Here are some new (and improved) pics of the blue-eyed beauty, now named Antoinette, I trapped in my feral colony on Sat. Was able to spend a little time with her at the rescue tonight and she truly is as sweet as she is beautiful. Talks a lot too.
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Introducing Antoinette
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Wow she is stunning!
I wonder if her family has lost her? I hope she can find a permanent home soon, with looks like that I'm sure she won't have a problem!
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We wondered that too and she was scanned for a microchip, but didn't have any. Also, she wasn't fixed, has a bite wound and had obviously been on her for a while, so who knows where she came from. She's in good hands now, though.Originally Posted by CruiserMaiden
Wow she is stunning!I wonder if her family has lost her? I hope she can find a permanent home soon, with looks like that I'm sure she won't have a problem!
Look at that adorable face!
She is one lucky kitty, and I'm sure she'll be in her furrever home soon!
Antoinette is truly gorgeous and worthy of her name! So glad you trapped her, have her in rescue and hopefully on the road to a new forever home!
I am in love with Antoinette. Since I know you're not that far from Cleveland...no, I shouldn't even go there. But, she's something special and I'd adopt her in a heartbeat if I could. But, I can't. Oh, how I wish I could.
She looks almost exactly like my RB kitty, my soulmate kitty, Opal. I'm just, I don't even think I can type anymore. Thank God you trapped her and were able to get her into safe, loving hands.
I'm...I don't even know...
There's something about her. I'll leave it at that.
She looks almost exactly like my RB kitty, my soulmate kitty, Opal. I'm just, I don't even think I can type anymore. Thank God you trapped her and were able to get her into safe, loving hands.
I'm...I don't even know...
There's something about her. I'll leave it at that.
She's VERY lovely!! What a doll-baby!! Love that third pic--it looks like she a talker. I'm glad you're looking out for her.
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Opal sounds like she was a very special girl.
Antoinette is beautiful! I hope she'll find a special family soon!
Oh my goodness, I want her!
She is so beautiful!
What a lovely girl she is! I can understand you taking to her like you have!!
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Oh my....
Antoinette is gorgeous.
She will have a loving home in no time.
Bravo Eileen
Antoinette is gorgeous.
She will have a loving home in no time.
Bravo Eileen
She is beautiful! I love the photo of het talking and showing off her pearlies
She seems to be a petite girl.
Marina
She seems to be a petite girl.
Marina
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Yes, she's definitely a chatty girl and is quite petite. Vet puts her at about a year old, but she's more the size of any older kitten.Originally Posted by LoveWhiskers
She is beautiful! I love the photo of het talking and showing off her pearlies
She seems to be a petite girl.
Marina
I second that. Man... what I wouldn't give to be able to get a third cat....Originally Posted by Kailie
Oh my goodness, I want her!She is so beautiful!
Someone will see her and know she belongs with them. Lovely surprise in the trap... just lovely.Originally Posted by xocats
Oh my....
Antoinette is gorgeous.
She will have a loving home in no time.
Bravo Eileen
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So, I just showed Antoinette's pics to a guy I work with and he says she looks like a rat.
Not a cat person, obviously.
A rat????? I think he needs glasses. Antoinette is simply beautiful. She will find her forever home soon, I am sure of it.Originally Posted by eilcon
So, I just showed Antoinette's pics to a guy I work with and he says she looks like a rat.Not a cat person, obviously.
What a bozo!
Originally Posted by eilcon
So, I just showed Antoinette's pics to a guy I work with and he says she looks like a rat.Not a cat person, obviously.
