Hello,
I'm a new kitten, almost a cat (7 months), on the block. My owner (or how you say) will speak for me now. Hi, I'm peter. This cat is bought from an owner, family, that has one kid who is alergic to cats. So I saw this cat on a website like eBay an thought it was cute. So I bought that cat. Her name was Elsa, but as I knew an Italian cat that I liked very much and was named Gloria, and this cat's mother's name was Gloria - I named her Gloria Elsa. GE's mother (100% Burmese) live in the South of Sweden, and once she visited the neighbour's cat (75% Burmese) and there was love! So that was the beginning of EG's Life. I like EG so much. She is very polite with her box. A clean cat. Perhaps she is a Little bit spoiled. Anyway, I didn't know almost anything about cats, but now I am convinced that EG is not a Burmese, she is a Bombay breed - not 100% Bombay.
By for now. Any comments are most welcome.
BR, Peter
I'm a new kitten, almost a cat (7 months), on the block. My owner (or how you say) will speak for me now. Hi, I'm peter. This cat is bought from an owner, family, that has one kid who is alergic to cats. So I saw this cat on a website like eBay an thought it was cute. So I bought that cat. Her name was Elsa, but as I knew an Italian cat that I liked very much and was named Gloria, and this cat's mother's name was Gloria - I named her Gloria Elsa. GE's mother (100% Burmese) live in the South of Sweden, and once she visited the neighbour's cat (75% Burmese) and there was love! So that was the beginning of EG's Life. I like EG so much. She is very polite with her box. A clean cat. Perhaps she is a Little bit spoiled. Anyway, I didn't know almost anything about cats, but now I am convinced that EG is not a Burmese, she is a Bombay breed - not 100% Bombay.
By for now. Any comments are most welcome.
BR, Peter