we hope this email finds you well.    Tigger and Blau are doing great.  They've truly bonded over the course of this week and we are so happy!  We feel really fortunate to have found you and enjoyed working with you very much.  Have a good weekend.

Hi, Suzanne,

Sorry for the belated response.  Tigger arrived safely on Friday, although his flight from Atlanta was delayed a couple of hours.  He came out of the cage full of energy and ready to explore his new home.  He was so affectionate and purred all evening.  He ate a lot of moist food and found the litter box, so he's settling in.

Blau has been taken aback by the new arrival and is not yet sure what to make of the little guy.  He seems very interested in Tigger, but at the same time he is overwhelmed.  We hope that they will bond and that Blau will be more comfortable not being a single cat anymore.  Tigger is a real powerhouse with no fear.  He's constantly following one of us around the home, and he is jumping (or trying to) on everything.  And he's very very affectionate and mushy. 

Peter and Angela

Hi, Suzanne and Todd.
 
It's past a week with Wiley and we still love her.  She is really smart and learns quickly.  We have kept her in our bedroom with us.  She isn't fond of sleeping alongside but once in a while you find her by our feet.  Her favorite sleeping area is a night stand where she can keep an eye on everything.
 
This week we have been home so we have begun to take her to our first floor and stay with us downstairs.  She has done her exploration of the floor and stays near us.  We have played with her and we know what her favorite toys are.  We also introduced her to my twin niece and nephew who are in third grade.  She was shy but she eventually came out to play with them.
 
It has been really hot and one day she seemed too hot.  We slowed down on the running around and had her drink water and sit on tile flooring instead of carpeting.  We have had to turn on the air conditioner but set at about 80 degrees.
 
She doesn't sit on us but does likes to rub herself on us and sit at close proximity. She purrs when we stroke her.
 
She has a great appetite.  We feed her 1/4 can of Science Diet in the morning and the evening. Throughout the evening we give her dry food for the late night snacking.  In the morning, it isn't empty but it isn't untouched.  During the day we keep dry food on her plate in case she wants to snack during the day.  My husband wants to change to IAMS.  He finds it to taste better.  :) What would you say to that?  I know that changing food can cause diarehea.
 
She is well potty trained and she grooms herself after every meal privately.
 
So is the quanity of moist food enough for a kitten? 1/4 cup in the morning and another for the evening?
 
How about bathing?  Will we need to give her a bath or how she grooms herself is sufficient?
 
Well here are some pictures of her.  I think she is happy with us. Everyone thinks she is beautiful and we do too.
 
Glad that no one saw the gem in her to ask for her before us.
 
Hope all is well.
 
Azucena, Steve and Wiley