I'm a cat-fancier (and proud of it)
Posted by: Deane F on 26 February 2007
Love cats. Spent the entire afternoon on Saturday at a Cat Show with my friend who bred our little stud Devon Rex.
This is him as a newborn:
His stud name is Loriendale Edward Kelly de Bray. We call him Diesel.
Unfortunately his mother licked his ears a little too much when he was tiny. They started bleeding and so she licked them more... until the vet had to trim them and stitch them. Unfortunately, the ears are the most noticeable feature on a Devon Rex - often being compared to bats' ears.
Here he is at about 1 year:
Now he has sired eleven kittens. Here's five of them:
Two of the kittens have been bought by a Finnish breeder and will be exported to Finland when they are old enough.
This is him as a newborn:
His stud name is Loriendale Edward Kelly de Bray. We call him Diesel.
Unfortunately his mother licked his ears a little too much when he was tiny. They started bleeding and so she licked them more... until the vet had to trim them and stitch them. Unfortunately, the ears are the most noticeable feature on a Devon Rex - often being compared to bats' ears.
Here he is at about 1 year:
Now he has sired eleven kittens. Here's five of them:
Two of the kittens have been bought by a Finnish breeder and will be exported to Finland when they are old enough.
He never complains......honestly.
You probably have an SM-cat. Is it into leather? 
There's no pet owner who doesn't periodically want to squeeze them till they pop. Pet ownership and property damage seem to go hand in hand - it's just a matter of degree.Like a friend's dog who just the other day chewed the seats on his BMW...