she is so spoiled.
my spoiled kitty
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pixiebug
, Jun 27 2009 03:06 PM
36 replies to this topic
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Posted 29 June 2009 - 01:01 PM
Omg, I want that for our kitties! 
Henri has always been an indoor cat, but Oreo, whom we adopted, he used to go outside, and now all he does is stare longingly out the window and screen door. He's snuck by our feet onto the deck a few times, and we scoop him right back up and put him inside. He just wants to roam!
Henri has always been an indoor cat, but Oreo, whom we adopted, he used to go outside, and now all he does is stare longingly out the window and screen door. He's snuck by our feet onto the deck a few times, and we scoop him right back up and put him inside. He just wants to roam!
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Posted 05 September 2009 - 12:00 PM
i think those are cool, but my cat shadow would chew his way out in a matter of minutes. that is if he wanted to be out of it, which i'm not sure. he sits at the door and looks out without trying to go out, but i wouldn't be able to turn my head. he can turn a cardboard box into confetti in very short time.
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Posted 06 September 2009 - 12:48 PM
LOL
Kisa is an indoor kitty, but we have let her out, with supervision, a bunch. she walks around the back yard and sniffs things, but is a bit timid. she doesn't like the grass very much.
as far as her kittywalk, she kinda hates it.
she hasn't tried chewing her way out but she tries to piush her little kitty face through to escape
that fence thing does look awesome!
Kisa is an indoor kitty, but we have let her out, with supervision, a bunch. she walks around the back yard and sniffs things, but is a bit timid. she doesn't like the grass very much.
as far as her kittywalk, she kinda hates it.
she hasn't tried chewing her way out but she tries to piush her little kitty face through to escape that fence thing does look awesome!
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Posted 21 November 2009 - 01:05 PM
no chance of us coming home with twins since, because of Brians allergies, we have to get purebred expensive Siberian kitties.
good thing they are way cute
and, does it count that the kitten we're getting will be Kisa's half brother?
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Posted 30 November 2009 - 10:57 PM
What beautiful parents! How much larger is the new male expected to be than Kisa?
Papa seems to have quite the snowshoes for paws.
the breed supposedly averages 10-15 pounds fully grown, with full growth being reached at 5 years or so.
kisa, at 1.5 years old, weighs 11.8 pounds and is not overweight. i think she's going to be a monster. her brother will most likely be even bigger
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Posted 26 November 2010 - 12:23 PM
Thanks Elaine! I'm so glad you bumped this, because I need to correct something...new kitty (who we named Jasper and who actually turned 1 year old yesterday) does not have the same father as Kisa....and, he is ENORMOUS! such a piggy kitty
here's Jasper:
we also now have a kitty door to the enclosure from the kitchen so these spoiled silly cats can go in and out as they please. i love my monsters
