Here's pics of Nina kittens. They are just starting to toddle out of the bed. In a few more days they should start crawling on us and starting to interact with humans. These two white babies look like trouble makers to me. They repeatedly make this cute shape which I'm sure they'll use to their advantage when they get older.

Here's the dark silver kitten. I looks like it might be folding.

And here's one of the blue kittens.

Here's the other blue kitten with the 2 preemie kittens.

Here's some pictures of Nina's kittens. The 5 large ones are hers, then there are 2 small ones that are the preemie kittens. We were able to save 2 that are now nursing on their own and gaining weight.

We split the two litter more evenly among the 2 queens. Her are 2 of Nina's kittens with 2 of the preemie kittens. They are only 5 days apart but there is a huge difference in size. The silver kitten was 2.0 ounces and is the smallest kitten we've been able to save. It still doesn't have fur on it's legs or belly yet. It's very hard to save those kittens since they then use energy to grow hair on top of gaining weight.

Here's a video of the classic tabby female.

We are releasing a kitten we had been watching from Harmony and Jammy's 7/12 litter. She is a classic tabby (bulls eye and sunk stripes) and we were hoping she would have green eyes but they are turning gold (it takes 4 months for eyes to change color from the grey they are born with). Show cats are suppose to have green eyes if they are silver. She is SUPER playful. We have brought her to a show where she played in front of crowds. She has very big eyes, but her face is pointier than we like for breeding. She is available at $1300 and is the only kitten we will have ready before January. She is old enough to go home now.

Here's a pic of the kittens. I've sent out birth announcement e-mails. If I didn't get to you, let me know. I restart my e-mail list by hand each litter so I only contact people who reaffirm they want notices each time so I don't spam people who have moved on and adopted a kitten elsewhere. Timing is the most important factor in adopting kittens as adopters only have room if they have a cat vacancy which usually gets filled within a year. And this time we had a wrench with no folds since Feb so we had 4 litters with no folds.

Nina had her kittens on 11/9/17. There are 2 white, 2 blue tabbies, and 1 silver tabby.