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Yes...but I see I put their picture in the wrong thread. As I said I am new to this. Can you move this to the picture thread???
 
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Yes. They are so precious to me. Phoebe is a Lynx Point. She will be 14 on Febuary 26th. Sadie is a Seal Point and she will be 11 on March 7th. The Tortie is Baby, a feral kitten I took from a wood pile the first week of October. I think she was 3 or 4 weeks old as I had to bottle feed her. I was unable to catch her littermates. Their Momma moved them. She has bonded to me. No litterbox problems at all. She is my sewing kitty.
I think I am getting the hang of this computer stuff!
 

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How wonderful of you taking the Baby in and given her a new furrever home . Your baby is very beautiful
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You are doing good with the computer and when you get the hang of it it will be even more easy to use . belive me I know what I talk about , it took me for ever to learn that stuff and still don't know every thing . It is just not my thing the pc world , but am glad that I get around .But the funny thing is that my dear friend Mary teach me how to use it about 3 years ago . When she learnt it herself she was only 64 years young
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It breaks my heart to know there are so many cats left to fend for themselves. I have a wonderful hubby who simply sighs and lets me gather them in. I think I am feeding five or six ferals in the neighborhood. But my inside kitties are little people with their own purrsonalities and quirks. Phoebe falls over and plays dead when you shoot her with your finger. And she is the sweetest kitty. Totally trusting.
Sadie tries to be a real good cat but she was rescued by me because she bites humans and had no respect for them. I feel she was totally mistreated as a kitten. I got her at 6 months of age. We call her "SadieMasoKitten". She cannot be trusted with children. But when she is good, she is very good because she can be so mean.
And Baby is wonderful. Since I bottle fed her she is my constant companion. She rides my shoulder like a parrot. Helps me with everything and is always right at my side.
 

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Phoebe falls over and plays dead when you shoot her with your finger.
AMAZING! How did you teach her that? That would make a great video clip!
 
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You know you cannot really teach them. They do what they want to do. We just started pointing our finger at her and she would fall on her side and lay there waiting to be petted. So we tried it making a gun sound like a child does when playing cowboy and indians.
Yes I have told my hubby we need to do a video clip of this and send it to Animal Planet or Funniest Home Videos. She is so funny. And it works every time!
 

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Your babies are adorable!! I love kitties that shoulder ride! My husband used to do that with Max (he is over the bridge now) - all 18 pounds of him sitting on his shoulder, hands free, while he walked around, cooked dinner, or did whatever he did around the house. We're trying to train Muddy to do the same now and getting close.

I would love to see the video of point finger, shoot and kitty drops! That just sounds absolutely hysterical!!
 

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Originally posted by Momofmany
Your babies are adorable!! I love kitties that shoulder ride! My husband used to do that with Max (he is over the bridge now) - all 18 pounds of him sitting on his shoulder, hands free, while he walked around, cooked dinner, or did whatever he did around the house. We're trying to train Muddy to do the same now and getting close.

I have a kitten named Max now that rides on my shoulder ALL the time.I will be in the bathroom trying to pee in peace and he will come flying in there and jump up in my lap and onto my shoulder he goes.He also does this when I'm trying to cook or anything.


Like Subee's shoulder kitty,he was bottle fed.He thinks he is a baby.LOL.

I would love to see a video of the kitty playing dead.I'm sure that is soooo cute when she does this.
 
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Phoebe has to cat test every quilt.
 
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A quilt is not comlete without cat hair on it!
 
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