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SARSENSTONE CATTERY Kittens & Cats Available |
| For adult cats available, click here. Right now we have three kittens available, all ready for homes at the end of February. The mother of the litter is Stonearch Kayna of Sarsenstone, a seal point from both Thailand import lines and American Old-Style Siamese lines. The father is Sarsenstone Zircon, also from a combination of Thailand import and American ancestry. The available kittens are shown here:  The one at far left with the black collar is a seal point neutered male who is available and is nicknamed "Gavin." The seal point kitten at far left in front is nicknamed "Daimon," is a neutered male, and is available. The little seal point kitten in front at right ("Twyla") is a spayed female and also available. (The kitten with the red and black collar has been spoken for.) "Gavin" is one of the larger boys. He's a sweet fellow who, when you pet him, will put his tail up so high over his back that it touches his head! We know a held-high tail is a happy tail, but not often do you see one that happy! Gavin (black, white, and yellow collar) is slightly cross-eyed; that's a centuries old trait of Siamese, part of the breed's ancient heritage. It's considered a show fault, but does not harm him, and he will make an excellent pet. "Daimon" (no collar) is the lovebug of the litter. He likes to follow us around and will climb into our laps given the slightest opportunity. He likes attention and cuddling. Often kittens at this age would rather play than be held, but that's not true of Daimon. Daimon has a full length tail, with a small Siamese kink at the end of it. Like crossed eyes, tail kinks are harmless and have always existed in the Siamese breed, but would be considered a fault for show purposes. "Twyla" was born the runt of the litter. She is also the only girl, but she would have been the smallest in any litter. Our vet examined Twyla recently and pronounced her very healthy, just naturally small. We estimate Twyla will weigh about 6 pounds when she's mature at 3 years old. Although Twyla is diminutive, she's mighty. She holds her own easily against her three brothers. She yells loud and clear at meal times and will give the boys a slap if they try to eat from her food bowl. Twyla likes to jump in the bath tub and then run around, making funny little gremlin sounds. Maybe she likes the echos; we aren't sure. Twyla purrs when her people pick her up. She also has very tall ears for her size, and there are a few stray hairs sticking out at the tips, which gives her an oddly devilish, lynx-like look. But she's not a lynx. She's all Siamese, and she's all funny little Twyla. Lots of surprises and lots of personality. For more information about these kittens, you may contact Dr. Cris Bird. |
