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Suki was born in a little village called Woodrising, near Norwich. One of six kittens, her father is Applejack Limitededition, her mother, Limitededition Thalia. I would like to thank Hilary and Will Campion very much for letting me have Suki - she is truly a delightful little queen who is proving to be quite successful as a mother. She has raised three lovely litters; April 2005, January 2006, mid September 2006, and is now raising her fourth litter, born on 11th September 2007. Suki was mated to her handsome husband, a Blue Point Siamese named Ash who lives near Chingford. Please visit our kitten page for further updates on Suki's kittens.
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Boberg Thalia Kiki is a blue point girl born 07:10 Saturday 7th January 2006 weighing 110 grammes. Her middle name is in honour of her maternal Grandmother who was a lovely lilac girl, sadly now over Rainbow Bridge. Thalia Kiki has a good pedigree with a fair smattering of champions. Kiki spent three days on honeymoon with Pickles, a Cinnamon Oriental. Her first pregnancy lasted 69 days and she carried five babies who were born just after midnight on Friday 31st August 2007. Unfortunately, three of her babies were stillborn and one of the babies died aged only three days. Her surviving son, Joe, is doing well so far and may already have a home to go to if all goes well. Being a first time mum, Kiki started off being a bit of an airhead and it was good that her mother, Suki, was there to guide her. It is my belief that on this occasion the mating was not successful. The breeder to whom I took Kiki thought it may have been too close a mating, however, this is still debateable. For the time being, I shall make sure Kiki and her son do well, let Kiki have a few months rest and then, when her hormones are back to normal, may try her with another stud, perhaps in the spring next year. |
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 Kiki having breakfast - 1 Aug 2007 |
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Zoë had two litters - her first was a struggle, her second more successful but still something of a struggle when I compare with another housemate.After the tragic experience of Zoë’s third litter when she was six and a half years old, I decided it was best to spay Zoë - it was not possible to keep a girl from Zoë’s third litter since no kittens survived. Having spayed Zoë, and still wanting to have kittens about, I went in search of a suitable princess to become a future queen. In my travels I have met many different people, so I can understand the point of view from both sides of the desk - buyer and seller.
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Zoë and Poppy are sisters from the same litter of four. Their father is Grand Champion Shermese Startiger, mother is Flamboyant Jasmine. I had intended to breed from them both but nature being what it is, Poppy was not destined to be a mother. Having tried three times, it was apparent that she would be happiest spayed so she is my sweet little Poppy girl and auntie to kittens.
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