Kitten Report #21: One year ends, another begins
The cats offer wisdom and I express two hopes for 2022.
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Kitten report #20: Not dead yet [photos]
Charlie and George continue to steadily deplete their nine-life ration. George had another close call—but everyone’s fine.
Read moreKitten Report #19: Sad, abandoned, lost and betrayed! [photos]
We’ve been with Charlie and George 24/7 since we adopted them in August 2019. The thought of leaving them for nine days without being able to explain to them that we were coming back was…not thrilling.
Read moreÇaturday with Charlie and George
In which I experiment with Procreate brushes—with limited success—to make portraits of Charlie and George
Read moreKitten Report #18: Two-and-a-bit years old
Charlie and George are two years old—no longer kittens but full-grown cats. Maybe. Their personalities have grown more distinct.
Read moreHappy Çaturday!
Here, on the occasion of his second birthday, is a drawing I made of George
Read moreKitten Report #17: Songbird Fever
In which George spends a couple of days in kitty hospital on IV antibiotics and resolves never to eat a bird again.
Read moreKitten Report #15: Einstein Houdini Ferociraptors
Charlie and George now team-hunt, and the are a brilliant escape-artiste duo.
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Kitten Report #14: One year in the big wide world [photo, video]
Today Charlie and George are exactly one year old. They came to us as tiny rescue kitties, the only survivors of a litter of six, but today they are lords of their domain. And for their birthday we gave them a brief adventure in the great outdoors…
Read moreKitten Report #13: Social distancing
At almost 11 months , Charlie and George struggle to understand shelter-in-place and social distancing.
Read moreKitten Report #12: A new decade [photos]
Charlie and George are eight months old. They are big and strong and full of beans.
Read moreKitten Report #11: Seven months old today [photos]
Today our rescue kitties Charlie and George, are exactly seven months old. Despite being brothers, they are developing very differently.
Read moreHoliday greetings from Charlie and George
Until I find a new way to destroy the Christmas tree, here are Charlie and George brimming with holiday feelings
Read moreKitten report #10: The evolving disability consciousness of Charlie and George [photo, video]
In just a few months, Charlie and George have taken giant steps in disability consciousness. Their evolution has progressed in leaps and bounds (often while hanging upside down from the curtains or falling in the bath).
Read moreKitten report #09: Six months old!
Charlie and George are now six months old. They’ve come a long way.
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Kitten report #08: Kipper and Ripper
Charlie and George are 10 days shy of 6 months old. They swing wildly between sweet fluffy fuzzballs and manic murdercats. They need new toys. Suggestions?
Read moreKitten Report #07: the chameleon twins [photos]
Charlie and George are now 5 months old. One minute they look very grown up, then, in the blink of an eye, they revert to the itty bitty new-to-the-world kitties we brought home two months ago.
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Kitten Report #06 [photos and video]
The continuing adventures of tabby kittens Charlie and George, aged 19 weeks and 1 day.
Read moreKitten Report #05: Visual rehab [photo and video]
Kitty report #5, in which Charlie gets home-made visual rehab and begins to adapt to his visual impairment
Read moreKitten report #04: The tiny years
Here are four pictures of Charlie and George as teeny tiny foster kitties.
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Kitten report #03
Kitten report, with photos: a neurological accident, amazing recovery, and a very protective brother.
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A photo and video update of the continuing adventures of kittens Charlie and George.
Read moreKitten report #01
The latest report on the intrepid adventures of Charlie and George, tabby brothers, 15 1/2 weeks old. With photos.
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Itty bitty pretty kitties: kitten report #0
Introducing our new kitty overlords, Charlie and George: 12-week-old tabby kittens.
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Nicola Griffith 