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MEGAN OF KINROSS Born: January 29, 1996
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Megan's first life was with Linda in Toronto; her second life was with June in London; her third life was spent with us for 2 years, and we enjoyed having her here. She was determined to have her "place," yet could be extremely friendly, licking us endlessly when she wanted to show affection. Megan now lives with Troy and Shelley in Scarborough, Ontario. Her fourth life as a retired breeder will be a quieter one, with no competition from the other girls in the house. She will, however, miss the kittens. She was a wonderful mother and a superb nanny, taking the little ones under her paw. We wish Megan well in her retirement. Hear how Megan has adapted to her life with Troy & Shelley...
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Born: April 22, 1998 |
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SIMON
& DOMINO Simon and his brother, Domino (Domino now lives in London, ON), were two very close buddies when they were young. They would do everything together. Simon went to a few shows, and even won a BEST KITTEN rosette. Now he shares his life with Ben and Christine in Toronto, Ontario, and rules the roost, along with his little sister, Tinka Belle, who came along a bit later. Now they all live in happy harmony. Simon has the distinction of being selected as the Winner of the Week in the Page-A-Day Cat Calendar on February 7, 2000. Congratulations, Simon! Read more about Simon & Tinka from their humans, Christine & Ben |
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Born: March 2, 1999 |
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OREO
(straight-ear black & white male) Oreo and Black Mac are brothers but very independent from one another (you wouldn't know it from these pictures). Black Mac is a quieter boy, content to watch, sleep or play only when he really wants to. Oreo is always around somewhere, involved and not often sleeping. Black Mac is now gone to his new home in Ballston Spa, New York. Oreo lives in London, Ontario.
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*folded-ear tortie female Tinka-Belle was the leader in her litter. She was the first to do everything! Her two brothers followed her, but could never keep up the pace that she did. This active little girl won all our hearts, with her tightly folded ears and splashes of colour on her tortie coat. According to our vet, a tortie is God's idea of abstract art! She soon won the hearts of Ben and Christine from Toronto, and moved in with her big brother, Simon. I think she still is the leader...
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