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They share the experience of having been abandoned and adopted by us from the
local animal shelter in December 1999. Kiri was about a year old and Kiliki a
half grown kitten. Kiri is a very big and handsome pure white cat and Kiliki a
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Yuka our little siamese was lucky like Kiri and Kiliki. We adopted her in November 1999 when she was 5 months old, found abandoned and poisoned. She only spent one night in the animal shelter I took her home the next morning wrapped in a towel after hearing her desperate cry for help. She only just made it thanks to our vet´s good care, but now although quite small she is in excellent health and specially grateful. Any change in her daily routine seems to spell danger for her so we let her be a bit of a hermit. Her friends Kiri and Kiliki are very sweet and gentle with her. |
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We are going to let Penélope tell you her own story for a change: “My name is Penelope de La Gallarda and I want to begin by saying that I am also a champion (just like these cats) and the mother of champions. I have been living with these good people for the last two years since the age of 5. Previously I was with my breeders in Estella not very far from here. They tease me by saying that I´m “recycled”. Since I could no longer have puppies I found a new home where I am the one and only basset and enjoy my retirement. Although I am outnumbered by the cats (whom I sometimes consider to be a little bit spoilt) we get along surprisingly well. I´m very affectionate, a bit stubborn and my favourite passtimes are eating and going for walks.
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They are two middle aged neutered gentlemen who came to live with us in January 2004 when a very dear friend of mine died. They had already spent some time here and were used to us and familiar with the house and garden. We all miss Mercedes and her two cats are a special bond. For me they are HER cats and I love and look after them as sadly she can no longer do so.
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This Christmas 2006 a little rabbit known as "Conejo Raton" because she is
mouse coloured came to join our family. I have always liked rabbits and this
one is not only cute but very clever as well. She is installed in the new
catrun, confined in a cage-like structure during the day for protection from
the cats until she grows a bit more and free to run around at night. Early
in the morning when I do my rounds she has learned to run back to her cage
for breakfast. |
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