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We hope you like our new look website, part of our motivation is to keep google happy, but more importantly we want to keep our site current, interesting and informative, and hope this new format will be a little more interactive. Huge thank you to Sam a good friend brought into my life by none other than DEVONS! Sam has worked hard rebuilding the Wisecracks website.
With all the chopping and changing, there may very well be the odd spelling mistake, word left out or broken link, if you do come across anything you think needs correcting or improving, please let me know.
Some of you have already joined the Wisecracks Facebook Group which replaces both the chat board and the almost impossible to use keep and share. We can now share videos, photos and news all in one place.
For those of you who do not have Facebook accounts - this page will be updated each season, and in addition to this we have a twitter feed in the top right corner of this page for shorter more recent updates about Wisecracks Devon Rex Cats. You can also choose to follow us on Twitter!
It is hard to be believe we are officially into winter with morning temperatures of 18! The cats have slowed down their calling, which is a welcome relief. Gordon is taking a month off work and instead of a much needed holiday we are hoping to rebuild the cattery floors! Cat pee is so corrosive, pity it stinks so badly, it would make brilliant paint stripper and I could be rich! Our kitchen desperately needs a makeover but the cattery is getting the attention.
Rubber Chicken is in her new home, we miss her but know she is happier being top cat. Oscar is desexed and not even fighting with Yammy our retired boy. Mouse has finally mastered motherhood, which is a welcome relief.
On the human front Gordon and I are enjoying the odd night home alone. Chloe is almost finished her final year of midwifery! Jessica is getting into the swing of doing some work in her fashion and design course, Josh has finished some training and is looking forward to getting a management position at McDonalds.
Winter is looming and we look forward to hibernating! We do have Liddle Leda due in early July, this will be her first litter so fingers crossed all goes well. Later this year I am looking forward to an exciting outcross with Muscat and our beautiful Gusto, so hopefully a Devon Rex Variant litter should be arriving with any luck this season.
This may be a good time to take a minute to complete an annual health review, with the winter weather making us all stay inside more. The Annual Health Review is an important part of our Breeding for Health programme and we really appreciate the time you take in filling these out and returning them to us.
Having had two of my kittens in homes now get poisoning from chewing on lily's kept as houseplants it may be a good idea to do a quick house and garden check and maybe google some sites about what plants are poisonous to pets. This site has pictures of the plants plus what to do if you suspect poisoning may be the case Poisonous Plants and Pets. If you find any other good sites on this subject please let me know and I will look at adding the best ones to one of my pages.
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