Available Cats and Kittens
Current Available kittens and cats
Here are our currently available kittens and cats
Darcy
Darcy is a 3 year old solid blue female. This young female produced great kittens for us but we are offering her as a pet to a great home with no other cats. Darcy is already spayed and vaccinated.
About Our Queens
Mallory
Mallory comes to use from Lithuania and was born on July 29, 2021. She has the Tortoiseshell coat.
Mallory is PKD negative and is clear of Progressive Retinal Atrophy. Based on her DNA results, she carries the Dilute trait and if she is bred to male with the same a/a trait, all offspring will also have non-banded, solid-colored hair. She is a carrier of the long hair trait so she could produce a long hair kitten.
Magnolia
Magnolia comes to us from the Desert Beam cattery. She was born 8/20/2023. She is pkd negative. She is a silver tabby with white.
She participated in the CFA Gulf Shored Regional Cat Show held in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Demi
Demi is our first female to earn the CFA Champion status. Born June 20, 2023, Demi is a Brown Mackerel Tabby female.
She produced her first litter in 2024 and we look forward to having another litter in 2025.
Our Princesses
Iris
Poppy
Poppy
Iris earned her CFA Champion status in 2024. She is a blue patched classic tabby with white. She was born February 22, 2024. We're looking forward to seeing her kittens in late 2025.
Poppy
Poppy
Poppy
Poppy is a blue patched classic tabby and white female born July 7, 2024. He Dam is our very own Gigi. Poppy is currently on the cat show circuit in 2025 being shown in the Kitten category. She won 3rd Best Kitten in Show at the Diamond State Cat Fancier Cat Show in 2025.
Poppy's DNA results indicated that she is clear of the Factor XII deficiency, PKD Negative, and the Progressive Retinal Atrophy. She is also blood type A. Based upon her DNA, her kittens could be dilute, partial or full white, and will probably be tabby's.
About our Sires
Nash
Asher
Asher
Nash is an ideal male Exotic Short hair cat that comes to us from a high quality breeder in Bulgaria. He is a red mackerel tabby with white.
Nash was born on April 24, 2019. He is PKD negative. Based upon his DNA results, He carries the dilute trait and can sire long hair and tabby kittens.
Beginning in 2025, we are including Nash in our show program where he has already earned his Champion CFA status. Now we begin working on him reaching his Grand Champion status just like his father, GC, RW CHANCERY MIAMI INK OF PERSY DE GAL.
Asher
Asher
Asher
Asher will be our primary sire beginning in 2025. He is a blue classic tabby with white and was born on September 2, 2023. He comes to us from the Neshamasheli cattery. His sire is GC, GP MARLEEVO'S FIRE 'N BRIMSTONE.
Asher was a CFA Regional Winner as a kitten and earned his CFA Grand Champion status in 2024.
His DNA results indicate that he is PKD negative, clear of the Factor XII deficiency gene, clear of the Progressive Retinal Atrophy gene. He is also blood type A. His kittens will most likely have a tabby pattern, either partial or full white hair, and possibly dilute.
Learn more about CFA cat shows
Never Been to a Cat Show? Read All about it
A cat show is composed of a number of separate, concurrently running, individual shows held in the various judging rings throughout a show hall. Each ring is presided over by a different judge, who presents his or her own awards independent of the decisions of other judges. Hence, a cat which is chosen Best in Show by the judge in Ring 1, may not always be given the same award by the judge in Ring 2. (https://cfa.org/all-about-cat-shows/)
There are several competitions going on all at the same time. For pedigreed cats, such as ours, there are three main classes that we participate in Kitten, Championship, and Premiership. In some shows, there is also Agility competitions and Household Pet competitions. Within the three main classes, the various breeds represented at the show all compete against their own breed, then similar breeds (i.e. long hair breeds and short hair breeds). All vying for that coveted spot in the finals where the best cats from every represented breed then compete for the "Best in Show".
Each show will have four or more rings with a different judge at each ring depending upon the duration of the show. In essence, each ring represents an individual show resulting in the animal earning multiple ribbons during the show. Each breed has a CFA dictated set of standards that each judge uses to compare the animals against and then, in their opinion, they select the animals that best represent their breed on that day.
For more information, click this link... Spectator Guide
Other tips to remember at the show
While you are at the show, be sure to not only look for our benching area, but also take time to visit with the other exhibitors to learn more about the breeds they specialize in.
But remember to always ask the exhibitor if you can touch, pet, or take a picture of their animal. The primary reason the exhibitor is there is to compete in the show and with so many animals there, it's easy to pass diseases, make the cats nervous, or cause a grooming issue.
If you have questions about your cat, or the ribbons, or anything else about CFA or the cat club hosting the event, feel free to ask the exhibitors, the judges (in between ring judging), or as the show managers. We all want you to have the best experience possible at the show.