The Cattery

In 1997 I got my first two cats from the SPCA, Misty and Chance. I showed them once as household pets. They decided they were private cats. Sadly after five years I had to have my boy Chance put down from Cancer. It didn’t take long until I adopted another cat from the SPCA, Bella, to keep Misty company. I tried her at a cat show, and that is when I discovered Birmans. Six months later at the next show Bella was in I found “Joey”. That’s when Bella decided at her second show that she didn’t want to be a show cat anymore. At the age of nine, Misty had to be put down for health reasons. Which leaves me with Bella, the Birmans and my Maine Coon Willow. “Joey” was a four-month-old lilac point Birman: the colour I had fallen in love with. Joey’s real name is MikaSu Bojolais of Bojo Birmans. And that is where Bojo Birmans came from. My first Birman. He is now a Supreme Grand Champion Alter and retired May 2007. I miss showing him as he enjoyed it as much as I. April 24, 2005 we welcomed Casa de Amors Cali into our home – “Cali”. Cali is a blue silver lynx that was used as a breeding cat and show cat, she is currently a Champion and retired in her new loving home in Iqaluit being spoiled rotten. Since then Casa De Amors Clover (now living In France with my Aunt) and her mother Casa De Amors Bouquet (living in Fort McMurray after a wonderful show and breeding career) August 2006, Chittagong Dazzle of BojoBirmans joined the family. She is a Lilac point. She is now living in a loving home in Lethbridge. Elsea came to me summer of 2007 and after 2 c-sections I had to spay her and she is living in her new home in Calgary after getting her Supreme title. I have kept her daughter Gurdie a chocolate point, I look forward to seeing what she gives me. June 2008 Abigail a Leonberger puppy joined the family. After a long wait February 2010 Willow joined the family. She is a blue classic Maine Coon and will be the future of Mistycoons which I named after my beloved Misty. My cattery is small so I can give each cat the love and attention that they need and deserve. The cats have free run of the house, no cages. This is why I try to find new wonderful homes for my retired breeders.

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