Update 10-01 - Our oldest babies are beginning to go to wonderful new families.



Bear's littlest boy giving Aunt Lili a hard time.



An assortment - a blue, a seal and a chocolate

Where have all the kittens gone?

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Or go to http://kittensoct05.blogspot.com

Dance

Beds!!

Mom, prison warden

We didn't do it

Private club

Ready for retirement

A new toy

Sleepy weasels

For those of you who have asked what we had and when - here is our present kitten chart. Please note that many of the kittens are already spoken for. The first litter will be ready to go to homes mid-October. For more information please call.

Fiona's baby boy begins curling up for a nap.

The kittens are becoming individuals. Here is Lil's Bali son and Fiona's seal girl.
For availability and pricing, please see our classified ad on the TCA website - link to the right.

Ian Oraibi Voumard

At last we've returned from Peru; a country of glorious antiquities and unimaginable present day struggles. I can not help but include a photo of our grandson Ian here with all these images of our other beautiful babies. It was so hard to leave and so painful to return to the US and our country's devestation. The beauty and sadness in the world...

Wrestling lying down is much easier then standing up!

Oh soo curious!

Bear rests her head on Lilli whie she nurses.

Lilli and one of her boys.

One of Fiona's blue eyed kittens posing for a picture.

"Mom, my eye's are open but I am still bumping into the wall."

Fiona's baby winking and stretching.

Eyes (not quite) Wide Open

Fiona's kids are beginning to open their eyes and will soon be ready to go places, even though they are just 2 weeks. Pictured above a lovely chocolate(??) girl.

After a long wait our Bear gave birth to 4 beautiful kittens, 2 boys and 2 girls (we believe), at approximately 3am.

Bear's Brood

Fiona (who plays the dulcimer) has had her 2nd and final litter of 6. She had 4 girls and 2 boys on July 29th. We're guessing she has blues and seals (maybe a chocholate or two). Fiona is super-mom, a kinder heart cannot be found.

Lili had her first litter - 3 boys - on August 2 (the same day my first grandson was born in Peru.) Lili is proving to be a very good mom. The boys are all Lili-white, at least two may be lilacs like their grandfather. And I wouldn't be surprised if there's a Balinese among them, like their dad. Though no proof of that yet.

And Bear! Bear is still pacing the floors - a lady in waiting. She is very very ready. But knowing her she will have her litter in her own time and probably among the dogs - for I believe she still thinks of herself as one of them. Bear is special, always has been. She talks up a storm and has a Long Island accent.

I will try to keep this "blog" updated, with new photos at least a few times a week. The kittens will be ready to go by the end of September, to qualified buyers. If you are interested please give us a call and we can schedule a visit or speak by phone.

Warm regards to all, Ellen and Joe Proskauer

Bear

Still waiting - Bear sleeps in door ways looking for cool. I was wrong. I guessed for sure by now she would have delivered. The others are already opening their eyes, photos coming soon.

July 30th - Day one - Fiona at the nursery

Bear and Charlie - still waiting

lili's boys - born August 2, 05

Lili done for the while

Lili helps cool Bear

Fiona and children too

Fiona and kittens born July 29th 05

The birthing room - July 29th, 2005