About Us
I am an avid fan of anything spotted. Nature has all the cats in the wild with either strips or spots and I am not one to go against Mother Nature! I do own a couple of one colour (self) cats but the majority have spots and strips. It can be quite a challenge to breed a good spotted or tabby cat, but the reward is stunning. There are the bad days when I wonder why I do this at all. There are the good days when one of those tiny kittens, turns out to be a complete stunner and it makes it all worth while. It is not a hobby for the faint hearted.

History
I started off in the cat world with the notion of breeding Persian's but I did not want to breed them with the very flat noses. I felt could not do that to a cat, so decided that it was best to back away, after all I was completely new and did not want to make enemies before I had even bred my first cat. I had a persian stud and three half persian/half moggie girls. I had several very nice litters from the girls and decided I would like to breed true pedigree kittens. I have settled on the British breed. They fit very well into family life and are very good at dealing with the comings and goings of our house hold. I have a Pomeranian and a King Charles cavalier and a seventeen year old son, and so far, all the cats cope with all this entails, completely in their stride.

What does Zhuzhy mean?
The term "zhuzhy" or "zhuzh" is a show business term that is now used in the gemstone world and fashion. It generally means to be bright, sparkle or be outstanding. In diamond terms it can mean the fire that you see in the stone. You can zhuzh your hair, that can mean adding shine or messing it up so that it has its own style. Zhuzh in fashion terms can mean outstanding style or sparkle.

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