It has been quite a season for kittens! Little Jasmine and Oliver Twist (Ollie) are the last two left who need to find forever homes. Until then, they are having a swell time with the resident redheads.
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| Aunt Mari made this playhouse for the kittens, but apparently it has ageless appeal! |
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| "Geezoontite! You wanna tissue?" |
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| Kitteh Kamoflauge |
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| Cuddle buds Ollie and Charley. |
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| Jasmine's out like a light. |
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| Dreaming of a home together . . . |
This blog is such an inspiration! I greatly admire the work you do as a foster parent to these charming creatures who you have rescued:).
ReplyDeletePlease, please submit pics of all your gorgeous felines to this cool photo contest that is currently featured on the Lifetime website. You could win cash, a one-year supply of cat food and other great prizes!
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Thanks so much and best of luck if you decide to submit pics! Have a wonderful day!
I suppose we all have an agenda of some kind. me, I just want to thank (yes! Thank) you Kelly for posting such delightful pictures taken without the destructive curse of FLASH on CAMERA. That's mainly why they seem so natural, and so easily bring the appeal of these beautiful creatures directly to our heart. You know this of course - I am talking to the vast majority of bloggers who spoil their cat snaps by shining a brilliant white light in their sitters' faces at the moment of exposure - blotting out all of any atmosphere that might exist in the scene before them, or expression that might exist in the beautiful kitty eyes of their sitters. It is not difficult to learn a few simple things to make kitty pictures appealing - as you have obviously done Kelly, and I am not trying to promote my particular hobby of simulating works of 'art' through cat photography and post-editing. Your natural approach has universal appeal, unlike my stuff. Thanks for sharing, and allowing my rant. (if you do!) Bob
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