I realised it's been a while since we sent you photos of Giuliano, so here are a couple. The first picture he is in the bathtub, one of his favourite places of the house, in the other he is sitting in one of his typical positions, with his paws crossed..... He is weighing in aroud 10kg, he is a lovely little giant, quite shy and reserved, but vocal when he wants to be petted or brushed and he loves being brushed. A couple of times a day he will sit in the kitchen, next to where his brushes are and will start meowing for attention. We couldn't be any happier about him, he is a constant source of joy and suprise. @ September 2013

Here is the latest update from Leo's owner Laura - "I have attached two more up to date pictures of Leo. He is still absolutely wonderful and is still jumping into my arms for a cuddle and he now talks to me all the time, not entirely sure what he is saying, we think he spouts nonsense but he enjoys the sound of his own voice! He is getting more cuddly as he gets older and regularly sits behind you on the sofa and rests his paw or his head on your shoulder. He will occasionally have a cuddle (but usually only after you have given him a bit of a telling off or if you are sitting alone, so that no-one else can see he is really a softy!) If I go upstairs to read, he will often bring his tinsel stick upstairs (we call it his bird substitute) and he makes a grand entrance, talks to me and then places it next to me on the bed and then goes out again. I can’t tell you how happy he makes me, even if my dad does call him the hooligan and Richard refers to him as G.I.T. Cat (‘ginger’ is trouble). He gets on with Merlin and Otis, although he plays very rough and likes nothing better than to bite the backs of their legs and then wonders why they retaliate, but Merlin and Leo have a playfight at the top of the stairs every morning. He is still regularly sitting in the sink and licking the tap, so that the residual water in the cold tap dribbles out into his mouth – strange little boy, and he still swirls the water bowl with his paw before he drinks. We are used to tidal waves of water washing over the hall floor."