Forgebanks Snowshoes & Fairislebanks Bengals : Testimonials

Forgebanks Snowshoes & Fairislebanks Bengals
Testimonials

Your Cats

We encourage all owners of our cats/kittens to keep in touch, update us with news and pictures of their lovely kitty. Here are some we have received:

Dear Dawn & family

Max is great fun to have around and likes to participate in whatever we’re doing - especially if it involves water; nothing is more fun than watering the houseplants! Watching the TV is a new thing. I think it started because he heard blackbird song – something he is very familiar with from our garden. So far he is proving to be a rubbish hunter – though he is very good at bringing us leaves and sticks. Smoke on the other hand brings us worms, spiders, moths, birds, rats… and food from other people’s houses (a slice of Yorkshire pudding yesterday!). He is Trouble. Very little seems to frighten him and he loves exploring. Colin spotted him about 30ft up an ash tree stalking some magpies recently.

Max is much more of a home-cat. He follows Smoke around to an extent, but doesn’t seem to roam too far (he is always much easier to find). He is still quite highly-strung but is becoming increasingly affectionate. He seems to be a happy little cat.

I hope all is well with you.

Take care

Alison

http://forgebanks.zoomshare.com/files/Max_October_07_watching_telly.pdf

Dear Dawn,

Both Tiger and Lily show a great intelligence and respond well to the word "no", on most occassions, but there is the usual blip now and again. They react when you call their names which is great it is another dimension to their individual characters.

Lily and Tiger are loved by all the family, because they bring many hours of delight by their deeds such as either chasing each other at great speeds around the home or their need to be a big part of what is going on.

They are both very affectionate in fact they love being stroked all down their backs, when you do this for them they constantly purr. Tiger's purr is strong and loud, while Lily's purr is barely audible!

To summarise they have brought a lot of entertainment and delight to our close family and they are loved dearly.

Regards,

Janette

Hi Dawn,

The kittens are doing really well, both fit, healthy and bursting with energy. They have started to go out at weekends now but gladly don’t venture out of the garden, we have had to put bells on them because there are to fast for the birds and we didn’t want any presents brought home.They were both fixed and micro chipped last month so were feeling sorry for themselves for a few days, Cheetara had a bit of a hard time as her and Boris teamed up to remove her Elizabethan vet collar and she decided to chew her stitches out, but thankfully she is fine now.
We have decorated the rest of our house now so they have got their own room with a ceiling high cat tree and more and more toys as every time we go out Jo insists on getting them both a present.
Jo and Mark

Boris and Cheetara pictured below.

This is Rolo, sister to Tara, Boris and our own Charlie.

Hello Dawn and Danielle

Boomer and Freud have settled in well and seem very happy with us. There's both eating well and playing vigorously.

I've taken a few photos of the kittens and uploaded them for you to look at - here

The boys are very mischievous and poke their noses into everything, especially Boomer. We had many tree-like plants in the room but we've had to move these as they were great climbing toys and simply too tempting. The final straw was when they crashed to the floor atop a 10ft plant, bringing down several others with them!

In summary, a good first week and they are doing well.

Kindest

Oscar

We have received some really gorgeous photos of Kizzy's kittens (all grown up now of course!) They will be a year old on 11th April. Here they are:

This is Barnabas aged 11 months: