Elmarlay Mist OntheWater (Aka - Missy)

Well I suppose with one introduction out of the way I should make another and that is to introduce my new Birman baby as well, so her goes introducing Missy for short, she is from the water babies theme of litters that started a few years ago, She is the daughter of Esaya Siouxwarrior (Lexx) & Elmarlay River Runs Wild (River). Missy is going to re-introduce the Dilute tortie back into my breeding program after having to spey Kindra. Missy, is from the same mating as Champion Elmarlay Babbling Brooke, and is also 1/2 sister to Kindra so I have the line back in a way as River and Kindra's dam are also 1/2 sisters. Missy's sister litter sister from 2010 will also be entering the show world so watch out for Elmarlay Makin Asplash as well a rather naughty Blue Tortie Tabby girl.

Introducing Alyssa

Well I suppose it is about time I introduced my new home bred lady, she is Zahara and Scouts daughter and at birth I knew she was unlikely to go anywhere although I did say many time that I was not keeping anything but after the recent trial and tribulations I decided to hell with it and she is staying put. So I take great pleasure in introducing "Elmarlay Alyssa" my Brown Tabby & White Girl, who I will hope will grace the show scene in the not too distant future, but the heat wave has played havoc with the coats of the kittens.

Feed back would be nice just to see if my thinking she has promise is justified.

Kindra we will miss you!

After a disastrous attempt at having babies this year it was with a heavy heart that I made the decision to allow my beautiful lilac tortie girl go to a new home, as she is such a sweet and loving girl and as she is only two she has many years worth of love to give, and this in reality should be in a less chaotic cat household.

Kindra has now moved in with Maureen and has settled far better than I thought she would she has been with Maureen since mid week and I had a phone call today to say that she has settled in so well she feels like she has been here all her life. She gets Maureen up in a morning and has already had a few visitors and she is lapping it all up.

Kindra will be missed here at Elmarlay but she wasn't destined to be a breed girl and hated showing so I would never of put her back on the show bench as a neuter, one badly bitten hand and an upset cat was enough to put an end to that idea. She has a loving home where she is centre of attention, something she would not of got if she remained amongst the cats I have here.

We will miss you but are thankful you are being loved for you.