Our Family Album - the cutest pictures and testimonials you will ever find (okay, so we are biased).
This page is photos we found in our archives of some of our earlier litters. We thought they were cute and our visitors might like to look through our Family Album. For testimonials we've been sent from our kitty's new owners, go to our Testimonial page.
This is Duke. Duke is a Cameo Mac Tabby. He is on the East Coast knocking the socks off the judges out there. He was 21st in Kitten Class in the NE Region when he was showing.
This is another picture of Ginger. She's a little over 2 mo here.
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This is Coco Puff. Puff is a seal point female. 
This is Copper. He is a beautiful red classic tabby boy. He has a very distinct target ON BOTH SIDES. This is really unusual for long haired cats. (Copper photos are above and below this text.) 
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This is Nicurlous Cage and Jacque O Curl. They are littermates. Both are brown classic mac tabbies. Nic is on the left and Jacque is on the right.
This is another picture of Nicurlous. Isn't he stunning? He lost all the white "ticking" as he matured. So did Jacque.
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This is Halley. She is a silver mac tabby.
They are too-too cute at this age.
This is Remington - he is a Smoke Curl. The color in the picture is horrible, but he's the only true black silver we've ever had.
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This is Ginger. She is a brown patched mac tabby female. 
This is Foxy Girl. She is a silver mac tabby. Halley and Foxy are together.
This is Hemingway. He is a silver mac tabby. Hemingway was one of the fluffiest little guys we've ever had. 2nd maybe to Elise, who is showing in championship and giving Sandra a real run for the money. This is one of my all time favorite photos. You'll probably see it in a number of places on this site.
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"CurlEssence Unspeakable Joy of Curlniques." Joy is now living in France and having babies.
Moonlit Torti Curl. Torti's are known for their "torti-tudes". Does it show?
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This is another shot of Hemingway showing his pretty silver undercoat.
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This is ZsaZsa. And boy was she true to her name. This picture is a little pixelated... there's no yellow hue to her. (Our computer was not a happy camper when we took this photo.)She's snow white with blue points. Soft as the day is long. We adored her. I loved this photo with the reflection on the glass tabletop.
Zsa-Zsa is a Blue Lynx Point. 
This is Remington...a beautiful Smoke Curl. He is going on 2yrs old here. His baby picture is above. Look at how he's changed from the kitten photo above.
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Sandra is a Spotted Mac Tabby. She was just short of the points she needed for a Grand Champion title when we decided to let her retire and have babies. |
There is a popular belief in the breeding world that queens who are allowed to have multiple heat cycles without being breed are more likely to develop uterine infections which can require the girl to be spayed. We've found this to be true in some cases and we weren't willing to take any chances with Sandra.
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