Emma is a beautiful seal bicolor (mid-high white) that comes to us from Crack O'Noon. She has a wonderfully soft
coat, beautiful eye color, and a great temperament. It is no wonder to us that her mother was a Champion!
She is a wonderful mother and always has kittens that are huge and have great personalities just like her.
Emma has been DNA tested double negative for HCM.
Pink Pearl has earned many pet names: Pearl, Pinky, Pinky and the Brain. We call her Pinky most often and
occasionally break out into the "Pinky and the Brain" song from an old Television show called Animaniacs.
She is a gorgeous cat. She has the largest and most fluffy tail of any of our cats. And her coat is very
full and soft. She looks like a queen when she is sitting or laying around because she has a very "stately" look,
but when she starts playing she is very goofy and clown like (hence the Pinky and the Brain song). She jumps around
and makes funny noises, it always makes me laugh. Her favorite toys are the mylar stick toy, the catnip banana, our
feet when we are in bed, and the rocks out of my potted plants (which she fishes out of the pot with her paw and
then chases all over the house like a ball). She also loves to watch the birds out the window. Pink Pearl is a
seal lynx bicolor daughter of Emma and Crispin.
Bailey is a beautiful seal lynx mitted. She is extremely affectionate and loves to be near us. She has
a really soft coat and a huge plume tail just like her brother Crispin. She is our biggest girl and always has big kittens.
Bailey has been DNA tested double negative for HCM.
Gala is our newest Little Apple queen. She is a Crispin and Emma daughter and is taking on some of the best
characteristics of each. She has the wonderfully soft coat of her mother and the big plume tail of her father.
She is very sweet and loving. She purrs all the time and loves to play. Her favorite toy is a crunched up pipe
cleaner - she will fetch it over and over again (until we get tired!) We can't wait to see what her
kittens with Dakota will be like. Gala has not had the DNA testing - but since both father and mother
are double negative we are sure she will be too when we get the testing done in a few months.
Anoka, better known as Cheya in our household, was one of our first queens. She is retired now - but her
lines continue on in Crispin one of our beautiful males, our big girl Bailey, and Gala one of our upcoming queens.
Cheya has been DNA tested double negative for HCM.
Nala, as we call her, is a beautiful blue mitted with the true rabbit fur coat. She has
produced some of the biggest kittens we have had and is a great mother.
She is still very playful and will even beg for treats. Nala has been DNA tested double negative for HCM.
Dakota is our beautiful red point male. He is wonderfully gentle and loves nothing more than to cuddle up next to
us and purr - that is unless you count rolling over to have his tummy rubbed! He has gorgeous blue eyes and passes
them on to his kittens. He gets along with everyone he meets and is a true ladies man. He treats our queens like
queens when they visit - giving them the best napping spots, first dibs on the food, and he helps them groom.
We think he is the best! Dakota has been DNA tested double negative for HCM.
Crispin is a stunning seal lynx bicolor. We are so excited about this boy. He is absolutely gorgeous and has a
huge structure. We can't wait to see how big he gets as he reaches is full size in another year or so. His looks
and size aren't the only things going for him, though, he also has the perfect ragdoll temperament. He is laid back,
gentle, playful, loves people, and he faithfully follows us around the house. His favorite toy is the laser - he
looks like an overgrown kitten while he plays with it. He also loves music and will come from anywhere in the house to
sit and listen to my dad play the guitar. He is our idea of the perfect cat - and his kittens are cream of the crop!
Crispin has been DNA tested double negative for HCM.