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I think they're all going to be fine; people in my AR group would cut off an arm before hurting an animal.
The little gray girl is such an adorable *person*; she's just a person, and looks at me with such love. I'm going to make sure she has a long, happy, loved, life. I wish I could do that for all the animals in the world, but unfortunately I can't. At least I can love two.
She has blue eyes. I know someone said that would change, but I wonder. She's the strangest color; I don't think I've ever seen a cat that's gray like that, white and gray. She has a dab of orange on one of her ears.
Got "Da Bird" and she loves it. Edward is so kindly and patient, just like I knew he would be. How interesting that they have their own little personalities.
I live in a city where a science department at the university was caught, taking stray cats off the streets and experimenting on them. An AR group (not mine), broke in and rescued the cats. This was years ago, but also happened at a university (UC Davis) where I lived, years ago. How anyone could do that to an animal is beyond my understanding. They should all reside in the lower corner of hell, as far as I am concerned. But you can't let the cats live outside; it's just too dangerous.
She is so pretty. I guess she is a (very) dilute calico? I don't think I've seen any as kittens, but I know one of my cats who has flame point coloring has darkened as he got older, so maybe in a couple of years she'll be slightly darker, like this
She is so pretty. I guess she is a (very) dilute calico? I don't think I've seen any as kittens, but I know one of my cats who has flame point coloring has darkened as he got older, so maybe in a couple of years she'll be slightly darker, like this
How interesting that they have their own little personalities.
Yes, these beautiful little animals do have very different distinct personalities. I love that about them. It makes them so interesting and so lovable. Our four are all very different.
She is so pretty. I guess she is a (very) dilute calico? I don't think I've seen any as kittens, but I know one of my cats who has flame point coloring has darkened as he got older, so maybe in a couple of years she'll be slightly darker, like this
My flame-point mix rescue was almost white with pale orange ears, face and tail when I adopted him from Petco at 4.5 months old. As time passed he showed very pale orange stripes and his body turned cream color. His eyes are blue. We think he's beautiful. Zephyr was light gray with dark stripes and spots. Now she's so dark gray her stripes and spots are hard to see.
My flame-point mix rescue was almost white with pale orange ears, face and tail when I adopted him from Petco at 4.5 months old. As time passed he showed very pale orange stripes and his body turned cream color. His eyes are blue. We think he's beautiful. Zephyr was light gray with dark stripes and spots. Now she's so dark gray her stripes and spots are hard to see.
Yes, mine started just like yours and he now has a light orange wash all over his back. I think ParallelJJCat once explained something about color changes in cats, and it had to do with temperature, but I really can't remember what it was.
That's great that you've found good homes for the kittens (including the one you're keeping! ). You're going to have to work harder to become a crazy cat lady.
That's great that you've found good homes for the kittens (including the one you're keeping! ). You're going to have to work harder to become a crazy cat lady.
I've got the crazy part down, anyway.
Just posted a photo of Sissy with the blue eyes, on a separate thread.
You must have a lot of extra income...to have all cats vetted with shots and pay for fixing that group. That is going to be an outlay of major cash. Even if you do the cheap route, the Humane Society here charges $50 for cat shots and fix. For one cat.
I took Jasper in awhile back for a healthy cat check up, and he was chipped, it cost about $120.
You must have a lot of extra income...to have all cats vetted with shots and pay for fixing that group. That is going to be an outlay of major cash. Even if you do the cheap route, the Humane Society here charges $50 for cat shots and fix. For one cat.
I took Jasper in awhile back for a healthy cat check up, and he was chipped, it cost about $120.
Good luck. I also suggest getting a Dyson vacuum.
You didn't read all the way through the thread; I found homes for all of them but one. It would have been around $1K, though--I checked. That was not an issue.
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Our four are all very different.
Zephyr was light gray with dark stripes and spots. Now she's so dark gray her stripes and spots are hard to see.
