K is for Kittens! Mrs. Jenny Matlock's Alphabe-Thursday

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Here, this cutey has just recently opened its eyes!


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K is for kittens! My first cat, Cajsa, gave birth to five kittens April 5th. This is a stripey kit that we still are not sure whether it is a boy or a girl. My son Erik wants it to be a boy and he calls him "Kalle". I secretly call her "Mathilda", just in case...


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This skinny little fellow was given extra food and happily has caught up with his siblings as far as weight and size are concerned. He peeped a lot, and is still called "Peep"!


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Sara Cat made herself scarce while all of this was going on.


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Anna

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