Tag: Kittens

A bouquet of lilies

Tiger Lily’s kittens are out of the nest and have mastered the litter box at long last. Our normal process is to litter train the kittens while they are still in a very large puppy pen / nest, and once they use a litter box consistently they are free to roam about their room. Lily …

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Five for Tiger Lily!

Tiger Lily gave birth to five lovely kittens on September, 17th, 2024. Mama and the babies are all doing well.  She had a little summer fling down in Connecticut this summer, and this is the happy result. The father, Flint, being somewhat removed from the birthing, is completely oblivious. All of these kittens are reserved. 

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Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Hasenpfeffer Incorporated!

Queen Sara Saturday gave birth two girls (Laverne & Shirley) on April 16th, 2024. Logan, the father, still refuses to take responsibility for them. He should be proud, though, because when these girls were eight weeks old and introduced to the rest of the cattery they adjusted faster than any kittens we have ever seen, …

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Swiss misses and misters

Violet gave birth to five lovely kittens on August 1st, 2023. They are a couple of weeks younger than Tiger Lily’s kids, so they are still in the process of figuring out solid food and the litter box. They are growing like weeds and are VERY active. Logan, the father, had no comment, possibly slowly …

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The strong, silent types

Tiger Lily gave birth to four beautiful kittens on July 17th, 2023. Logan is a first-time father and is happy to confirm that he is, indeed, a fertile turtle. The kittens are doing amazingly. They are playing, climbing, eating solid food, and learned to use the litter box without a hitch. This started out as …

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Love to see them

Starry Night gave birth to three beautiful kittens the evening of February 13th. That’s close enough to use a Valentine/Love theme for their temporary names. They are curious, playful, and a little feisty. They are also very smart! (Of course, our opinion on how smart they are is strongly influenced by how quickly they master …

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Wakey, wakey!

Tiger Lily’s kittens were napping in my seat when I wanted to sit down for lunch, so I had wake them. They were not pleased with me.

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The Windy Litter blows into town

Lilly’s kittens are doing great! They’re eating solid food and easily mastered the litter box. Early on they did some amazing stunts that led to questions like, “How did they get a turd THERE?” Thankfully, they’ve settled into a more normal location. The kittens were born on a windy night, so we decided name them …

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Kittens overnight

Lola gave birth to four kittens on November 25th. They are all growing very fast. Because Lola enjoys making things hard on us, she delivered the first kitten around 11:00PM and took her time between kittens, finishing up around 3:00AM. Lola, as ever, is a very protective mama and gives a low growl when we …

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Early, as usual

Tiger Lily gave birth to three kittens on November 12th (two days early). All are doing well and starting to walk. The last kitten (“Tiny”) was very small and we weren’t sure if she was going to make it, but between supplementing her diet with formula and an attentive mama, she is thriving, if not …

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