Showing posts with label AJSavannahs Harvey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AJSavannahs Harvey. Show all posts

Friday, May 28, 2010

New Harvey Photos, Showing Off His Huge Paws -- and Gertie, Marie and Walter Update


Thanks to All, for your patience. I will contact everyone who has submitted a questionnaire, email, or left a voicemail. I'm working through all my communications now. If you haven't heard from me, please call or email again. The fact that I haven't gotten to you yet does NOT mean we don't find your home to qualify. Just that I'm that far behind from being ill. Thankfully, both Jason and I work from home, so no one is ever neglected... although Jason might disagree with that statement!

Our AJSavannahs F2B kittens Gertie and Marie go in for their spay surgery Thursday. Gabatta's Walter will go in for his neuter the same day. Everyone should be ready to go home by June 17th.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

AJSavannans F2B Harvey, age 18 Months and 30 Pounds.



Visit our AJSavannahs website and Facebook pages for new photos of Harvey as well as Walter, Gertie and Marie. You can also follow AJSavannahs on Twitter.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

AJSavannahs Kevin, Now Taz (Tazara) is HOME

Flew with Kevin, now Taz Thursday and delivered him to his new family. He got lots of attention going through security, had to carry him through in my arms while his Sherpa bag went through the scanner. He was a sweetheart, just sat in my arms and soaked up all the "Ooohs and Aaahs" over his beauty. Of all Kboo's kittens, he looks most like his mother. Which is why I named him Kevin, to duplicate the "Kuh" sound of Kboo.

He slept on both flights, under the seat ahead of me and wrapped snugly in one of my Pashminas to keep him warm. I admit to shaking his bag to wake him once, he was sleeping so soundly -- and the lady in the seat next to me was concerned that he was okay. He was, of course, all our AJSavannahs kittens have been fantastic travelers. Except for Cary who is the reason I travel with a back-up Sherpa bag in my carry-on.

Cary tried to chew his way out, but would quit when I would lean down and talk to him. Had a very sore back and neck, but Cary stayed in the bag, thank goodness! So now my entire carry-on is filled with back-up pet bag, kitten food, collapsible litter pan and kitty litter in case we get stranded. Security always does a hand-check because the litter shows up on the x-ray and they can't identify it.

For an adventure in traveling, and to learn more about our biggest F2, AJSavannahs Harvey, please visit our AJSavannahs kittens page, scroll down to see Harvey, then link through to his Las Vegas adventure. NOT something I want to repeat!