New Kit in Town
He made it past the one month mark, so we have a new addition to the feline family. Usually, Carly runs visitors off inside of a week (cats, rabbits, possum, dogs….). But this little red head has endured her growls, hisses, smacks, and chases. She’s treed him like a hundred times and has chased him around the house twice as often.

But he loves the rest of us more than he fears her, so he has moved in. Besides, Carly’s gone most of the day (she’s a working mother) - out hunting and pillaging. She heads off around 9:00 am, scowl in place. Then she comes back between 3:00 and 4:00, sits on the kitchen window glaring in, announcing that she’s ready for dinner.
After dinner, it’s off for more fun until 10:00 when she shows back up to sleep in her bed I made for her….complete with a little ducky baby blanket. The blanket may be partly to blame for her nastiness.
Anyway, Svenn is a total sweetheart. He’s shicken chit, though - fortunately we live in a rural area with about 20 trees in our yard, so he always can find a place to take refuge….whether it’s from Carly, who isn’t fond of climbing trees (I mean, why would the predator need to?), a rare visiting feline, mice, a particularly large leaf….
You really can’t tell by the picture, but Braveheart has beautiful coloring. His eyes are the same color as his hair - he’s very pretty, and has one of the sweetest natures of any cat.
Joi
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Awww, he’s so friggin’ cute!! I love him!
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