We are a cat-crazy family. After having raised four lovely daughters who have left the nest, we now raise a few litters of Himalayan kittens per year. Although not quite the same as raising children, there are many similarities including cleaning up after them, providing proper nourishment, maintaining their health, and offering a secure environment. We just love to raise the little kittens -- they are a joy to see grow up.
Our kittens are doll-face purebred Himalayans registered with ACFA (American Cat Fanciers Assoc). The kittens are sold with ACFA registration papers "as pets."
We are "empty nesters" and all four of our children are animal lovers and own either cats, dogs, or both. Our second oldest daughter, Heidi, is a veterinarian for small animals -- cats and dogs.
If you get a chance to visit us in Belmont, Wisconsin, you will notice that the cats have the "run of the house." We just provide enough litter boxes, food and water to satisfy their needs and hold them as often as possible.
Currently, we have four seal-point Himalayan females and three
(seal-point, blue-point, and flame-point) Himalayan males.
The males are kept in a heated/air-conditoned cattery outside
with a 10' by 10' outside run.
We welcome inquiries and suggestions because we are always interested in improving the gene pool.
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