Kirsten, your photographs are stunning. You have the eye of a real artist. Lily is, of course, adorable as always. I can't wait to see pictures of her and Luna together.
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Kirsten, your photographs are stunning. You have the eye of a real artist. Lily is, of course, adorable as always. I can't wait to see pictures of her and Luna together.
Last edited by Steffi N; 07-23-2003 at 06:00 PM.
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Hayley and Mandy's Mom
Your pictures are wonderful. I really have to get myself a digital camera. On my christmas list for sure.
Rosemary, Hayley & Mandy
Our little angel.
"A kitten is a rosebud in the garden of the Animal Kingdom"
-Robert Southey
Pillar, crumbling
I agree with everyone: you are a photographer -not just a person taking snapshots.
And Lily: how cute she is, whether active or tired. Grace in purrson
I think 10 weeks would be very fine for her to move
Mad Cat Lady (dogs ok)
Bastet and I both want a LILLY!
"A cat cannot see directly under its nose. This is why the cat cannot seem to find tidbits on the floor."
Luvs Kats
I love the first pic!!!! She is so adorable
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Camp Director
Such nice shots!
By the way, God made kittens, puppies and babies cute and soft so they would bond easily with their human buddies. For those folks who didn't kiss and cuddle and guide their little ones, they end up with pets like....well, like Ti. Good thing Ti is a cat and not a child!
When will you get Lily to bring her home?
L,
SAS
P. S. I re-read the earlier posts and now know when you plan to get Lily. By the way, it is my understanding that the longer the kitten stays with it's mother, the better off they are.....12-16 weeks is usually what is mentioned. Earlier, well, some folks actually spay and neuter their pets when they are young.....weeks old....I cannot imagine that.....
I really think she will adjust to being inside - kittens have very short memories!
Tinky and Jupiter's mommy
I think we will have to nickname Lily....... Lily-tongue....
She is the CUTEST!!!!
I just love her.... next time you see her give her a kiss for me please!!
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Oh, she is absolutely beautiful. I just love them when they are that small.
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Could there actually be someone on this earth who DOESN'T like to see Lily????? I can't imagine! She is the cutest and I echo the admiration of others for your photography skills!
Molly's mom, too!
She is so precious! I love the sleepy picture with her arms outstretched. What an angel!
Oreo and Molly
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Lily has such a sweet and cute little kitten face!!!!! I just want to kiss her!!!!
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What a gorgeous little girl!! I love those pictures, they are beautiful...
...RIP, our sweet Gini...
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Lily is beautiful!
owned by Luna and Lily
Thanks for visiting my photo page and for your nice comments about it!
And of course also for all the sweet words about Lily.
Barbara, she has a very good relationship with her kitty mommy and she still suckles.
sas, I originally have planned to leave her 12 weeks with her mommy, but meanwhile I would like to get her earlier. Not only because she is so cute, but I've found out the place where she lives now has so many dangers for kittens. Everything from tilted windows and balconies without a net, dogs, the outside... (Lily and her brother already play in the neighbor's garden where is a pond...). All these things are giving me nightmares already and I'm very worried something will happen to her before I bring her home..
Kirsten
Feral Cat Rescuer
I would get her now! She'll survive much better without her mother than the dangers you described!
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a full management plan in which stray and feral cats already living outdoors in cities, towns, and rural areas are humanely trapped, then evaluated, vaccinated, and sterilized by veterinarians. Kittens and tame cats are adopted into good homes. Healthy adult cats too wild to be adopted are returned to their familiar habitat under the lifelong care of volunteers
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