Spot Light on 
Kitten Placements


Sir William Wallis
Born August 18, 2007
 

There are times at Whisker Oaks when circumstances make us think just how lucky we are to have so many beautiful and loving cats and kittens.  This was one of them, we placed Willie in a loving home.  He was going, to become a sire for Whisker Oaks Cattery, however he was needed more elsewhere.   Elvis, a 16 year old red tabby Persian had just passed away, bringing grief to a family of four.  Many of us have experienced this lost, and know how sad it is.  

The care given to Elvis, by this family was extraordinary.  They cared for Elvis for months, after he was diagnosed with cancer of the mouth.  During Elvis's last weeks he required daily care and support.  He was not randomly put down or abandoned,  just because he was ill, they cared for him. They provided vet services and continued to love him until he was ready to let go.  He was a true member of their family. 

 Now, Sir William is there, not to take Elvis's place, but to start his own and
to fill a very large void.

Bob and Family - Enjoy Willie's spirit, love and being

Hans Solo



April 10, 2008
Purchased a Cameo Male Persian  

Hans is doing great and growing more and more every day.  He has the run of the house and the neighbors and their children adore him.  He works the family well giving his attention to all.  I personally think that he is becoming attached to our oldest daughter as Hans likes to snuggle with her.  His eyes are changing color and it looks like they will be a greenish color.

I expected his first few nights to be restless since he was entering a new environment, but I must say that he surprised me and adapted quite well.  I slept on the couch the first night and he slept with me without a peep.  Now Hans looks for a warm bed and a warm body to snuggle with nightly.  He eats well and plays until he runs out of energy and then climbs into his cat den to nap.

We again cannot thank you and your family enough for letting Hans join our family. 

Earl
Illinois



Malcolm

 
February 21, 2008
Red Tabby Persian 

Malcolm is growing into a really beautiful boy, his coat is red and thick and he gets brushed everyday. He is spoiled! he loves to play fetch with his sparkle balls.  Malcolm is smarter than any other cat I've ever owned.  I bought him a new water bottle gadget.  If you move it, the water drips into the drinking dish.  Since he is fascinated with water, he likes to watch it drip, he figured out the moving part on this own and now sticks his paw behind the bottle and pushes it around the floor. 

Every evening he is waiting for me at the door when I come home.  All in all he has made such a change in my life, he's become a great companion, although it's like having a grandchild around!  I couldn't be happier with him.  Anyone who sees him remarks that he's the cutest cat they've  ever seen.  Again, thanks for breeding such wonderful kittens. 

Barb
Wisconsin

Renee
South Dakota

    

    

October 28, 2006
Silver Male and Female Persian      

The babies are doing real good.  The boys love to play with them, and the kittens purr when they get snuggles on the cat tree.  When we put the boys to bed we read a story and after lay in the dark with them.  Simba visited Kyle and I the other night and plopped on his pillow, touched Kyle's head with all 4 paws and nuzzled his ear! Kyle giggled and squirmed, Simba purred. 

Sophie also did snuggles with Tyler in bed too but without the ear, she licked Tyler's chin.  I think she tasted a little toothpaste and cleaned him up.  She's such a sweetie with all of us.  Simba is the little frisky one.

Mike
Wisconsin



Just wanted to let you know that Pumpkin has settled in and made himself at home.  In fact, within a half hour of walking in the door, he was roaming about like he owned the place.  Our other cat, Mei-Li, is warming up to him.  I was laughing so hard I cried last night.  He was literally bending over backwards to charm her.  First, he would do the play-fighting thing they do, where they run at one another side-ways.  Mei-Li just sat like a sphinx, watching him.  When he got close enough, she gave him a few right hooks and a hiss.  Undaunted, he rolled over on his back as if to say "come on, you know I'm cute."  Then the whole process repeated itself, about three or four times.  It reminds me of the stereotypical storyline where the hero does everything to charm his love, and she plays hard-to-get.  She is sneaking up behind him to steal some "sniffs" when he's busy (like when he's eating), so I know she is not really afraid or truly hostile towards him.  She's just holding her ground, letting him work hard for her affection.  Sometimes he gets to chasing her around the house. 

 

He has learned to use our litter boxes (we use the Litter Robot).  The only problem I'm having is Mei-Li is sneaking his food and has stopped eating her own.  I guess there's not much that can be done with that--hopefully he'll chase her around enough so she'll not gain too much weight. 

 

I'll send some pictures once I get a chance.

 

Monica
Franklin, Wisconsin