Darn Cats!!!

As I walked into my bathroom tonight to turn the shower on for Bud I found this:

There are only 2 possibilities for this, one is name Paqo and one is named Puma. I have a feeling that they are both at fault!

Silly Kitties...

Snuggled up:

Puma is our more social kitty and wants to play with anyone and anything that will play...even Henry:

The kitty tree...

While we were in AZ visiting my sister she offered us her old cat tree. They had gotten a new one for Christmas and their old one was just on the back patio. I knew that Puma and Paqo would love a cat tree and we figured out how to fit it into the trunk.

Here is what it looked like before.

After a few hours and many staples here's the new and improved kitty tree!!

They have really enjoyed it. To make the recovering easier I left the original carpet on the bottom and I made the two platforms flat instead of boxes. Unfortunately that has also made it easier for Henry to climb it!!

Where's the kitten...

These days the kittens are in the doghouse!! Which for the moment means the bathroom. We're having litter box training issues. But we're working on it. When they're not sequestered to the bathroom I regularly find this:
Can you find the kitten?

Here he is!

That's Puma and he loves to sleep there. It's startling to hear him climb up, but once he's settled in he's good to go!

Our new little additions...

Yesterday we adopted 2 little kittens. Their names are Puma & Paqo. N8 was the instigator in choosing Quechua (it is a language spoken my some Peruvians) and we decided to stay with "P" names. Puma means puma, mountain lion. Paqo means rain. It seems to also have some religious meanings as well.
There learning the lay of the land and the kids are thoroughly enjoying them. Pichi isn't sure, but is interested! We're still working on using the litter box.
This is Paqo:

This is Puma (I think!):

Trying to get pictures of them is difficult! They're either sound asleep or chasing each other around the house.
They're practically identical. Paqo has a slightly smaller face. Hopefully as they get older they'll be more distinct!