Boss Eyed Ragdollies ..... HELP !

[artifarti]

Hi... hope someone kittenwise can help. We recently rescued a beautiful chocolate ragdoll female ( now named Lulu) When we went to pick her up , it was casually announced that she had a 'runt' kitten with her, which of course, we took home with us. He has now grown to a beautiful boy ( Sebastian-Marmaduke-smythe... we gave him a huge name , because he was so small ) Needless to say the woman we rescued from was attempting to be an 'illegal' breeder, Lulu and sebastian were half starved, dehydrated , covered with fleas, and riddled with worms. All of which, with time, we put right. Except Lulu got bigger.... and bigger... and bigger.... yep, she was pregnant.
Three weeks ago, she presented us with 7 little ragdollie kittens... one died almost straight away ( it was born poorly) and a week later one just faded away, which broke our hearts. Now we have five little chubby lovelies... ( ones smaller but I feed him/her to help out, so its healthy.... just a bit smaller ). They have thier own room, so Ive kept the light low when they were teeny, but now they are just begining to play ( which involves rolling on your back and sticking your toes in your mouth apparently

[Count-A-Strong]

Duplicate (sort of).

[LoftyLottie]

Hi Artifarti

I found this for you

http://lovemeow.com/2010/01/cross-eyed-cats/

Well done on raising these little kittens and being so caring. Are you keeping them all!!

Best wishes

[artifarti]

Hi .... I havent even thought of where they are to go as yet ! I'm just making sure they are all big healthy kids ! Im hoping my mum will have two where they will be spoilt to bits ! Im sute there will be a queue for them ! x

[LoftyLottie]

Have you got a photo to show us?

[mike11111]

When I was a baby I used to love rolling on my back and sticking my toes in my mouth. For some reason I can't seem to manage it any more.

[artifarti]

:-) I have just taken awful photo of boss eyed baby ..... but have no idea how to upload it to here !!

[LoftyLottie]

Use a site called tinypic.com. Instructions are quite easy to follow. You can upload any pictures from your computer and then download them elsewhere.

[Mosaic]

When I was young we had a runt moggie that was boss-eyed, couldn't mew and had no tail. She was beautiful and sweet natured. The boss-eyes meant she never had to have dead birds taken off her - she saw about five versions of anything that moved. And she lived to a ripe old age. Well done with your new babies!