The Official Source
of The Ocicat Club
Welcome to the Cat Chat Page
First of all, if anyone has anything they would like to be included on this page, would you please send it to me Chris Hughes, 70 Ancaster Drive, Sleaford, Lincs. NG34 7LY or e-mail merrydancercats@btinternet.com It is YOUR page, so contributions would be welcome!
Titled Ocicats!
Since the beginning of June, 2005, Ocicats have been awarded championship status and the first Ocicat to be awarded a title was Premier Thickthorn Malva, blue spotted Male Neuter, born 26.06.04 and owned by Sue Davidson who won his Third Premier Certificate at the East Sussex Cat Club Show on Saturday, July16th, 2005, less than two months after Ocicats started showing with Championship Status. More Premiers have followed in his footsteps (see the table towards the bottom of the Shows page on this site) and the First Champion, Winnothdale Moele, won her Third CC at the Chester and North Wales Cat Show on 13th August, 2005. (Jon Edge sends his thanks to Jacky Atkinson, the breeder, for all her help and support over the last year).
This lovely picture is of Ted with Alice Gorman, taken at the Wiltshire Show on 2nd July, where Ted was Best Foreign Kitten. His full show results will go on the shows page as soon as we get them:
Classic Tabby pattern Ocicats are very rare in this country, so for those of you who have never seen any: We proudly introduce Barry and Freddy:-))))))
Classic Tabby pattern Ocicats come about when you mate a Spotted Tabby Ocicat (which all the spotted's are) who carries the gene for the classic pattern, with another Spotted Tabby Ocicat who also carries the gene for the classic pattern. They are very beautiful and the markings are fascinating. There is a 'butterfly' on the back of the neck and 'oysters' and 'swirls' on the sides. They have spotted tummies, and the same markings on the face as the Spotted's.
Ocicat Mug
We now have a few Ocicat mugs available. They are £5 each, plus p&p. Please contact Rosemary Caunter on: rjcaunter@hotmail.com .
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Phoebe, a black silver female, belongs to Naomi Johnson
Anemone, a chocolate female, belongs to Graeme Slaymaker and Lu Abbs
Lynx, a silver chocolate male, belongs to Valerie Donlon
Ozzie, a tawny male, belongs to Chris Hughes
Fig, a blue male, belongs to Graeme Slaymaker and Lu Abbs
Lucy, a chocolate female, belongs to Chris Hughes
Chilli, a tawny male, belongs to Clayton and Carolynne Borg
Butterfly
is a fawn silver girl, and
Domino is a black silver
girl. These
belong to Rosemary Caunter
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Buffy, a chocolate girl, belongs to Jackie Atkinson |
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Satsuma on the left and Tangy on the right, two cinnamon kittens owned by Dean and Joanne Borg |
| Hoshi, a chocolate kitten, owned by Michele Davison-Kelly |
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Three kittens - lilac, chocolate silver and tawny, by Michelle Davies |
| This is a chocolate girl, Sheniah, making herself very comfortable, by Maureen Booker |
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Charity, a little blue girl, belongs to Jacky Atkinson |
| Two kittens - a black silver and a cinnamon - kissing at Christmas, from Michelle and Gavin Davies |
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