do. That says a lot, cuz kitties are my thing.

[nicolem]

Beautiful kitty JFRRACING. Enjoy the craziness and love of a new kitty. He looks wild!
Nicolem

[DareToDream]

JFR - what a cute little baby - what's his/her name?

[Valerie C]

JFR, that's a beautiful kitten! I see some little tufties in those ears--looks like he or she might have a bit of Maine Coon Does he or she have a name yet?? Maybe we all can give you some ideas!!!

[WannaComeHome]

awwwww! how adorable!! 4weeks old? I never seem to get my kitties that young , if you get one of the bigger breeds from a breeder ('Coons, 'Wegies..) they all want to keep them until 8weeks for better assimilation and growth. Still cute, but I do miss the fuzzball stage.

Looks like this one's gonna be a little trouble-maker - just what you need to keep you (and all the older cats) in line!

So as Valerie asked... what's the little one's name???

[lisa g]

OOOH, that's a *nice* kitten, JFR!!! I'd have picked him too! What a lucky kitty, he's going to be totally spoiled

[JFRRACING]

Originally Posted by Suzet2262

Awww JFR, the kitten is just precious!!! I swear (yes again..lol) you love cats more than I do. That says a lot, cuz kitties are my thing.

Originally Posted by nicolem

Beautiful kitty JFRRACING. Enjoy the craziness and love of a new kitty. He looks wild!
Nicolem

Originally Posted by DareToDream

JFR - what a cute little baby - what's his/her name?

Originally Posted by Valerie C

JFR, that's a beautiful kitten! I see some little tufties in those ears--looks like he or she might have a bit of Maine Coon Does he or she have a name yet?? Maybe we all can give you some ideas!!!

Originally Posted by WannaComeHome

awwwww! how adorable!! 4weeks old? I never seem to get my kitties that young , if you get one of the bigger breeds from a breeder ('Coons, 'Wegies..) they all want to keep them until 8weeks for better assimilation and growth. Still cute, but I do miss the fuzzball stage.

Looks like this one's gonna be a little trouble-maker - just what you need to keep you (and all the older cats) in line!

So as Valerie asked... what's the little one's name???

Originally Posted by lisa g

OOOH, that's a *nice* kitten, JFR!!! I'd have picked him too! What a lucky kitty, he's going to be totally spoiled

to answer your questions , does he have a name. yes DW named him tigger.. he is a little trouble maker.. it was funny cause three of our other cat's kept hissing when he got near them.. needless to say i didn't get much sleep last night and i was up at 6 am...lol... yes we were told he was 4 to 6 weeks old.
yes he is very fuzzy and he has long hair. we think we might get one more in the next 6 months or so and that will be it, i hope..lol....8 is enough....lol...here are a couple more pic's when he finaly fell asleep...lol....

[Valerie C]

Wow, you better treasure those "still pictures" of Tigger because I bet he's not still for long! GREAT name BTW, it really fits him.

T-I-double g-errrrrrr


He looks like he's at least 6 weeks old, maybe closer to 7. A 4-week old will typically have a bit of blue haze to their eyes, and aren't quite "up" on their legs yet (they walk and play, but muscle tone is still very soft, they topple over when they try to pounce and play. Pretty funny stuff!).

Tigger's ear set looks well-developed, and he's up on his hind legs and batting at things accurately. These are things that a typical 7-8 weekster will do. We used to do a lot of fostering at the animal hospital I worked at, because it also served as the "dog pound" for 2 towns. Looking at Tigger, he's for sure old enough to go to live at his Forever Home

He is a cutie for sure--we expect to see weekly pictures!!

[JFRRACING]

Originally Posted by Valerie C

Wow, you better treasure those "still pictures" of Tigger because I bet he's not still for long! GREAT name BTW, it really fits him.

T-I-double g-errrrrrr


He looks like he's at least 6 weeks old, maybe closer to 7. A 4-week old will typically have a bit of blue haze to their eyes, and aren't quite "up" on their legs yet (they walk and play, but muscle tone is still very soft, they topple over when they try to pounce and play. Pretty funny stuff!).

Tigger's ear set looks well-developed, and he's up on his hind legs and batting at things accurately. These are things that a typical 7-8 weekster will do. We used to do a lot of fostering at the animal hospital I worked at, because it also served as the "dog pound" for 2 towns. Looking at Tigger, he's for sure old enough to go to live at his Forever Home

He is a cutie for sure--we expect to see weekly pictures!!

yeah val, we tried the fostering thing..lol... we did that with peanut when he was 2weeks old dw had to bottle feed him becuase he had no mommy.. that only lasted till he was old enough to adopt and 3 years later he's still here...lol
i took these this morning after he woke me up at 6 am hhe decides he's going to bed...lol..