These two cuties are my daughter Kristina's adopted kittens who reside in Romeoville. Isabella on top and Lucy on the bottom. They have been a joy to our family and so loving and I the proud Grandma taking this opportunity to show off their 2011 X-Mas picture. They also are two sisters and when my daughter went to adopt them her intention was only purchasing one but could not separate them. . I think these two very spoiled kittens are so lucky to have my daughter who takes such good care of them both. Thank you for this opportunity to share.

I had to be fair and post my other daughter's cat and her name is Lillian and we call her Lilly for short. This picture was taken this x-mas and she just loved sitting under the tree. She was so gentle she never knocked one ornament off the branches. The story is youngest daughter Lindsy always dreamed of having a cat and with 2 dogs did not think it was possible. One day I took my two dogs to the groomer and there were 2 kittens in cages at the store up for adoption who came from a kill shelter. I thought this may be a good opportunity to see how the kittens would interact with my dogs. The one ran away but not the other and that is how we decided to choose her. She was about 8 months and adjusted well to her new surroundings. She now thinks she is a dog and Lilly is the queen of the house! We love Lillian and are so blessed to have found her. I found out later that somebody else came along and adopted the other kitten. Thank you again for allowing us to post our cats this was so fun :-)

have to say..working over 30 years in veterinary medicine I haven't seen too many feline Olivers. I can think of only one. Whole bunch of Toms, and Socks. Mittens for the girls.