Ocicats by Oz Catz

Ocicats by Oz Catz

OZSPOTS LEOPARD PRINCESS & MERRYDANCER COCOLATINO (Imp UK) ( PENELOPE & COCO ) DECEMBER 18, 2007
Ozspots Leopard Princess " Penelope " Chocolate Spotted Ocicat GCCFV Registration No 06GC25045	Double Grand Champion Merrydancer Cocolatino (Imp UK) " Coco " (Chocolate spotted silver) GCCFV Registration No CSSR 624939GC05 ICC - 25%

KITTENS
ICC - 15.8%

Chocolate Spotted Male - OZSPOTS MONTAGU - sold - Kerry H, Torquay, Victoria

Chocolate Spotted Silver Male - OZSPOTS KATUNGA (BLUE COLLAR) - sold - Nikki & Kris, Kelso, NSW

Chocolate Spotted Silver Male - OZSPOTS KATOOMBA (PINK COLLAR) - sold - Sophie & Matt W, Upper Ferntree Gully, Vic

IMPORTANT DATES

BORN : December 18, 2007
4 Weeks old    -    January 15
6 Weeks old    -    January 29
8 Weeks old -    February 12
10 Weeks old -    February 26

Desex planned    -    February 26
Ready to Collect    -    March 1

12 Weeks old    -    March 11
Ready to Travel Interstate    -    March 11

14 Weeks old    -    March 25
Ready to Travel Internationally    -    March 25

DERIVATION OF KITTENS' NAMES

KATUNGA
A small town in the Goulburn Valley region of northern Victoria, Australia which boasts a population of about 850 people. It is located about 230 km from Melbourne, Victoria and is based on agriculature, including dairy production.

MONTAGU
Montagu Bay is a suburb of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia on the eastern shore of the Derwent River. It is primarily a residential suburb, centred around a small bay frequently filled with pleasure craft. It was settled around 1820 and soon grew into a small hamlet with a few houses. The warm, friendly spirit of the residents, who were in many cases, second and third generation descendants of the original settlers, is still evident today. The name 'Montagu Bay' appears to come from Algernon Montagu, the Attorney General and judge in the fledgeling colony.

KATOOMBA
This is the main town in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia. 1,030 metres above sea-level, it is well known for its spectacular mountain views and extensive bush and nature walks. 'Ka-toom'ba' is Aboriginal for 'shining falling water', which takes its name from a waterfall that drops into the Jamison Valley. Previously known as William's Chimney and later Collett's Swamp, in 1874 the area was re-named the Crushers and then in 1877 was again re-named Katoomba. It became a municipality in 1889.

WATCH THE KITTENS AS THEY GROW

December 20 - 2 days old

Chocolate spotted, chocolate spotted silvers - at the drink fountain

L : Chocolate Spotted Silver Male, OZSPOTS KATUNGA R : Chocolate Spotted Male - OZSPOTS MONTAGU

L : Chocolate Spotted Silver Male - OZSPOTS KATOOMBA R : Chocolate Spotted Silver Male, OZSPOTS KATUNGA

December 29 - 11 days old

L : Chocolate spotted and Chocolate spotted silver - eyes open now R : Chocolate Spotted Male - OZSPOTS MONTAGU

Mum keeps watch on Chocolate Spotted Male - OZSPOTS MONTAGU

L : Chocolate spotted at top; then chocolate spotted silvers R : Chocolate Spotted Male - OZSPOTS MONTAGU

L : Chocolate Spotted Silver Male, OZSPOTS KATUNGA R : Chocolate Spotted Silver Male - OZSPOTS KATOOMBA spotted tummy

January 3 - 15 days old

Chocolate Spotted Male - OZSPOTS MONTAGU

L : Chocolate Spotted Silver Male, OZSPOTS KATUNGA R : Chocolate Spotted Silver Male - OZSPOTS KATOOMBA

Chocolate Spotted Male - OZSPOTS MONTAGU

January 8 - 3 weeks old

Chocolate Spotted Silver Male, OZSPOTS KATUNGA - a kitten with attitude!!

Chocolate Spotted Silver Male, OZSPOTS KATUNGA

Chocolate Spotted Silver Male, OZSPOTS KATUNGA

Chocolate Spotted Male - OZSPOTS MONTAGU

Chocolate Spotted Silver Male - OZSPOTS KATOOMBA

January 23 - 36 days old

Chocolate Spotted Male - OZSPOTS MONTAGU

Chocolate Spotted Silver Male - OZSPOTS KATOOMBA

Chocolate Spotted Silver Male - OZSPOTS KATUNGA

L to R : Chocolate Spotted Silver Male, OZSPOTS KATUNGA; Chocolate Spotted Silver Male, OZSPOTS KATOOMBA; Chocolate Spotted Male, OZSPOTS MONTAGU