Last night I got a message from the family that had picked up Tarutao and Cheetara last Sunday. The girls did not fit in with the family, they were very shy and hide all the time except at night when the family had gone in bed. Ten the girls started playing    They did not use the litter box, they ust used the floor under the sofa and under the closets in the kitchen. The family thought they were so scared that they did not dare to go on it. Both the family and we agreed on that the best for the girls would be if they came home again. This afternoon we picked up the girls and we took them out of the cage for a while. Both of them got out of the cage and sniffed at our faces before starting to kiss us. They kissed and kissed and purred like machines. When we came home they walked straight out of the cage and into the first litterbox they saw    After that they greeted the other cats in the house, before trying to succle on daddy. I guess they are ment to be here    We have not received any real and honest requests on the kittens, so we have decided to keep them ourself. Except Lion-O, he´s moving abroad in April if everything goes as planned. So now we have a lot of females and no male to use on them   Luckily the youngest ones are much to young to have a litter yet, but it is not long before Puma is ready. I do not have a clue what to do about that.

We are still grieving over the loss of Vasco and Kikki of course. It will take a while to get over those tragedies. But we have to pull ourselves together and look forward, no mather how hard it is.