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Jaemak Diamond Inclusion of Donegal (Inca) Lilac and White CPC	Inca is enjoying her retirement with the Newsome family. They love Inca and she loves them, especially Luna.
	Impression of Monet (Monet) lilac cream female (rare color in Persian cats) Monet is now living with Rebecca Wall and her family. Sadly, they lost Donegal’s Moondoggie, a beautiful black Persian boy, to the CHF that inevitably follows HCM. He was a sweetheart and they missed their “therapy cat” so much that I knew they were meant to have Monet, his daughter, who like her father loves attention. It was a very good fit, one that should provide joy for Rebecca and her family for several years.

Wonder is now residing in Massachusetts with Riverdance (see HandiCats Adopted page) and his girlfriend Rachel Elliott. He wakes Rachel each morning with a kiss. (kissing photo compliments of Rachel Elliott)

Jaemak Diamond Dig of Donegal (left), formerly known as Digger now called Diamond, and Donegal’s Earl Grey (right), called Earl, have adopted Nicki Moulton who will set up house for them and her humans after she moves from Italy to California in November, 2014.
	CH Donegal’s What’s My Line (Gracie) Tortie Lynx Point Female Normal Heart at 3 years. Sire: Shrek (Nestlenook Shrek of Donegal) Normal Heart at 5 years Dam: Renny (Donegal’s Eilise ‘N’ Ranait) Normal Heart at 8 & 12 years Retired and Living with Jeanne O’Donnell