Loyal readers, we present the six Kissmollin kittens. They are here 10 days old and just perfect, so Äiti says. These little guys and girls are helping chase away the Black Dog whenever Äiti visits. This chase is also helped by the love of 12 good adult cats might I hasten to add. All the kittens are now eating well, and have their eyes open. Soon they'll be all over the place.
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Oh My Cod! They are SO CUTE...
Wow! I especially love the toes shot... and the one of them all in a row! Funny how days-old kittens can chase away a big black dog! ;-)
Such precious little babies.
OMC we have to cover our ears because Mom is SQUEEEEEING!!!
The Florida Furkids
Oh yes! These would help with the "black dog" indeed. (Of course so would the adult cats...) We can't wait to see more pics of these precious kittens when the REAL fun starts!
Kittens make almost EVERYTHING better, says the Human. We think that claw + tailio pic is a little like "Alien" though, MOL!
Ihania, sydämen sykkyrälle saavia söpöläis-pentuja. <3
Rakastuin. A lot :)
We agree with Sparkle about the toe shot. It is outstanding. We love checking their blog every day and are so happy they are now all doing well. The group shot is outstanding!
Purrs,
The Chans
Cute kittens! :)
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!
They are all such beautiful little babies.
Thanks. You just made Mrs. Whatsername squeal so loud that she started hyperventilating. great. just great.
(p.s. - but you're right. they are just perfect. in fact they are adorabubbles. a big juicy "mwah" to each and every one of them!)
What adorable teeny furbabies! You better be prepared--your human may tote one home eventually :)
Oh our ears! Mum is all Squee-ing over them.
She would like to know what breed the kittens are.
Aren't they the most amazingly beautiful little ones! Pure love and joy. That little foot is so darling. It just makes you smile. The little ones are proof positive that the black dog can and will be conquered.
" in the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer."
Albert Camus
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