My Cats

All my cats are GCCF and/or TICA Registered Active and I am very proud to say they are all PKD (Polycystic kidney disease) normal/clear (lab tested).

All my babies are a part of the family, and live indoors roaming where they wish. They are not kept in cages, nor are they left to defend for themselves outside.

Anyone looking to give a home to any of their offspring I expect nothing less. Only the best will do for my fur babies.

CHARLIEE (Bear)

Bear by name, Bear by nature. He is my very handsome boy whom I'm very proud to own. His father is a German import and his mother was imported from Ukraine, both of which have stunning pedigrees with many Champions, Grand, European, and International Champions.

When he came to us he was already named and registered as 'Charliee', but we gave him 'Bear' as his pet name. Bear is definitely my boy; wherever I am he's there by my side. He is a real chunky charmer and has produced stunning kittens! I couldn't wish for a better stud.

When he took part in his first show (July 2018) he was the Best in Breed Class Winner! He also gained his first CC, so was well on his way to becoming a Champion himself! However he soon bored of the show bench and it didn't seem fair carrying on when he clearly wasn't enjoying it.

Update: Bear is now retired but will remain with me and continue being the king of his castle.

JEWEL OF THE NIGHT (Ciri)

Ciri is my homebred girl I decided to keep. She is Bella's daughter and her father is Ziggy, my friend's stud who kindly permitted me to use for this mating.

I chose her name from a character on The Witcher (Netflix series).

She has a lovely light blue coat and an amazing personality. She literally lays in my arms like a baby. She certainly takes after her parents for her kind nature.

AVIVA PARADISE

This beauty came all the way from Northern Ireland, and what a delight she is.

I chose the name Aviva, which means springtime, seen as she was born in the spring.

I took her to her first show (27th August 22) and given she was not quite 15 weeks old she took on the kitten class and won Breed Class First, and Best of Breed. She was an absolute delight and loved every minute of the attention. I took her to her second show (November 22) and again took on an even larger kitten class with great standards. She came first place once again.

TRUE BLUE (Honey)

Honey is Aviva's younger sister from Northern Ireland, and look very much like one another.

She was already named and answered to Honey so I chose not to change it.

I find myself having to say it twice though (Mama Mia) and she will now only come running to me when I do.

Honey is a lovely girl and has settled in well with the group. We look forward to her following in her sister's footsteps.

BOUX

No you are not mistaken, this is not a British Shorthair.

This is my daughter's Tortie Canadian Sphynx called Boux (pronouned Boo). Her IG if you would like to follow is Boux-the-Sphynx.

She is 100% pet (never bred with and never will be as she has been neutered).

I have decided to include her on this page as she is one of our beloved cats and deserves to be shown off. You may also see her in my photos/videos or if you come to visit. It also demonstrates that British Shorthairs can live in harmony with other breeds. BSH's don't discriminate ;-)

Boux is something else! Having a Sphynx is like having a cat, dog and monkey all in one! She has no concept of personal space. Boux is outgoing, highly affectionate and intelligent, playful, curious, and demands being the centre of attention!

Not a breed I thought I'd ever have but I wouldn't change her for the world. I love my Grandbaby. If you happen to be looking for a Sphynx I can point you in the direction of a great breeder.