Arizona is the only late introduction
Tuck is short for Kentucky and Cali is short for California. So, with the exception of Gus (Augusta), states still rule here.
Tuck has very odd markings, according to the vet that saw him. They were stunned to learn he was male. I know nothing about Tabbys, other than the 'm' on the forehead. Tuck is strippy on the topside but spotty on the underside. I haven't a clue if that is normal or not. He goes to the vet tomorrow for his second shots and I want a knot on his leg checked out.
Cali is a feisty girl. She ate a piece of waffle yesterday morning, some bday cake this evening, and is stalking J's applesauce right now.
I am at 8 kitties right now: Allie and Dakky are 9, Minnie is 7, Monte is 6 next month, Gussers is 5, Ari is 2 and the kittens are 2.5 months. LOL, it is a lot of cats, and I LOVE it!
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Arizona sure is gorgeous and the kittens are little cutie pies.
Yes, sometimes tabbies will also have spots. My Sunny is an Aby/Tabby and he has spots on his belly. My Ziggy has the "M" on her forehead but she also has spots on her body and stripes on her one dark front leg. I never noticed her spots until she had a lion cut. I'm sure the kittens will keep you very busy. Good luck.
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