Meet Anna
Having been offered a number of kittens that never materialised, we decided to kidnap Anna from the nearby park. Mother and rest of litter conspicuously absent. Difficult to accurately age, still with baby blue eyes, so seemingly quite under weight for her devlopment.
She's instantly toilet trained and munching first stage kitten soft food. Determined to find a nipple on my arm, so assume was still on mother's milk.
Infested with fleas, which after some powder and a bath and prolonged body searches seem to have been defeated.
Cute would be an appropriate description.
Now at the end of November, she's still a kitten, loves to ambush anyone walking by. Loves the sideways walk with ears pricked and also does the cutest flat ears look. Not very bright, daft as a brush, but adorable!.
Don't need to get her spade until Jan/Feb as won't become active until the longer days of spring. Debating whether or not to let her have one litter. A tough call!
Loves a log fire!
Getting nicely toasted in front of the roaring wood burner.
She's a mad cat, will happily run 30ft+ up the walnut and mulberry trees, chasing sparrows and the great tits. Don't think she fully thought this through! The birds just tease her and fly from one side of the tree to the other.
Tom and Jerry
Despite the innocent looks, she's a killer, well, sort of, she's caught 5 mice over the last 4 days, killed 2, the other 3 escaped, she doesn't immobilise them like other cats I've had, the mouse pictured managed to escape,
So far she's had birds, lizards, a snake, door mice and "normal! mice, no effing moles though, useless!
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