
We took them early-six weeks-when eight weeks is the vet-recommended age for kittens to leave Mama. But both their Mamas, semi-feral cats of Siamese ancestry on Harkers Island, were already leaving their broods, a combined mega-litter of twelve kittens, to go off and be, well, cats. A kindly couple corralled all the kittens, fed them, and socialized them. The vet was impressed. No worms, fleas, or ear mites.

We chose Gipsy, brown mackerel tabby, and Earl Grey, Blue Point Siamese-ish coloring. Getting two kittens was the right thing to do. They play together all day long. Gipsy was born May 20th and is a Taurus. Earl's birthday is May 22 and he's a Pisces.
While Gipsy's stripes will get more prominent and her eyes turn gold, Earl will always be a blue-eyed cat. Just like his Uncle Edward. Unc's full name is Edward Parsley Marshall and he lives with my niece
9 comments:
I have kitten envy big time!
I know what that's like! I swore, "No more cats-" and when the notion struck, it came on hard. They just make me smile.
They're beautiful!
At least Rod didn't have the tv control in his hand.
Oh, so gorgeous... and I love their names. Two cats definitely better than one, as they entertain each other.
When you change the channel, does Rod wake up and say, "Hey, I was watching that!"
The kittens are darling, I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time with them, but watch out for Earl. He's actually a Gemini. According to Wikipedia, April 19-May 20 - Taurus; May 20-June 21 - Gemini.
Yep, you're right--Earls a Gemini. They're supposed to be rather flighty and he's totally living up to that trait.
It's easy to forget what fun and games kittens are - and sometimes what a pain in the neck!!!!!!!!
Continue to enjoy and share pics.
Two kittens are much easier than one. They entertain each other, and entertain you as you watch. I also was envious, but my big guys do just fine. They also make great pattern weights-not!
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