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Wolfy and Bear: The two little dark kittens in the pictures turned
out to be all black after all and are males. Their names are Wolfy
and Bear and they now belong to my son and daughter who live three
miles from us. They come to visit us and their mommy often and love
the car ride.
Grace Slick: The tiger stripe kitten earned the named Grace Slick for
her fabulous vocal abilities; she lives with a Diane, a friend of
mine from work and her two cats and a dog. She's the dog's best
friend now, and they are inseparable.
Tommy and Elmo: The two "twins" turned out to not be twins
at all as they grew older but went to a home together where they have
an eight-year-old boy they absolutely adore and a little girl who dresses
them up in doll clothes and rides them in her buggy. Brenda, the
kids' Gramma, says the kittens never scratch or bite and love kisses.
Mookie: Mookie, the tiniest of the litter, went to another good
friend of mine Linda. She has two other Persian kitty friends. Mookie
also turned out solid black like her mommy and is very vocal. She
kept her baby name of Mookie because they thought it suited her.
Linda marvels at how sleek, long and lean Mookie is compared to the
Persians.
Silky: And that leaves Silky, the firstborn. We kept her till last so
Scarlett wouldn't suffer too badly from losing her kittens and as it
turned out we teased fate just a little too long and my husband fell
in love with her. So, she's kitty number four here at our house.
Back to Scarlett's page.
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