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Time to let me know if you want a holiday card, with this year’s featured kitty! Go here to Postable, enter your name and address, and your card will be on the way soon. I am happy to send cards to other countries, this is NOT limited to U.S. residents. If you have any problems, drop me an email and I’ll do my best to fix it. I’ll take names and addresses until December 20th.
If you’d like to send me a card as well (never ever required, but always appreciated – I don’t keep track of who does or doesn’t send a card, I promise!), send it to:
Robyn Anderson
1260 US HWY 72E, STE B #130
Athens, AL 35611 USA
(PS: If that link doesn’t work for you, or you prefer not to enter your info (I delete your name and address once I’ve downloaded it), you can email me – mizrobyn (at) gmail.com – instead.)
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ChaCha is such a GORGEOUS girl.

Line ’em up! From left: Flamenco, Tango, Mambo and Sashay.

And the kittens from above. Always curious to know just WHAT I’m doing.

Flamenco is ALWAYS keeping an eye on me.

Mambo’s getting pretty good at this “selfie” thing.

And please admire his whiskers, too.
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Charlie chooses the busiest spot in the kitchen (in front of the sink) to take a nap, of course.
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Posted on social media (Facebook/Twitter/Instagram/Tumblr/ Bluesky) yesterday.


The Little Dancers are 11 weeks old and here’s what they look like now! Not a big change from last week (not much of a change for several weeks, really), but one notable thing is that this week Flamenco and Sashay weigh exactly the same (Sashay’s always been a bit smaller.) You can see their weight chart right here.

Flamenco likes to mess up the rugs in the kitten room. (Well. ALL the kittens like to do it, I’m sure, I just happened to catch Flamenco in action!)
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Sashay loves that bookworm toy (it came from Cat Lady Box). She keeps getting distracted by other toys, but always returns to the bookworm!

Continuing to be available for adoption: this cute girl.
ChaCha (estimated DOB 9-15-23) was turned in to Huntsville Animal Services when she was extremely pregnant. Just a few hours later she went into labor and gave birth to four healthy kittens. The little family came to us just a few hours after that (on September 16th). ChaCha has done an amazing job taking care of her kittens. Now it’s time for her to be the baby!
ChaCha is a super sweet, friendly, and cuddly girl. She loves to be petted, she loves to sit in your lap and be snuggled, and when she’s had enough snuggling, she’ll curl up nearby to keep you company while you work or watch TV. She’s a very playful girl and loves it when you wave a feather teaser for her jump up after, or toss ping pong balls or rattly mice for her to chase. Depending on the toy, she very well may bring it back to you to throw again – she doesn’t always get the concept of bringing the toy all the way to you, but sometimes she does! She’s really a great all-around girl who wants love and attention, and to keep a close eye on what you’re doing (she knows you need supervision.) She would be good with other cats (with a proper introduction, of course) and though she hasn’t been around dogs in her foster home, we believe she’d be fine with cat-friendly dogs as well. She’s spayed, ID chipped, and up to date on her vaccinations.
We are located in the Huntsville (Alabama) area. Out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption, as ChaCha has stated “I don’t know how to drive, I have no interest in learning, and you can’t make me.” Alright, then!
To inquire, email Forgotten Felines of Huntsville at info (at) ffhsv.org, or fill out an online application here.
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Tango picks a fight with mama ChaCha, then tries to start something with Mambo.

Flamenco and the Precious Moments eyes. (She got one million kisses after I took this picture.) Did you know she’s available for adoption? True story! Read her description below and email Forgotten Felines of Huntsville at info (at) ffhsv.org to inquire – or fill out an application here.
(She will be spayed on December 18th and can go home a few days later – or stay here for a while longer, if need be.)
Flamenco (torbie; DOB 9-16-25) and her family came into foster when she was just a few hours old, along with her mother (ChaCha), sister (Sashay) and brothers (Mambo & Tango.) She is a very sweet and friendly girl with a ton of energy. She’s much smaller than either of her brothers, but she doesn’t hesitate to jump on them and kick their butts all over the place. She loves to chase toys, loves to kick ping pong balls all over the place, and will BOING! up after a feather teaser like nobody’s business. She’s a cuddly girl and will stop by for a pet or a kiss before she races off to play some more.
If you’re looking for a pair of kittens her brother Mambo is available, and so is their mother ChaCha! She MUST have another cat or kitten to play and snuggle with. She hasn’t been around dogs in her foster home, but should be fine with cat-friendly dogs.
We are located in the Huntsville, Alabama area; out of area adoptions are allowed, but adopters must come here to complete the adoption since our kitten-delivery drone has not yet been perfected.

Line ’em up! From left: Mambo, Flamenco, Sashay & Tango.
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Previously
2024: That’s a lap full.
2023: No entry.
2022: No entry.
2021: Places to GO.
2020: Tater Tot’s all “You rang?”
2019: “Hi, Unca Khal! You gonna drink water? You thirsty? I can drink water, too!”
2018: Pulley’s a LAYDEE.
2017: No entry.
2016: No entry.
2015: “I don’t really know any way to even lead into this, so I’ll just tell you,” Fred said. “I’ve been bitten by a squirrel.”
2014: I don’t know what’s got her all bothered, but somebody must’ve said SOMEthing.
2013: They’re smart little monkeys, is what they are.
2012: The Weeds girls go a-visitin’.
2011: Kitteh Video Saturday.
2010: Bobby, having finished his own plate, moves on down the line to see what everyone else has.
2009: I calls him “SnuffleFLOOFaGus.”
2008: No entry.
2007: Sitting in the portal, waiting for the mother ship to arrive.
2006: No entry.
2005: No entry.



