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doerscheln says:
Absolutely adorable !!!I hope, too they have a good home together now. How do you call females like the dark one, black with more or less orange in their fur, too ? We call them Schildpattkatze.
doerscheln says:Absolutely adorable !!!I hope, too they have a good home together now. How do you call females like the dark one, black with more or less orange in their fur, too ? We call them Schildpattkatze.
20.10.2015 02:44
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tele_mark says:
Yes, Storm is very important, and has become the central part of the group. Ambercat has a great personality, but he was taken from his mom way too early. If it wasn't for Storm, he'd be a very different cat. Storm tempered him into a well-adjusted cat, in the nick of time.
tele_mark says:Yes, Storm is very important, and has become the central part of the group. Ambercat has a great personality, but he was taken from his mom way too early. If it wasn't for Storm, he'd be a very different cat. Storm tempered him into a well-adjusted cat, in the nick of time.
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tele_mark says:
These were the "Katrina Sisters". They were rescued after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, from New Orleans, and made their way to my area when I lived in Mass. I volunteered to foster them and had the privilege of having them in my home for only 2 weeks, in which time they totally took over the place. I might've taken then forever, but Daisy would have none of it, so I very sadly gave them back to to the shelter 2 weeks later. This is a true orange girl, and they were a team to be reckoned with! I hope they made out well and got to stay together.
tele_mark says:These were the "Katrina Sisters". They were rescued after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, from New Orleans, and made their way to my area when I lived in Mass. I volunteered to foster them and had the privilege of having them in my home for only 2 weeks, in which time they totally took over the place. I might've taken then forever, but Daisy would have none of it, so I very sadly gave them back to to the shelter 2 weeks later. This is a true orange girl, and they were a team to be reckoned with! I hope they made out well and got to stay together.
