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Originally Posted by Miss Mew
What a cutiepie she is!!, I'm not too sure but she is probably a mixed breed but she is absolutley adorable!!
She is absolutely beautiful~thats what she is!
I love her hair....
What a fuzzy sweet little thing
The only thing I can tell you about her is that she is adorable. You have yourself a beautiful little kitty there
OMG-he is so cute!
He looks like my Sherbert did when he was a kitten!
AAAAAAAWWW How sweet!! Just looking at her I would say she might have Norwegian Forest Cat in her.... but whaddo I know eh?
She is sooooo sweet!
I love the tufts in her ears as well
Oh, those tufts are darling! What a face!
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She looks like a poof ball to me! Name her Poof!
If you get a pic of her sitting up it might be easier to tell - Maine Coon seem to have large tufts on their chests. You'll be able to tell when she's older. She is a cutie though!
(sorry - accidently made two posts)
(sorry - accidently made two posts)
she is sooo cute
Oh my i think it must mean something else where you live, but you certainly wouldn't want to be calling 'Poof' outside the back door in the UK
She certainly is one lovely looking kit, all ears and paws
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check at bowwowmeow for names - they have tons! do you have any preferences? for example - all of mine are named for computer elements - ugaimes named hers after characters in Le Mis... you could name her for a literary character you like, or food, or another animal [maybe Zebra?] - the possibilities are endless! if you get several suggestions & can't choose, you can create a poll here that everyone can vote on - that's how i chose Java's name.
I think she's most definitely part Maine Coon...the toes and big feet are a giveaway. She could grow to be quite the big girl, although female Coons are a bit smaller than males.
