Ember the Emeraled Eye Bombay mix Kitten's brother, Sweetie Pants the Kitten (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Ember the Emeraled Eye Bombay mix Kitten's sister, Chi the "Shower" Kitten (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Ember the Emeraled Eye Bombay mix Kitten's brother, Lemur the Flamepoint Siamese Kitten (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Ember the Emeraled Eye Bombay mix Kitten's companion, Bitty Bits the Kitten (adopted) can also be seen on our website.

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Foster Update 1 Oct 11 - Ember is so very sweet and always wants to be with his human. He is  a purr muffin, running his little motor to let you know he is happy. He loves to be petted and head butts your hand and leg to get that loving. He is so busy running around investigating everything , he seldom takes time cuddle time on your lap but loves to lay down next to you in bed.  His solid black coat is so soft to the touch. He has this very thin white line of white fur under his neck, that gives him a unique look. He has the most beautiful emarald eyes.  Now that two of his siblings have been adopted, he has really bonded with his sister Chi. They would make anyone a loving set of kittens. They are "child proof" as they have been raised with a three year old who knows how to play nice with them.

Foster Update 7 July 11 - Ember is so outgoing!  He has no shyness at all, and is very curious and busy.  But he wears himself out quick and then wants your lap.  He has the softest fur and he is the most vocal of his siblings.  He likes to play rough and isn't particular about with whom or what.
 
They all are good with the litter box.  Ember and Lemur need a high side because they really like to dig and get it on the floor outside but don't potty there.  They are all good groomers and clean each other's ears. These are super sweet kittens and they have been loved so well.  Good with kids and adults.  They were very curious about my big kitties and interacted with one of mine but the other two wouldn't have anything to do with it.  They would probably be fine with a well trained dog but not a barker because the noise really terrifies them.