The end of last week was somewhat sad and the house was very empty over the weekend, but yesterday we picked up this little one. Her dad was a Maine Coon and her mum a Turkish Angora so she's somewhat fluffy. Very well socialised and super friendly, has been following us around since we got her.
Meet Hilda
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raleighnut
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Little cutie 
Reynard
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Awh!
Chin tickles from Auntie Reynard, please xxx
Chin tickles from Auntie Reynard, please xxx
Mo1959
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Gorgeous!
I love all animals but I think cats are my favourite.
I love all animals but I think cats are my favourite.
Minor update, she's settling in pretty well, very self confident and has been exploring the house. No issues so far, we woke up this morning and she was under the duvet. She's worryingly tiny though compared to what we're used to and she keeps getting underfoot, which given that she's half the size of my feet could be a problem for her!
raleighnut
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Aye, tiny kittens can be incredibly fast at getting under yer feet..
For sure, keep trying to take photos and they get a bit blurry half the time cos she moves so fast. And that's even with the camera on my phone being really good at capturing moving things.
Gwylan
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My mother in law was called Hilda. I'll stop there....
fossyant
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She'll probably be a largeish cat, especially with the fluff. Lovely, similar looking to our Ragdolls.
Hopefully, we saw her Dad, he was huge - apparently he got up to 11kg at one point. I doubt she will be close to that big as she's the runt of the litter but if she's up to around 6kg that's perfect.
Reynard
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If she's a Maine Coon x Turk, she'll end up a fairly large and solid girlie. Don't need to day much about Maine Coons, but Turks are also decent-sized cats despite being lighter boned.
Both Section 2 (semi-longhaired) cats. I don't often steward in Section 2, but when I do, it's time to get the lifting gear out!
