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I love getting pictures from the owners of
the pets I've
placed.
The kittens leave my house at four months of age so I only get to see
how they
matured through pictures. To be honest, I'm very proud at how
beautiful and well cared for the tonks look. It
means
that
I've
not only done a good job of breeding to "CFA standards" but
done an
excellent job of picking great new parents. Here
are some
pictures of some of the kittens I've placed. For more
pictures of Tonkinese take a look at the
TBA
Photo Contest.
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I
love this picture of Charlotte and her new
kitten Rex. Rex,
a
Champagne Point kitten, lives with his new folks and little
mistress, in Shaker
Heights. 12/05
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Isn't
this a beautiful picture? Sir
Ping and Sir Pong are
both
Champagne Mink boys. They live with Gwen and her
family in
Columbus. 8/05
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Meet
Curious George, a Platinum
Mink
Tonkinese. George lives in the Akron
area with Jenifer and her family. Jenifer still keeps in
contact
with me and sends pictures now and then. George loves Jenifer
and follows her around the house like a puppy. 10/05
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Above is
a
picture
of Penny Lane, a Champagne Mink spay with the future Dr. Ryan
and to the right is a picture of Penny
with her new buddy Walley, a Platinum Mink..
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Penny
was
suppose to be my show cat but she
didn't like her tail touched. I
placed her as an adult with Gail and Ryan from Shaker
Heights. In
Gail's words, "Penny
Lane
is my dream cat. She has
turned out to be the biggest snuggle-bug."
Now the funny part about this is that Penny no longer
has problems with
having her tail touched
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Fallon, a Champagne Mink Female, lives with
Cheryl in
the Cleveland area. Cheryl wanted a gutsy cat who would live up to
the tradition of 'Fallon' in the great TV show Dynasty. Well
she
got what she wanted. Fallon born, April 1999, will
not be undone by her feline house mates. She has a larger
than
life personality....and Cheryl has the stories to back
it.
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Trinity,
a Champagne Point female and Colombo,
a Platinum Mink boy live
with Ted in St. Louis. Colombo is about 13 lb. which is pretty big for
a tonk. Trinity is just over 6 lb. which is the low side of
average for a female. According to Ted "...they are
both very sweet, outgoing, and terrific companions".
Tonks love climbing trees.
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This is a picture of
Boodles. No, Boodles isn't a large cat, this is
just the
way
the picture was taken. Boodles is a Platinum Mink boy and lives with
the Ullman family in Ohio. Notice that Boodles is
making
bread with his paws.
2004
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Teak and Pong are two Platinum Mink
Tonkinese who live
with Paulette and Bob in Northern Ohio. Teak, who is looking
at
the camera, is of my breeding.
Speaking of spoiled tonks,
they
have convinced Bob to build them a floor to ceiling climbing tree made
of carpeting and sisal rope. As all good tonks, they reward
their humans (in this case Bob) with hugs and
kisses. 2004 |
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Nancy,
I have been meaning to write to you for a long time to let you know how
happy we are that we purchased a cat from you in
March of
2001. Burma is just the sweetest cat and is
constantly
sitting on my shoulder. The kids all love her and I
never
thought I could get so attached to a cat. I just wanted to let you know
how happy we are that we adopted her and if we are ever in the
market for another kitten, you'll be the first person we
call.
Thanks again.
Patty, Tim.
Estee, Frank, and Olivia
e-mail dated 11/04.
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