Any adult cats I have posted will be available to approved homes, and only on the condition that their new family is willing to keep in ongoing contact. We offer to find appropriate homes for any of our cats that for one reason or another can not remain with their families. Secondly cats may be retired breeding cats. The desexed boys deserve loving homes, and a warm bed at night when they retire. However, we already have our retired boy Yammy Paw, and he would be very loathe to accept a second retired boy on his patch! There are too many fond memories and smells and they do not settle to a pet life style. Retiring females occasionally find life with everyone else having kittens and not them too much to bear and often thrive in a more stable, less competitive environment.
Any of these cats will adjust well to a secure and loving pet home. Life in a home where there are breeding cats, is perpetually changing, personalities change with each change of circumstances. The hierarchy is being frequently challenged. None of these stresses exist in a one or two cat home. With the exception of lions cats in the wild choose not to live in large groups, with our breeding for health program, we continue to be forced to live with higher cat numbers than is ideal for either us or the cats. Given that my cats are my passion, and I want to see each of them reach their amazing potential, I am often forced to rehome cats I would give anything to share our home with.
Because all of our cats are loved pets, they are secure and able to adjust beautifully. The few cats we have sadly had to rehome, have brought great joy to their new families. Although we miss them, we know in each case they are happier in their new homes.

Wisecracks Kaya BornOctober 11th 2003	Kaya has just celebrated her 5th birthday. We adore her and she has blessed us with many totally engaging, delightful kittens . We have kept three of her offspring to keep up her good work, Belle Canto, Ari Osso and Gusto. Kaya is a very loving intense cat, who would love to have her very own home which she would happily share with a human family. She would be happy inside only, she only hunts MacDonald toys to feed to her now imaginery kittens! She is very vocal. Kaya will only be available to a special family happy to embrace her eccentric ways and keep in touch with us long term. Kaya must be an only cat
Yedolem Rip Van Crinkle Born February 1st 2003	Crinkle will be 6 years old in February. He has sired the handsome Mac Ram A and deserves to retire and be totally loved and snuggled up in bed with his new people. Crinkle is desexed and has adapted very well he is living peacefully with all of our girls and loving being back with people more than he could be as a stud cat. He is very passionate and a big strong boy. Like any cats who leaves our home he is only available to an approved home with people willing to keep in touch and love him for who he is. He may accept a female cat but I think he would be best on his own.
Wisecracks Painted Jezebel Born September 9th 2006	Jezebel is the mother of Clinging Ivy. She is a beautiful, affectionate Black Smoke Tortie and White Devon Rex Variant. Jezebel is speyed and available to a perfect home, I think she could live happily with a neutered male cat and she is happy with dogs. Jezebel is very affectionate and will make an amazing companion.
Wisecracks Man Devillia Born February 28th 2008	Mandy is a handsome Black Smoke Devon Rex Variant. He has been neutered and is the father of Clinging Ivy. Mandy is very loving but can be choosey about who he loves. Mandy really needs a family of his own.
Wisecracks Clinging Ivy Born December 19th 2008	Ivy is an atheletic, high jumping, fun loving busy cat, she is very fun and a happy cat to live with, but would be much happier without as much feline competition! She is a Black Smoke Tortie and White Devon Rex. Ivy is speyed having blessed us with the cheeky, busy wee Asarina. Ivy would love her very own family without so many competitors.
Wisecracks Gleeman Born August 28th 2008	Gleeman is due to become a father for the first time on October 26th 2009. He is the litter mate of Spar Cool, and equally loving and sweet. We would love to see him totally adored and at this stage I believe he would cope with a desexed female cat, as he is very gentle and accepting. At the risk of repeating myself he will only go to a totally amazing home where he will be loved and we will be kept up to date with his progress. Gleeman has produced the charming Va Leur, glorious coat, amazing purr and as lovely as both her parents.