Benji went to Poes and Vasjka, with whom he could get along right away and was taken in by Vasjka as a "lost child."

"I want to, on behave of Benji & Vasjka, let you know that they're doing fine and that they have become friends for life. It's just like a Siamese twin, where one goes, there's the other. Benji is washed by Vasjka at least 15 times a day and regularly he asks for it himself. The word "afraid" is not known by him and sometimes he even jumps on top of Vasjka.
I am very happy with Benji and that they have become such good friends."

Amira has been welcomed in a club of three shorthare males Eek, Silvester, Felix, the Persian female Jane and, last but not least, the rabbit. From the beginning she felt really comfortable in this cat-family and she plays as much as she can, as you can see on the photo's.

"Amira is doing really fine, I think she is becoming really beautifull now. (She already was beautifull, but she's really groing up now).
She sociable, really affectioned, bright and playfull. If she wants something, she will let you know. (Yes, she's equipped with a good sound).
It's a true Siamese allright, she throws her toys in front of you (like she wants you to throw it away) and she brings it back. She can go on with this for hours.
She's also good at talking.
She has become good friends with the other cats and the rabbit, every night she runs through the house, together with the rabbit."

Indy is the only one that found a home close to ours, in Eindhoven, where Oriental Shorthare Havana Zoë was waiting for a girlfriend. Zoë is only a couple of months older than Indy and because their owner has to work during the day, Zoë was very happy that Indy came. Together they run after each other and when they finally get tired, they lay down together and enjoy each others company.

Pictures of Indy and Zoë will come soon.

Hobbes went to a family with three kids, where he gets full attention.

"He is already loved by the entire family and is at the moment the clown of the house.
He walks from one person to another and finds it difficult to choose in which room he shall sit an play. He likes it most when we're all in the living room, than we're all together."

Sisters Doeschi and Maye moved to Groningen.
We're happy to see that two kittens where able to stay together. A Siamese is no cat that can live alone and these two little lady's will be connected for life.

"It's all going very well. They grow very hard, so we'll be getting busy searching there toys which lay under the closets and tables. They're very curious and follow me around all day. Doeschi even plays with the vacuum cleaner. Maye likes the cleaning bucket. They also climb in the curtains when there's not enough attention (that's what they think). They now know what they should and shouldn't do, but still... naughty. A beautifull couple wherefrom we get a lot of pleasure."