Well, now you know about Billie (who, incidently, has her own Blog!), so here is a bit about the rest!
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Annie....my princess! She is Billies grand-daughter, and couldn't be more different (apart from the colour, that is). Her long coat comes from her fathers side...he was a long-hair black bengal. Annie was named after my Grandmother's cat, who was very similar.You'd have to go a long way to find a more loving girl...she positively DEMANDS her cuddles, announcing her approach from afar with loud chirruping, and running up onto my shoulder! What a darling. Annie was also a wonderful mother...even taking on kittens from my other mum, Verity...who was just plain lazy!!
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Kia, a lovely chocolate-point siamese, and my only queen now, as the others have all been speyed.She was so tiny when I first brought her home, and wouldn't eat. Such a worry, but Annie came to the rescue, and suckled her with her own, much smaller babies! Kia is moody...sometimes wanting attention, and sometimes running off when I call to her. But, if I ignore her for too long, she SHOUTS at me, in the way only a siamese can! She is also an appalling thief...especially chocolates! I once discovered the mangled wrappers of at least 20 soft-center Quality Street hidden under the sofa.....and several hard-centers abandoned in the display dish, with little cat tooth-marks in them!!!(I feel the same way about hard centers!) Kia does produce beautiful kittens, though, so she is forgiven!
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Annie....my princess! She is Billies grand-daughter, and couldn't be more different (apart from the colour, that is). Her long coat comes from her fathers side...he was a long-hair black bengal. Annie was named after my Grandmother's cat, who was very similar.You'd have to go a long way to find a more loving girl...she positively DEMANDS her cuddles, announcing her approach from afar with loud chirruping, and running up onto my shoulder! What a darling. Annie was also a wonderful mother...even taking on kittens from my other mum, Verity...who was just plain lazy!!
Kia, a lovely chocolate-point siamese, and my only queen now, as the others have all been speyed.She was so tiny when I first brought her home, and wouldn't eat. Such a worry, but Annie came to the rescue, and suckled her with her own, much smaller babies! Kia is moody...sometimes wanting attention, and sometimes running off when I call to her. But, if I ignore her for too long, she SHOUTS at me, in the way only a siamese can! She is also an appalling thief...especially chocolates! I once discovered the mangled wrappers of at least 20 soft-center Quality Street hidden under the sofa.....and several hard-centers abandoned in the display dish, with little cat tooth-marks in them!!!(I feel the same way about hard centers!) Kia does produce beautiful kittens, though, so she is forgiven!
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