When I was living with my parents in NY my indoor only cat suddenly became an indoor/outdoor cat because no one but me seemed to remember to keep him inside. Sadly he went missing and was found dead under one of my neighbor's trees a few weeks later. As heartbroken as I was God truly did open a window for me. The same family that had found my Shadow were raising a family of kittens who's mother had been injured and couldn't care for them. We were able to bring all 5 of them to our house to play with and by the end of the day I decided to keep 2 and my older sister went home with one! The loss of Shadow provided 3 cats with new loving families.
This is the first photo I took of PawPaw (the one on the left) and her brother Jordan.

When I moved from NY to TX I left these two in the care of my parents because after a year together my family was much too in love with them to part with them, even for me.
Jordan

PawPaw

A little over 2 years after adopting them, the kittens we had such a tough time telling apart are so incredibly different in size. Jordan is now a 14 pound beefcake and PawPaw is a petite 6 pounder.
Unfortunately my family did not get PawPaw and Jordan spayed/neutered in time and Chloe and Gracie were the result:

(PawPaw is the top Gray and White kitty...although it's amazing how much little Gracie looks just like her).
When I moved to TX I was determined to get any colored cat except gray and white because I didn't want to replace PawPaw and Jordan. I wanted a new kitty that was completely different. But of course I fell in love with a brother/sister pair at the Austin SPCA and Cali and Chase came home with us a few days later...

(Cali's doing the licking).
The minute I spotted Chase I was in love and I've been smitten ever since.

(As smug and adorable as ever).
Gray kitties...there is no cure!
This is the first photo I took of PawPaw (the one on the left) and her brother Jordan.

When I moved from NY to TX I left these two in the care of my parents because after a year together my family was much too in love with them to part with them, even for me.
Jordan

PawPaw

A little over 2 years after adopting them, the kittens we had such a tough time telling apart are so incredibly different in size. Jordan is now a 14 pound beefcake and PawPaw is a petite 6 pounder.
Unfortunately my family did not get PawPaw and Jordan spayed/neutered in time and Chloe and Gracie were the result:

(PawPaw is the top Gray and White kitty...although it's amazing how much little Gracie looks just like her).
When I moved to TX I was determined to get any colored cat except gray and white because I didn't want to replace PawPaw and Jordan. I wanted a new kitty that was completely different. But of course I fell in love with a brother/sister pair at the Austin SPCA and Cali and Chase came home with us a few days later...

(Cali's doing the licking).
The minute I spotted Chase I was in love and I've been smitten ever since.

(As smug and adorable as ever).
Gray kitties...there is no cure!







Love your pics. Your kitties are beautiful!
, the gray one is just
gorgeous








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Chris, Lizbeth looks soooo cute and cuddly! 















