Tuesday, December 19, 2017
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Wednesday, August 21, 2013
AJSavannahs F2B JoJo and Henri, two of our Gentle Giant brothers
AJSavannahs F2B JoJo (Vester) and Henri (Henry) from our F1 Ayo and F6A Wari. Henri is huge but JoJo is the Alpha Male even though he's a bit smaller than his younger brother. I got to visit with the boys in July, 2013 when I delivered our F2B brothers Sambu and Toki to their new family. JoJo played fetch til he wore out and Henri showed off his jumping skills.
Both boys invented a new game for me, they leaped off their cat tree and onto the guest airbed. Over-and-over. And I'm not sure what we all enjoyed more, watching them bounce off the side of the bed or listening to the noise they made as they hit the bed. Wonderful time with the boys and with their humans Becky and Jerry.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2013
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Wednesday, February 16, 2011
AJSavannahs F2B Kbutu and F3C Savannah Kittens
Have not posted any updated photos for AJSavannahs F2B Kbutu for several months. Kbutu is staying with us and we hope she'll bless us with F3C kittens some time this year.
New photos of our available F2B kittens on our AJSavannahs Facebook page or visit our website at AJSavannahs.com.
New photos of our available F2B kittens on our AJSavannahs Facebook page or visit our website at AJSavannahs.com.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
AJSavannahs Little Hunters Miss Gabriel
We named our AJSavannahs F2B kittens Faith, Hope and Charity the "Little Hunters" when Gabriel was old enough to wean and big enough to hold his own with the girls. Since he was an only child, and we supplemented Gabatta's milk with a bottle, Gabriel thought he was a human and not a Savannah cat. Which meant that he was developing quite an attitude, and why not, he IS Gabatta's! The girls took care of his attitude right away. They were like the depictions you see of early man hunting Wooly Mammoths. Small creatures surrounding a huge beast and somehow prevailing.
Thus, our names: Little Hunters sisters Faith, Hope and Charity, and Wooly Mammoth Gabriel (from our AJSavannahs F1 Gabatta and F6A Mbau).
Now that Gabriel is home, I made my third 14-hour PLUS trip to Oregon to deliver him to his cousins our F3B Ellie and F2B Jericho, DSH Tater (and humans Teresa and Jimmy, of course), but now that Gabriel is home, the (not so) Little Hunters have turned their attention to me. With help from their cousins George and Charlie of course.
I noticed the new behaviors last week, but they don't do it to Jason, so I thought it was just a quirk. Not.
This is how it goes, cleaning litterboxes for Faith, Hope, Charity, George and Charlie:
I start scooping. Charlie jumps in the box, then he dives into the bag. In the meantime, Faith leaps into the box, too, trying to distract me. George rushes in and grabs the bag, usually at the top edge. I shoo George away. Drag Charlie out of the bag and try and hold him, and the bag, in my right hand as I continue to scoop around Faith with my left.
Then Charity launches from the cat tree in the middle of the room, to the fireplace, then to my back, then onto the stereo, then on around the room. Hope joins her in the chase.
Faith jumps out of the box.
Charlie twists out of my right hand and dives back into the bag, tearing the bottom as he goes in. George sees an opportunity and grabs the top edge again, dragging the bag, and Charlie out of my reach.
Charity makes her second circuit of the room and hits my back right on cue. I give up, stand up, open the closet door and they all dash in to play with the toys I have stashed. I close the door, get a new bag, clean up the mess, and start over again.
Jason asks me why I don't just close them in the closet to start with...
Mainly because we ALL have so much fun with the new routine. As anyone who lives with a Savannah cat knows (especially an AJSavannahs early generation Savannah cat), there's just no way you can get angry with them. They're spectacularly beautiful, hugely intelligent and inquisitive, inveterate clowns, and totally bonded to their humans.
If they choose to include me in their games, then I feel honored to be considered a part of their Herd!
Thus, our names: Little Hunters sisters Faith, Hope and Charity, and Wooly Mammoth Gabriel (from our AJSavannahs F1 Gabatta and F6A Mbau).
Now that Gabriel is home, I made my third 14-hour PLUS trip to Oregon to deliver him to his cousins our F3B Ellie and F2B Jericho, DSH Tater (and humans Teresa and Jimmy, of course), but now that Gabriel is home, the (not so) Little Hunters have turned their attention to me. With help from their cousins George and Charlie of course.
I noticed the new behaviors last week, but they don't do it to Jason, so I thought it was just a quirk. Not.
This is how it goes, cleaning litterboxes for Faith, Hope, Charity, George and Charlie:
I start scooping. Charlie jumps in the box, then he dives into the bag. In the meantime, Faith leaps into the box, too, trying to distract me. George rushes in and grabs the bag, usually at the top edge. I shoo George away. Drag Charlie out of the bag and try and hold him, and the bag, in my right hand as I continue to scoop around Faith with my left.
Then Charity launches from the cat tree in the middle of the room, to the fireplace, then to my back, then onto the stereo, then on around the room. Hope joins her in the chase.
Faith jumps out of the box.
Charlie twists out of my right hand and dives back into the bag, tearing the bottom as he goes in. George sees an opportunity and grabs the top edge again, dragging the bag, and Charlie out of my reach.
Charity makes her second circuit of the room and hits my back right on cue. I give up, stand up, open the closet door and they all dash in to play with the toys I have stashed. I close the door, get a new bag, clean up the mess, and start over again.
Jason asks me why I don't just close them in the closet to start with...
Mainly because we ALL have so much fun with the new routine. As anyone who lives with a Savannah cat knows (especially an AJSavannahs early generation Savannah cat), there's just no way you can get angry with them. They're spectacularly beautiful, hugely intelligent and inquisitive, inveterate clowns, and totally bonded to their humans.
If they choose to include me in their games, then I feel honored to be considered a part of their Herd!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
AJSavannahs F2B Kittens from Ayo, Gabatta and Kboo!
We are having a blast with F2B kittens from our F1 Savannah Ayo, her sister Gabatta, and from our F1 Kboo. AJSavannahs Gabriel was supposed to go home last week, but I was ill (what's new???) and now we'll be traveling after Christmas. His much younger cousins are playing Little Hunters to his Wooly Mammoth. He's very gentle and patient and lets them think they can take him down at will. Hard to keep from laughing, but we try.
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