Mangala and Myruna Cats

"Where Beauty & Enchantment Are Created"

Some funny and cute letters & emails from our kittens parents:

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13/04/10

This is a lovely email from Di & with Greg about their two little Singapura babes.

Belle was a quiet little girl who was so demure and so very sweet, but would take a little time to accept a new mum. Her brother was so very full of himself and we knew he would settle immediately and run the household. Male kitten is called Paco and the female is Belle

No need to thank us for loving Belle! We are thankful you sent her to us. I know exactly how you feel about Molly and Sassy - Belle makes us feel the same way. She gets away with so much more than the Naughty Paco! For example the other night... we don't generally let the kids sleep with us at night, but when we had the friends stay, we did. When they have slept with us, Belle has always decided to sleep under the bed in a basket full of clothes instead of under the covers (she feels secure there). So the next morning I woke up and there was a cat between me and Greg and I assumed it was Paco. I was about to move him to the other side of me so I could cuddle with Greg, but looked down and it was Belle, sound asleep and all stretched out. My heart melted at the fact she was there, couldn't bear to move her so let her be. Paco meanwhile was curled up (still between us) but at our feet. You're right, I am a goner and completely addicted to them. And the funny thing is, self-proclaimed cat haters love them too - and I believe them seeing the way they crumble when Paco chooses them to curl up to go to sleep with. He's just a heart breaker!

The funny thing is, I only stumbled upon Singa's by chance. Greg and I had been talking about getting a kitten for about 12-18 months but were waiting to buy a property. We bought our place last August and started looking in earnest around November. We looked at pet stores (however I have a fundamental problem with animals being sold in pet stores) and some rescue cats, but Greg has an allergy to dogs and he had a stray cat as a kid which he also had an allergy to so we weren't sure if this would carry through to him now being an adult. So I was searching for short haired hypoallergenic cats (if you can believe it!) and somehow stumbled upon the Singa. Then when I started researching them and learning about their temperaments, how affectionate they are, their size and of course those big green eyes, that was it. Then trying to find a breeder was a whole other issue, and then I found you! And then we had to wait, and wait, and wait! We were so excited and it was so hard to not email you and harass you about them Every. Single Day! But it was worth it! The moment I laid eyes on them at the airport, I nearly cried! That little face staring back at me and that new kitten smell! Oh, and Greg has had no allergy problems at all. Even when the little boy sleeps on Greg's' neck (which is often as Greg likes to snooze on the couch). And Greg wakes up all stiff because he doesn't want to disturb him!!!

I don't think anything you read can truly convey the personality or how affectionate these little tykes are. I think I told you when I get up in the morning, they come running over for cuddles. It's just wonderful. And the little guy in particular, is like a little dog. He's just a shadow who is always following you around by your side. I just want to smoosh their little faces (which I do often) and crush them with love!

One more thing, I hear Greg sometimes when he doesn't think I can hear him, and he's always talking to the the kids, asking what they're doing, if they liked their cuddles, and last night I heard him say to them "You two have no idea how much Mum and Dad love you. We just love you to pieces!". hehehe - good father material, huh?! He just adores them. Anyway, I've just written another essay on the kids again. Sorry! It's a bad thing to get me started... :-)

(Ahh makes my heart just melt, it is wonderful to be able to give such pleasure.)

Fiona:

29/03/10

This is an email from Kay & Rick, who have a Bengal from us, and then came back for a Singapura baby.

So I just have to move all those other pictures & make myself the centre of attention...........not just once but every day!

I do this just to annoy her............then she flashes me with that awful little black box & goes coo coo how cute, then moves all the pictures back into place ready for me to do it again...............it’s really fun in the middle of the night when they are sleeping.

I go meow in my tiny little voice right up in their ears & they don’t wake up so then I go for it, you know pictures fall like dominoes in a long line, it’s really fun in the dark, they sure wake up quick & chase me, well duhhhhhh that’s what I wanted!!

Kay & Rick Smith

Pam has a lovely little man called "Sami"

Dear Fiona

I just wanted to let you know that Sami is well. Yesterday after 14 and a half years of pure and unconditional love my beautiful poodle Chloe was euthanized after becoming critically ill. Sami is so incredibly sensitive I believe he knows and is doing everything he can to help me. He is constantly at my side, just like Chloe used to be and I feel I have a new guardian angel. Last night when I couldn't sleep he materialized out of nowhere to comfort me, it is as if he has a sixth sense. I know the next few weeks are going to be difficult but with Sami's help I know I will get through it. Once again I thank you from the bottom of my heart for my beautiful boy. I know this time of year is difficult for you too and my heart goes out to you and your family. Please know that Sami and I are thinking of you and wish you strength, peace, and love.

Pam

12/06/08

Pippin is the daughter who bought an older Singapura kitten for her mother & father, Otto and Tahj are Pips two Burmese cats that visit her mother when she travels.

Adopted Singapura kitten called Kodi writes (2008):

Hello mummy Fiona,

It's me here, KODI.

Well I wasn't too keen on my flight up here but wow you should see my new house, so big and many places to hide.

My first night was a little difficult, didn't want to sleep with my new mummy though, I slept with my big sister Pippin, she reminds me of you and she give me lots of cuddles and kisses after the flight and stopped a few times on the drive down to xxxxxxx for some more cuddle time so I like her a lot.

Last night l I had a little bit to eat, went to the toilet a couple of times and got my kitty litter all over the floor, that was fun.

Fell into the toilet in the en-suite at about 1am and my new mummy fished me out dried me off and took me into Pippins room.

Jumped under the covers and had some nice cuddles but still thought I would try and keep her up with some midnight chat time.

This morning I had lovely cuddles with Pippin, some breakfast played for an hour with Pippin and mummy and then laid in the sunshine which comes into my new mummy's room every morning and it's divine!!!!

Today I was VERY tired from all the excitement so I slept almost all day in my plush igloo, with the occasional wander around the house to discover a few new rooms.

Tonight I had a delicious dinner and mummy has put my comfy basket bed beside the open fire, gee life is tough!

I will email you some pictures next week of my new home and me with my cousins Tahj and Otto, they will be visiting me for 5 days so that will keep me very busy indeed.

Hope you all aren't missing me too much, but please know I am settling in quicker than I thought I would which is great.

Puuuuurs and Smooches

KODI

(love receiving such emails)