Hi Cathy,
Here are some new pictures of Maggie. I can't believe she turned 4 last month. It seems like we just got her. She is doing great and she is still sassy. Oh, she is still the boss to. She has us all waiting on her. Thanks so much for letting us have her, we don't know what we would do without her.

Thanks,
Joe, Connie and Sue

Dear Mom Cathy,

I'm having a great time at my new home! There's lot of fun things to do and I am always exploring something. My new sister is pretty good. We hissed at each other for a couple of days but we get along great now. I let her pounce on me cuz I'm bigger and older. She thinks she is real tough. I have lots of great places to take naps. My favorite is in the sun by the back door. I snuggle with my new dad a lot. The big bed is great and I let everyone share it with me. Thanks for letting me come live here! I'll write again soon.

Love,
Cobby

Hi Cathy,

I was out walking around my yard yesterday and thought you might get a hoot out of handsome I am wearing my DOG harness!! I walk all over and even get my toes in the water! (My mama says you can put me on your website if you want new pictures!)

Andy (and Marianne)

Hi Cathy-

We got a pair of kittens from you, siblings out of Mr. X and Poly Anna, born Feb 14 2009. We thought maybe you'd like to see them at 7 months.

We named the male Loki and the female Gwennie. They breezed through their neuter and spay surgeries with ease. They are fun, bouncy and full of mischief. Our existing cat Grendel has adjusted pretty well.

We hope Loki gets more fur! His ruff is coming in, we hope it
increases. Gwennie remains cute as a button. Her eyes got more of Mr X's copper, and she is fuzzier. Loki's eyes look standard yellow green and his coat is smoother. At 7 months Loki is about 13 lbs. Gwennie is about 10 lbs. Both are very silky-soft to the touch, our veterinarian even commented on it.

I hope all has been going well with your latest litters.

Susan and Bob

Attached is a picture of Rylee on a silver platter. She has declared that anything in the house can be used as either a cat toy or a cat bed. (The platter was assumed to be a cat bed.) What's more, all boxes, bags and cupboards must be entered. You're welcome to put the picture on the Past Buyers page of your site if you like.

She is growing and maturing week by week. If personality is heritable, we both think you missed the boat by not breeding her further. What a loving, happy, energetic, cuddlesome scamp! She loves sleeping with us, and I've even woken in the night with her hugging my head between her paws. She turns into a puddle of cat pleasure on being brushed or massaged, and loves showing off to company, and chasing anything, and, we're pretty sure, playing deliberate pranks.

Clearly she was raised right since kittenhood. Thank you so much.

Alan & Abby

Hi Cathy....It's been about a month, and I thought you would like to hear about how Izzy is doing. I'm attaching a few new photos...she looks about the same..just a little bigger. She still has her "baby" fur and looks.

She is a wonderful little beast!! At first, the three other cats hissed and growled...that's just about over and they "tollerate" her, but she never had a problem with their reactions...only wanted to make contact with them. Right from the get-go, she took over the house and was all over the place as if she had been there all along. She has a great personality, and loves to be with us...something the other cats resented, but have adjusted to. She is, of course, very playful and seems to like to take our mechanical pencils to chew on and knock around on the floor.

Anyway, we just love her and thank you very much for making her a part of our family!!

Regards, Peter (and Rossie)