Family created in foster care is together forever

If you don't remember Lucy, Linus and Charlie Brown (or even if you do), check back at their earlier blog posts for some supercute baby pics. They are an extra special family that started with a tiny newborn kitten found at Red Lake Indian reservation during a clinic where he was matched with a mom cat who had been nursing, but her kittens were gone. Then two weeks later, Feline Rescue took is a kitten just 2-3 weeks old and Lucy took him on too. A wonderful family adopted the whole family and we just received a happy update on them. As you can see the kitties are still VERY close ;-)
The kitties are just wonderful! We love them so!

Lucy is her usual sweet self. She does seem to be a tad more playful and kittenish in spurts as the boys are growing up. And she's just so well behaved! Never scratching anything but the scratching posts, waiting patiently to be petted, etc.
She seems to have a particular affinity for Sam, our 8 year old. She seeks him out when he's reading or playing, then just rolls on her back and stretches out so he can rub her tummy. He loves it!
Charlie is now bigger (taller and longer, not bigger around) than Lucy and certainly than Linus. He still has a kittenish feel to his body, though, so it makes me wonder how big he's going to be when he's all done growing. He's such a happy-go-lucky, enthusiastic spaz of a kitty! His nails seem to grow the fastest and he has the biggest affinity for clawing stuff he's not supposed to. We're working on it! Oh - Charlie also has turned out to be the best mouser. He has killed two mice in our house and I'm happy to report that I think he's solved the mouse issue! (He was SOOOO proud of himself!)
Linus still seems to be the most thoughtful. And I think he's really smart. He such a calmly loving guy -- he waits 'til the hubbub dies down, then comes and sits in my lap or lays on my legs if I'm sleeping. He spends quite a bit of time curled up with either Charlie or Lucy and grooming them.Here are some pictures of our crew. By the way, Lucy is indeed getting a little friskier as the boys get a bit older. Fun to watch her play with toys!
Oh -- and Lucy really did that purple boa all by herself (after Charlie found it in the kids' dress up clothes and dragged it up from the basement). Definite photo op!

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REMEMBER THAT THESE HAPPY ENDINGS ARE ONLY POSSIBLE IF FELINE RESCUE HAS ENOUGH FOSTER HOMES TO TAKE CARE OF CATS AND KITTENS LIKE THESE. CALL CATHY TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FOSTERING AT 651 230-3263.