(N) Skaujenta´s Alvarin, February 5, 2005. Photo: Julie Aastorp.
(N) Skaujenta´s Alvarin, January 6, 2004. Photo: Erik Åhlander.
(N) Skaujenta´s Alvarin, August, 2004. Photo: Erik Åhlander.
Eventually I found this "little" silver boy through Internet. Since long I hade a wish to have a silver stud. After we hade to neuter my only silver queen, Torvmyra´s Silver Emmeli during Fall 2003 my wish grow. I hope Alvarin will add larger size to my future kittens. He had a good weight when he arrived with a excellent bone structure. He spend a lot of time checking the bowls with food. It bodes good. He has a good silver with a nice blotched tabby marking. Also he has an excellent temper. Maybe he is the most kind of our cats. It took him maybe an hour to establish a good relation to all the other cats.
Many thanks, Julie, for this super kind "gutt"!
September 2004. He is now a big and strong boy, but in his heart he is still a very little and gentle kitten. We are so impressed of his temper. Extraordinary, indeed!
January 2006. Fairytales are never for ever. Alvarin left us in deep sorrow early May 2005. His pancreas did not work properly, and he got rapidly very sick. I loved him so but had to take the rough decision to let him go, since he was very ill and wanted to sleep. I really felt him released when he fell asleep. I still miss him very much. His son Pattadakal who stays here is almost a copy of him. It means both joy and sorrow for me. I am so sad that Alvarin did not get more time with us in the family, as we enjoyed him so much. In his short life, he got 40 offsprings, and I hope some of them will contribute making his name never forgotten.
(N) Skaujenta´s Alvarin, 10 months. Photo: Erik Åhlander.
(N) Skaujenta´s Alvarin, 6 months. Photo: Suzanne Wejland.
