A few snaps from a Sunny Sunday afternoon!

Stripes and her remaining kittens enjoyed a relaxing afternoon with the free run of the garden! But it appeared that sleeping in plant pots is what you do!

We have some more!

Our darling Lola has produced 5 little precious bundles on the 23 rd of June . Which means all being well they will be ready to join there new families around the end of September ! 

As always with Lola her mother Tinkz is always with her so she acted as midwife during the birth , cleaning up all the kittens and still appears to be handling most of the bottom cleaning duties for her! As well as washing Lola as in this photo,  Even though her own kittens are due in the next week!

A couple of photos to show how they are i growing now they are10 weeks!

Nearly 6 weeks old now!

My dear friens Tracey Nixon came to visit yesterday, she has two of my babies from 2014. She took a few photos which I thought I would share , they are at the stage where they are either running around like loonies or asleep!

We are growing fast time for our first solid food!

Babies are three weeks tomorrow!

They are all growing well, eyes open and moving around the box. When I go into the room they are so cute they have started coming to the edge of the box!

Babies nearly two weeks old and so cute when they are sleeping!

If you want one of my cats or kittens.........

All prospective owners are interviewed by my cats! They can sense more than even I can if you are going to make a great home for my darlings! People sometimes try to hard or just can't be natural with them,

Looking for a ragdoll please read! ...

Just a few rules to follow.

1) Ensure you never pay a deposit for a kitten that you have not seen, or may be is not even born. No reputable breeder will ask for a deposit to put you on a waiting list. Some may keep a waiting list others like myself request you recontact  when litters due or ready to be seen. We do understand that you may find another kitten prior to ours being ready

2) Expect to be interviewed regarding your suitability to be an owner of our precious kittens, we are in it for the love of the breed, we do not make much profit out of breeding if we do it right! We therefore want to ensure they go to the right homes. And may advise you on which kittens will suit your home as we see their characters.

3)You should never take a Ragdoll home before it is 12/13 weeks old , as per the GCCF a breeder rules! they are slow to develope and need that time ,they should have had at least two vet checks and all vaccination be wormed (and flea treated if necessary) 

4)They should be registered with a predigree governing body like the GCCF, this means you are getting a pedigree if not you are buying an expensive moggy! It my be of type but you can not be sure it is. If they say the parents aren't registered as breeding cats, this is because the breeder they brought it off didn't want or think it was suitable for breeding! It does cost for us to do this but not a prohibitive amount so that is never a valid excuse!

5) If you go to look at a kitten, you should be able to their siblings and mother, if they look unhealthy or you are unhappy in anyway with their situation do not pay a deposit, look again! Once a deposit is paid I  encourage people to visit and spend a time with their kitten before they take them home .

We have babies!

We are proud to announce that last Tuesday the 5 th of April . Stripes produced her first litter of kittens. All 5 are doing well! I will keep you posted with photos and updates.

We have elephants in the house!

Angel's darlings are growing up fast, now 9weeks old , have had their first injections and past their first visit to the vets with flying colours. They wowed everyone in the waiting room and had May cuddles with the staff! No where in the house is now out of bounds as far as they are concerned as that rampage through the house like asmall herd of elephants! How can something so small make so much noise when they run about! They have now meet all the other females in the house hold and we even had a short venture out on to the patio in the sun.
They are now ready to meet their future parents . This process is very important to me , so I of course will ensure my  kittens  go to the right homes to enable them to have a happy, fulfilled and stimulating life as possible, to be loved and cherished as much as they have been here. A tremendous amount of time, effort , heartache and devotion has been poured into these precious little bundles and therefore I would like all prospective new owners to ensure they can commit to continuing this path. 

Little adventure onto the patio , safe on Tim's lap!

Getting bigger, enjoying solids and making new friends

Well Angel's little darlings are all growing up, not yet fluffy cuties but very sweet. They are playing, scrapping and exploring, Zippy is the most adventurous closely followed by the little girl! They have had  some visitors to start the all important socialisation !

Breakfast is very important especially if you've a lot of growing to do!

First to learn how to climb over the door barrier!

Making friends, with Adam my new neighbours son!

Sometimes there is just nothing for it you just have to get in there!

Then you need a good clean up!

Next is the all important after food snooze!

Angels little cherubs

I an glad to say all the little darlings are doing well. Including the little foster kitten ! It is easy to spot! Black and white one! Popped into my vets on Friday 22nd may and they had a tiny new born kitten , which had been found on the street and handed into the police, then on to them . So one of the vet nurses was feeding it, I suggested when Angel had given birth it was worth a try to see if she would accept Zippy, delighted to say that she has taken to it as one of her own as these photos show.

New Home and New Beginnings!

Well, I would love to say that my first night in the new house was an uneventful one! However Angel decided that she had held on long enough and so I was up most of the night as birthing partner. I am proud to announce that despite all being breach we have 3 new additions! Fingers crossed they are all little fighters.

Humphrey and Godfrey!

This week I have had a few photos from Liz in Leicester of the kittens she had last year and i just had to share with you as they are growing into such handsome boys! Although i think the first one required thought bubbles as Godfrey looks very cross ( if looks could kill!) and Humphrey looks very perturbed!