Aurora Outback Jack owned by Jane Goble in South Africa

"Jack" has just been awarded SUPREME EXHIBIT in his first show in SA.and Best of all Foreign Cats at his second show - which meant he beat all adults and desexed on the day.

Aurora Hakea Laurina is owned by Jill Tate in NZ.

These are Mont's bubs - we call her kittens "The Monsters" (grin)

"Monts is Sabokah Miss Maditude" - Bred by Carla Purcell in NZ

Aurora Man FromIronbark - Lilac male kitten

winner of 4 Supreme exhibits in Germany in 2006.

Always ask permission from the breeder if you wish to show your new kitten. Usually it is approved without a problem, but be aware that the competition in the show ring is top class. If you get too disappointed, then showing might not be to your liking.

Your breeder will tell you what you have to do to show the kitten and where you get show entry forms and a copy of show rules from. It is not difficult and can be a very enjoyable experience. You might even progress, if you wish, to becoming a breeder. There is a lot to learn, believe me. You will need "show curtains" nail clippers, a good carry cage, towels, shampoo and copies of your cat's paperwork. Your kitten is expected to be presented in "top show condition" - always very clean and free from parasites. You need to keep vaccinations up to date and you must stay at the show venue until all judging is completed. Also ask your breeder what class & group your kitten/cat must be entered in. Also get your cat used to traveling and sitting in a cage for long periods of time.

All show cats are judged by a standard and it is a good idea for you to read the Burmese standard. Copies are available from the Cat Council where your kitten is registered.

If you enjoy all of this then you might also like to join a Cat Club. Ask and you will be welcomed, I'm sure.

Above is Freckles' Chocolate baby.

Make sure you do not allow the pet to roam the street.

Never, ever, put a cat out at night.

Make sure your kitten has a warm cosy bed and protection from the weather. Worm and vaccinate as per instructions from the vet or breeder.

 If the kitten is going to be left alone more often than not, then you should consider getting two kittens so that they keep each other company.

Feed fresh raw meat - do not feed cats "junk" food!

Toxic to Cats:

Most Houseplants and all Lillies.

Lots of shrubs, including azaleas.

Cleaning products like Domestos etc.

Aspirin and most human drugs.

Chocolate.

Tea Tree oil & derivatives.

Everything that would be harmful to a child is harmful to pets as well.

Orders being taken now for the kittens ready to go Dec 2008 , Jan 2009 through to March 2009

Lilac boys and a girl, Cream boys, Chocolate boys and  girl, Blue girls, Brown boys, Blue Tortie girl, Chocolate Tortie

We also have a Blue desexed female kitten ready to go now (Dec 2008)