Category talk:Adoption

How do I add an Adoption to the list? Information In Case Some Admin Or Something Has To Do It:

Adoption Name: Beach Kit Adoption

Owned By: a cat I made up called Acornwing

Adoption Owner Appearance: Slightly fluffy, muscular, calico-and-white she-cat with amber eyes.

Kittycat79 Kitties Rule! 00:19, May 31, 2011 (UTC)

Beach Kit Adoption
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Terrain: Abandoned Beach

Prey Type: Crabs, Fish, Seagulls.

Organization:(warning: long) There are mothers of the Kits For Adoption called Kit-Nursers. Their den is called the Kit-Nursers' den, the Nursery, or the Queens' den. The entrance is thick bramble. All the dens are located through small stone tunnels at the back and sides of a cave cut into a grassy hill leading onto the sand. There's a huge, wide open space visible if you peek into the main cave entrance. The kits too young to play and are still not weaned stay at their mother's side until weaned off milk and onto prey. A kit must be 5 moons or older and completely finished drinking his/her mother's milk to be adopted. There is a seperate stone den in the cave for each group of kits old enough to leave their mother's side with significent fur colours. For example, all ginger/golden-furred kits would sleep together, all the gray kits would sleep together in a seperate den, too, all the black kits would have their own den together, all brown kits sleep in the same small den, and so on. Any pelt markings are allowed in any of the dens, but two or more-coloured kits have their own den, such as calicos and tortoiseshells sleep in the same den. There's lots of seagull feathers and cleaned, empty turtle shells for the older kits to bat around, and smooth, flat, safe stones also inside the main cave area for playing kits to climb on. All innocent, sexually mature adult toms are allowed to stop by and mate with Beach Kit Adoption she-cats who have no kits of their own choosing. The toms are allowed to mate with any offspringless she-cat in the Beach Kit Adoption they like, even forcfilly. The toms may stay a while, or mate with a she-cat a few times, to ensure she is pregnant, then leave straight after. The Adoption can have up to 4 medicine cats to help with kitting fever and any regular births.

Kittycat79 Kitties Rule! 00:36, May 31, 2011 (UTC)