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The name is Kitten, Charlie Kitten, Licensed to Chase Rabbits.

The beginning of life

I have added a picture to my site of me with my birth Brother and Sisters. I am the cute one in the yellow collar. My Birth Mother was a small tortoiseshell and white cat and my Dad was black and hairy. All but one of us turned out black. We are all tiny as there were 6 of us fighting for space. We were born on a farm in Suffolk. My adoptive Mother came to see us and I went to sit on her lap and play with her. She was hoooked form the start.
She took me home with her and I met my big Brother Bailey. He didn't like me much but I still followed him round and learnt things from him. We used to play alot but he was quite hard with me and used to knock me accross the floor. I still came back for more.
My birth Mother taught me well how to hunt and catch food to bring home to my adoptive Mother. I could tell she was always pleased. I started with moths and moved up to newts, frogs, mice, even a huge rat that was bigger than me once. She still likes my presents as I see she keeps them in a big black container in the yard.
When I was about a year old Mumy bought Daddy home for the first time. I quite liked him so I bought him a mouse. We have got on well ever since.
I bring him rabbits now as he seems to like them best.

Wow! My own profile.

The name is Kitten - Charlie Kitten. Licensed to chase rabbits. (oh and mice, squirrels, chickens from the garden next door, and wrens, thrushes, pidgeons, and pretty much anything else that comes into my garden and territory).

Purrrfect! How cool is Catster. At last I have my own web page and profile - just like my owners pages on myspace and facebook. But this is much better. Purrfect for a young, sleek, handsome cat like me.

I have been asking my owners to set me up with a page for some time. One of my owners works from home so I used to go and sit on his computer keyboard to try to get him to look at Catster. Did he get the message? No!

Still, we cats can be a persistant lot. And persistance pays off.