Welcome

Welcome to our web site, we hope you enjoy looking through it and meeting our cats and kittens. Please use the links above to navigate .
We specialise in breeding British shorthaired silver tabbies and spotties, we have since the early 1990’s. We do not breed any other breeds of cat. Our cats do not live outside in pens, they are pets and live inside as part of our family. We do not have vast numbers of kittens (babies), it is quality not quantity ,for both health and temperament that is paramount to us. All of our kittens leave fully insured and vaccinated including leukaemia, they are registered with the G.C.C.F .

A little bit about us
We are a family of four , myself , husband and two children . We have always had pets , and loved sharing our home with them,. We have had a wide variety of pets over the years , but currently we have , one Beardie , a tortoise , and a parakeet, seven chickens, and last but not least nine cats , most of them now neutered and enjoying playing in the garden which has been cat proofed. It is brilliant to watch them playing and chasing leaves, frogs, birds and butterflies.

We have been involved with cats since 1985, when our first cat came to live with us, a rescued black and white moggy named Tashi. Following him came a small succession of furry friends.
We became involved in the welfare and rescue of cats and kittens , and we we re soon fostering waifs and strays for our local cat rescues. This was very rewarding but very sad to see what some people thought was ok ways to treat cats. I was donated a small cattery for rescued cats by a friend , so then started to take even more cats in. As animals were such an important part of my life , I was lucky enough to find full time employment working for the Blue Cross animal home at Topcliffe. This put constraints upon my time and I could no longer have my own rescue shelter and give the cats the time they needed, so reluctantly I stopped , but the cattery was donated again to a local cat rescue charity.

It was during the early 90’s that I was lucky to get a silver tabby for my birthday . Little did I know how much she would change our lives . We (my daughter and I ) took her to a few cat shows , and loved our days out , we decided that we would like just the ‘’one litter’’ so we could have a son or daughter of hers . But we were hooked and many years down the line , we have several of these delightful cats , and we still go to some cats shows .....and we are still really enjoying it . All of our cats are related to our original beautiful girl ‘Willow’.........
It is because we have seen at close hand the other side of the coin, for the cat, that we do not have many kittens, and the ones we do have their health and temperament are paramount, we have well loved , big , beautiful laid back babies that have been thoroughly pampered.