Our burmese cats

Honey

Honey (Larks Purr Dusky Dewdrop) is the first Burmese queen that we acquired. I phoned the Eastern Province Cat Club in Port Elizabeth and asked for a list of names of Burmese Breeders whom they recommend.

Honey's Father was imported from the UK as was her great grandmother. She has achieved Supreme Champion Status at the cat shows. She has a very good head, coat and body conformation. Her colour is chocolate.

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Sade

Sade (Burlamien Billy-Jean King) so named because she was born in June which is Wimbledon month in England.

Her Father and Mother were both imported from the UK by Lallie and Elmien De Wet of Caledon, South Africa.

Sade has a magnificent coat both in texture and colour. She has also reached Supreme Champion Status. Her colour is lilac.

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Skye

Skye (Wedgwood Indigo Skye) was bred by Ann Hosford who is a Guiness Book of Record holder for having 8 generations of Supreme Champions living in her Cattery.

Skye's Mother was Cat Federation of Southern Africa's Top Cat in 2002. She is now a triple Supreme Champion. I fell head over heels in love with the very first tortoiseshell Burmese that I set eyes on and vowed that I would own one some day.

Skye is a beautiful Blue Tortie. Skye has attained Supreme Champion status.

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Patch Patch

Patch Patch is the daughter of SpCh Beaucoat Artro Choc Cherokee and SpCh Wedgwood Indigo Skye.

She is a lovely Chocolate Tortoiseshell with a magnificent coat. She is a typical Tortie Burmese in that she is very talkative, very playful and avid bird watcher. She loves making eye contact with her human friends and then has a lot to say.She is also very loving.

I have often wondered why the coat colour should make a difference to the personality of the torties and was told that it is probably the red gene that they carry that makes them different. Who Knows!!!!

She had her first supreme certificate before she turned a year old.