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[Lorien]

but when he sits, they really turn out. I got him as a "pet quality" cat (still cost some money, but not too much) because of some brown patches on his tummy (he's supposed to be all silver and white). I suspect his funny feet were an issue, too!

His brother is in Central Florida. The breeder, which generally only has one or two litters a year, had seven kittens in that litter! (Last one had four) so they don't know if they'll hall be sold or if some will have to be adopted out (two silver and whites and one brown, when last I checked).

All my other cats had been strays, but I chose a pedigreed pet when I got Obie, after having spent thousands on my last two strays because of genetic heath problems. No record of the same troubles in Oberon's lineage so far.I'm sure I'll adopt more unwanted pets in the future, but for now I like having some peace of mind knowing that it's not likely I'll go though the heartbreak of losing another cat to cardiomyopathy.