All the O’Choc kittens have now settled into their new homes
We always love it when owners of our cats come back to us for another one, and we are especially happy that for some time now we have had such “repeat customers” in almost every litter. The O’Choc kittens were no exception. Ozzy, who was one of the first to leave, has just joined one of those families. He now lives in Tczew with Bogusia, Jacek, Amelka, and “our” Irresistible Ivanka, who had been struggling to cope with the loss of her longtime companion Ezzy, officially Egzorcysta, after he crossed the Rainbow Bridge. (The similarity between the names Ezzy and Ozzy is only partly a coincidence.)
Another familiar home welcomed Octavio. Agnieszka and Antek took him to Kraków, where he joined his biological aunt Morticia and another Siamese cat, Ginger. Slightly bossy, as befits a representative of this particular branch of our Oriental-Siamese family, Morticia initially greeted the kitten with hissing reserve. But once the ice was broken, the two became absolutely inseparable. As a result, Ginger finally reclaimed his favourite places on his human’s lap and at the foot of the bed, previously occupied by the rather persistent feline lady. Octavio, Morticia, and Ginger also share their home with Franek and Rysik, an adopted fox terrier-type dog who somehow has to cope with this lively feline gang.
Oriana also has quite a large group of companions. She lives near Pobierowo with Ola, Grzegorz, and Kuba, and joined the local feline crew consisting of Kitek and Kicia, collectively known as “the Seniors,” as well as Junior Kokusik, who became an admirer of his new companion from day one.
Oriana and Ozzy form the northern feline fraction, while Octavio and Ondine represent the southern one. Our little “late arrival” (the kitten who was born a day and a half after the rest of the litter) moved to Będzin to live with Ilona, Mariusz, and their son Krzyś, who no longer lives with his parents but joined them on the journey to collect the kitten and then visited “Ondusia” every single day during her first week at home. Ondine’s companion is Tofik, a ginger domestic cat.
The last kitten we said goodbye to, Oscar, belongs to neither of these factions because he stayed close to home. Or rather, he has become part of a much broader network of Warsaw-based cats from our other litters. He now lives in Ursus with Ganna and Vlad and, unlike all the others, is currently an only cat. Experience has taught us, however, that with Orientals and Siamese, this situation rarely lasts more than a few years. 😉
