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First Foster In Many Years - Please Help Me Remember A Few Things?
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kashmir64
What were your earlier thoughts regarding her ears? Several people thought she might have some Scottish Fold in her, but that was before her ears were all the way up. Me, I think she's a plain ol' moggie - albeit very pretty! - with probably some American or British Shorthair somewhere in her ancestry.Now that she's a little older and matured some, that thought I had is gone.
She is a beauty though. If I lived closer, she would just 'disappear' one day. LOL
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Just in case you were curious, I wasn't thinking Scottish Fold. I knew the ears were still pinned. She did show a couple of traits that may have been slightly resembling an E. Mau. But since she's matured, I don't see those any longer. I've never seen an E. Mau that young, so I had to wait for her to mature a little.
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Personality stuff...
S found TimTam because she was yelling her little head off. In fact, she'd cried herself hoarse by the time she was found, and it took her voice a few days to recover after we got her. She gave us a couple of loud meows early on, but she's a super quiet kitty the vast majority of the time, now. She hardly ever meows, and when she does make a sound, it's more of a soft chirp. Her purr, on the other hand, is loud enough to be heard across the room.
No real questions. I've just never had a kitty who's this quiet except for her purr.
S found TimTam because she was yelling her little head off. In fact, she'd cried herself hoarse by the time she was found, and it took her voice a few days to recover after we got her. She gave us a couple of loud meows early on, but she's a super quiet kitty the vast majority of the time, now. She hardly ever meows, and when she does make a sound, it's more of a soft chirp. Her purr, on the other hand, is loud enough to be heard across the room.
No real questions. I've just never had a kitty who's this quiet except for her purr.
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