KITTENS

 
LITTER F [05-06-2008]


Föhr

Föhr is the most populous german island not reachable by car or railway. The only town is Wyk, a popular seaside resort. A major part of the population speaks also a local idiom known as Föhring. A local peculiarity is that almost all place names end with the suffix –um: Nieblum, Oevenum…

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Gender: Male
Color: Black Tabby

Status:

Booked


Fitz-Roy

Cerro Chaltén, also known as Cerro Fitz Roy, is a mountain in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, in Patagonia. The name Chaltén comes from a Tehuelche word meaning smoking mountain, due to a cloud that usually forms in the top. Robert FitzRoy explored the area in 1834.

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Gender: Male
Color:
Red Tabby

Status:
Booked


Fellah

Fellah is a peasant, farmer or agricultural laborer in the Middle East. The word derives from the Arabic for ploughman. During the time of the spread of Islam, it was used to distinguish between arab settlers (bedouin) and the indigenous rural population (fellahin).

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Gender: Female
Color: Black Tortie Tabby (Silver) with White

Status:
Booked


Fanghu

Fanghu is one of three mythical island homes of immortals traditionally thought to lie in the sea off the east coast of China. The first emperor sent there an expedition in the hopes of making contact with beings who could teach him the secrets of immortality. There were no survivors.

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Gender: Female
Color: Black Tabby (Silver)
with White

Status:
Booked


Finisterra

Finisterre is a rock-bound peninsula on the west coast of Galicia, Spain. It’s sometimes said to be the westernmost point of Spain. However, this is not correct, since Cabo da Nave and Punta Laxial are even further west. In Latin Finisterrae means «Land's End».

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Gender: Female
Color: Black Tabby (Silver)
with White

Status:
Booked


Fyn

Fyn is the third-largest island of Denmark following Zealand and Vendsyssel-Thy. It’s located in the central part of the country and has a population of 447,000 people. The main city is Odense. Fyn is linked to Zealand by the Great Belt Bridge, carrying both trains and cars.

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Gender: Female
Color:
Black Tabby (Silver) with White


Status:
Booked

Weight evolution [in grams]
Idade
Föhr
Fitz-Roy
Fellah
Fanghu
Finisterra
Fyn
Newborn
84
92
72
84
86
78
Week 1
190
212
164
190
176
162
Week 2
272
300
234
244
234
228
Week 3
346
386
318
344
320
320
Week 4
462
518
416
452
418
424
Week 5
566
608
486
522
486
484
Week 6
672
808
608
628
592
586
Week 7
754
952
718
754
670
682
Week 8
888
1150
894
938
868
868
Week 9
1030
1320
1046
1120
980
1018
Week 10
-
-
-
-
-
-
Week 11
-
-
-
-
-
-
Week 12
-
-
-
-
-
-

Our codes:
Option – someone is interested in the kitten or he or she might be sold to breeding or shows
Booked – the reservation fee has been payed 
Sold – the kitten is already in his new house

 


All the kittens...
  • will be with us until the 12-14 weeks (when sold to Portugal) or 16 weeks (in case the kitten was sold to a foreign country)
  • have a pedigree ASFE/FIFe
  • have a european passport (kittens exported or sold to expos)
  • receive all the vaccines needed before they left the cattery (against rabies if the kitten is going abroad or will participate in expos)
  • are dewormed several times
  • take an identification microchip
  • are revaluated by the vet before they leave
  • take some surprises with them

All the kittens will be sold with a contract signed by the two parts. This will be done to preserve
the well-being and the animal’s best interests.

The kitten will only be booked after the reservation fee is payed.

During the lifetime of the kitten, we will always be here to give
all the support or answer any doubts.