Post by helenh21 on Jul 26, 2014 7:55:09 GMT
Good morning everyone at RCT 
This is just a quick update on little Maisie, the tortie kitten that we adopted from you a few weeks ago.
She has been renamed Bhindi as she's so dark and exotic looking, but we affectionately know her as Bhindi Bhaji (she was renamed during a celebration in an Indian restaurant!!)
She's very feisty and mischevious and is not afraid of our dogs or our two foster pups. We actually have to stop her inflicting unintentional damage to our little Chi x when they are playing...
She's very beautiful and sleek and is growing VERY rapidly - possibly because she never stops eating
She's a typical kitten, into everything. She'll be neutered next month and then I guess we'll have to think about letting her out - gulp. I think we're all very nervous even though we've been carrying her outside to try and get her used to her surroundings.
The only downside is that she and my young female cat aren't getting on, and we had hoped they would be company for each other. I hope they sort their differences out eventually..
Anyway,I will try and send you a video of her meeting the dogs (well supervised!) as it's very funny.
Thanks again for all the brilliant work you do xxxxx
This is just a quick update on little Maisie, the tortie kitten that we adopted from you a few weeks ago.
She has been renamed Bhindi as she's so dark and exotic looking, but we affectionately know her as Bhindi Bhaji (she was renamed during a celebration in an Indian restaurant!!)
She's very feisty and mischevious and is not afraid of our dogs or our two foster pups. We actually have to stop her inflicting unintentional damage to our little Chi x when they are playing...
She's very beautiful and sleek and is growing VERY rapidly - possibly because she never stops eating
She's a typical kitten, into everything. She'll be neutered next month and then I guess we'll have to think about letting her out - gulp. I think we're all very nervous even though we've been carrying her outside to try and get her used to her surroundings.
The only downside is that she and my young female cat aren't getting on, and we had hoped they would be company for each other. I hope they sort their differences out eventually..
Anyway,I will try and send you a video of her meeting the dogs (well supervised!) as it's very funny.
Thanks again for all the brilliant work you do xxxxx