You havent met Runtephant. She's the textbook 'cute kitten' -- this cat could pose for annoying posters and calendars. She was born to a mixed litter from a shorthair stray, and she has a shorthair body and face and all, but she has long hair. Actually, she has two types of long hair. I don't have a picture though because for some reaosn they never turn out (of her, the other two cats photograph fine). Audrey suggests she may, in fact, not really be a cat, but instead a carnivorous dust bunny. She doesn't meow (she occassionally makes a half-meow whisper when she's really freaked out. One. Never heard more than one at once, and I can count the number of times I have heard that on one hand). She does, however, purr so loud you think someone parked a Harley in your driveway. Of course what the cat will really want is a conforming hare. I'm guessing you meant to spell it that way B^) but I beg to differ. Hares are bigger than bunnies, and grown bunnies can usually kick the shit out of most housecats. I have a friend back in Philly who has two rabbits, Zoe and Josephine, and an adopted alley cat, Sarah. Sarah gets up on top of the furniture when the bunnies come out because she's been kicked before and has learned. One of these bunnies is half her size -- no Flemish Giants by any means.