Yedolem
Twister
Blue SmokeTortie Devon Rex gen 2
Twister sunbathing
waiting patiently for a purrfect family!
Twister is a dear little girl, her type
is not flash, she does have a lovely coat, and a soft sweet nature. Twister
is spayed and vaccinated, and ready to take over a new family. I believe
she would cope with one other cat but would prefer no more.
Wisecracks
Anne Dante
Blue Silver
Tabby Bicolour Devon Rex gen 3
ADOPTED
Annie is so. naughty,
she makes you volley between wanting to kiss her and rehome her! She is
very chatty, with attitude, but what could you expect with Kaya as her
mother. Her Dad is Ba zooka, gentle soul that he is, think she got his
look and Mom's nature. Annie has not managed to get in kitten and she hates
being a part of such a big family. She will need an understanding home,
and will reward her family with her amazing eccentric nature. Annie has
found a wonderful home, with people who understand her. thank you to all
of the people who loved her and wanted to give her a home.
Wisecracks Ba Zoon aka
Xerxes
Blue Silver Tabby Bicolour Devon Rex
Born January 20th 2005
Sick of Sharing!
Xerxes is the brother of Ba
Zooka, he lives in Wellington with four other Devons and is stressing.
After much agonizing his family have decided Xerxes would be a happier
cat in a home of his own. Xerxes tends to be a one person cat and is not
the bravest of cats. If you think you would be a patient loving person
who could adopt Xerxes please contact Heather at 1wytewytch@gmail.com
or phone 04 477 1981.
Wisecracks
Gus Garrett
Black
Bicolour Domestic gen 0
Still desperately
waiting!
Gus is a real lovebug.
His eye markings are fun, he actually looks like he is wearing eye liner!
He dribbles when he smooches, and has added new genes to the small Devon
gene poole, as well as his loving nature. Gus is a very big, very
clea, very loving boy. He is looking for an amazing home, desexed and vaccinated.
Gus cannot move back into the house with us as we already have a retired
stud cat who will make his life a misery! He so needs to be loved to bits,
big soppy boy!
Because of our breeding for health program, we are sadly having to selectively rehome some of our ex breeding cats, to make way for their progeny. This is never an easy thing to do. We love each and everyone of our cats, and only rehome in the cats best interest. Retiring stud cats are unable to settle down to a sedate pet cat lifestyle when surrounded by an ever changing family of cats including calling queens.
The breeding for health program has also meant that we have bred a few outcross litters, this soon boosts ones cat numbers beyond what is comfortable for both the cats and the people. These cats must go to very special homes, I will be asking for the cost of desexing and vaccinating only. I also ask that their new families keep in touch, and if for any reason they can not keep the cat, at anytime in the future, I should be contacted.