Babies to be available, Cape Cod, MA

[AmeliaKeeper]

I know that Kim and Peachy both have (or at least, had) babies to place, and I know Kim, plus many shelters, have adults who need love too.  When I brought Amelia home I was simply concerned about getting a very pregnant female into a quiet, loving home environment.

I have a number of people in my extended family who expressed interest in Amelia's rittens... so far 6 of 14 are spoken for definitely, 2 others may all be going to a really great local home, and I haven't even been seeking adopters.  Nobody has chosen any specific babies, other than the fact that I know I'm keeping the runt (Oddball) for myself I'll be keeping one other), and my husband's little brother wants two boys, one of whom is tentatively named Bean (Jumping Bean).

The babies are in absolutely no danger, and won't even be available for 3 more weeks.  I know I would eventually be able to place them all in loving homes. However, if you have a particular interest in fuzzy, white dumbos, many with spots, look below.

-- Girls:
 -PEW with slight tan mask
 -PEW with a very small spot of gray by left ear (picture below)
 -PEW, no spots
 -PEW, champagne mask and head spot
 -Dark-eyed white, single spot of grey on head
 -Dark-eyed white, dark patch right eye
 -PEW, little champagne on right side of face
 -PEW, champagne mask on lower face


-- Boys:
 -PEW, no spots
 -Dark-eyed white, dark mask on lower face
 -Dark-eyed white, gray patch on left, spot by right ear (1st pic below)
 -PEW, champagne mask on lower face (2nd pic below)



-- Amelia's Keeper

[AmeliaKeeper]

I'm in the "hmm, can't I keep them all myself?" stage. Nope, I can't. I'd like to though, they are all very social sweeties. All their spots are getting darker and I swear they have doubled in size.  

Jumping Bean was the first out of the nest and into the food bowl, but two of the girls and my precocious Oddball (who is still definitely the runt) have all been spending quite a bit of time out of the nest, and the ruby-eyed female with a tan mask on her lower face has even made it up onto Momma Amelia's perch (if you could have seen the expression on Amelia's face as the little girl snuggled in to nurse... on the platform, heh).

I'll try and get some more pictures up soon, has been an awful few weeks aside from baby-cuteness.

-- Amelia's Keeper