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Ocicat Queen - Ozspots Oci Iris Ella
 | Name - Ozspots Oci Iris Ella |
| Home name - "Ociella" - pronounced 'Ossi-Ella' |
| Current Title - Untitled |
| Her litters - listed in the table below |
| Ociella retired from breeding in April, 2009 |
| Her pedigree - |
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OZSPOTS OCI IRIS ELLA
V23728
GC05 - Registered with GCCFV
Chocolate
Spotted Silver Ocicat female Born April
10, 2005
Bred
by : N. Kim |
| Parents |
Grandparents |
Great
Grandparents |
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OCIDOTTAL
DANCES THE POLKA (NZ)
Chocolate
Spotted Silver Ocicat |
Db
Gd Ch
AUXARCS
FIRE DANCER (Imp USA)
Chocolate
Ocicat
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Gd
Ch
OCIVILLE
MOUNTAIN MAGIC OF AUXARCS (USA)
Chocolate
Ocicat |
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AUXARCS
SASSAFRAS (USA)
Chocolate
Ocicat |
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SPOTZYCAT
DOLLYWALLY POLLY
Silver
Ocicat |
ALSPOTS
STORMCLOUD
OF
ECHOESOFMAJA (USA)
Chocolate
Spotted Ocicat |
|
Ch
HOTZSPOTZ DOLLT PURRDON
Silver
Ocicat |
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OCIVALLEY
DIAN
Chocolate
Spotted Ocicat |
Gd
Ch
KURANITA
BRAVEHEART
Chocolate
Spotted Ocicat |
Gd
Ch
OCISPOTS
DANCING LORD
Chocolate
Spotted Ocicat |
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Gd
Ch
XANTHORHEA
OCI TIGER LILY
Chocolate
Spotted Ocicat |
| XANTHORHEA
OCI PEPPER
Chocolate
Spotted Ocicat |
OCIDOTTAL
DANCES THE POLKA (NZ)
Chocolate
Spotted Silver Ocicat |
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XANTHORHEA
OCI VENUS
Chocolate
Spotted Ocicat |
Colours -
Ociella is a chocolate spotted silver, carrying * Ivory. She has produced * Tawny, * Black silver, * Chocolate,
* Chocolate Silver, * Ivory kittens
Ocicat Queen Ozspots Oci Iris Ella - her litters
Litter # 1 :
| Queen / Stud : OCIELLA & COCO |
| Queen - Ozspots Oci Iris Ella (Ociella) (Chocolate spotted silver) |
| Stud - Dbl. Gr. Ch. Merrydancer Cocolatino Imp UK (Coco) (Chocolate spotted silver) |
| Date of Birth - May 20, 2006 |
| Kittens -
 | Ozspots Larrikin - Chocolate spotted silver male - Larry, Homer, Alaska |
| Ozspots Bailey - Chocolate spotted silver male - Desley, Clear Island Waters, Q'ld |
| Ozspots Alita - Chocolate spotted silver female - David & Miriam, Canberra, ACT |
| Ozspots Ice Dancer - Chocolate spotted silver female - Christine, Clarence Town, NSW |
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Litter # 2 :
L : Ozspots Shimo M
: Ozspots Mango R : Ozspots Niji
Litter # 3 :
| Queen / Stud : OCIELLA & KIWI FRUIT |
| Queen - Ozspots Oci Iris Ella (Ociella) (Chocolate spotted silver |
| Stud - Ch. Abyrose Kiwi Magic Imp NZ (Kiwi Fruit) (Black spotted silver) |
| Date of Birth - July 28, 2007 |
| Kittens -
| Ozspots Quambatook - Tawny male - Simon C, Shoalwater, WA
 | Quambatook
is a town in northern Victoria, Australia with a population at the 2001
Census of 245. It was settled following the end of the Victorian
gold rush of the 1850's.
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| Ozspots Dame Nellie Melba - Tawny female - Nicola J, Hong Kong
| Dame Nellie Melba was
born Helen Porter Mitchell in 1861 and became famous as an Australian
opera soprano, being the first Australian to achieve international recognition as such. She was
awarded a DBE (Dame of the British Empire) in 1918. |
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| Ozspots Jillaroo - Black spotted silver female - Nicola J, Hong Kong
| Jillaroos
are women
employed on Australian cattle and
sheep stations (ranches) working mainly from horse-back (Jackaroo is
the male version). They spend
most of their time working outdoors and
live fairly 'rough' (i.e. few modern conveniences, often sleeping out
in the bush whilst working). |
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L : Ozspots Dame Nellie Melba R :
Ozspots Quambatook
Ozspots Jillaroo
Litter # 4 :
| Queen / Stud : OCIELLA & SYDNEY |
| Queen - Ozspots Oci Iris Ella (Ociella) (Chocolate spotted silver) |
| Stud - Ozspots Sir Sydney (Gen 2) (Sydney) (Chocolate spotted) |
| Date of Birth - January 5, 2008 |
| Kittens
| Ozspots Darraweit Guim - Chocolate spotted silver female (Gen 3) - Emily & Iliano, Mt. Gamber, SA
| This is a
small town n Victoria, situated on Deep Creek, which rises in the hills
beyond Romsey on the edge of the Macedon Ranges. In 1992 the town had an approximate population
of 300 with approximately 120 homes and a local school overseeing 51
students. Platypus can be spotted in the local creek. |
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| Ozspots Jindabyne - Chocolate spotted male (Gen 3) - retained by Oz Catz for breeding program
| The original town and inhabitants of Jindabyne
were relocated in the 1960's when the Snowy River was dammed as part of
the Snowy Mountains Scheme, with only a handful of houses being moved
to their new location. The remains of the old town lie submerged under
Lake Jindabyne and can occasionally be glimpsed when lake levels are
low. Modern
Jindabyne is a year round holiday resort and is a very cosmopolitan
place with its mix of new residents and pioneering families. |
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| Snowy - Ivory male - Wayne L, Preston, Victoria
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The Snowy Mountains are the highest Australian
mountain range wherein lies Australia's highest mountain, Mount Kosciusko, 2,228 metres above sea level. The Snowies are in New
South Wales and are part of the larger Australian Alps and Great
Dividing Range. The mountain range is thought to have had
Aboriginal occupation for more than 20,000 years. It was first
explored by Europeans in 1835. A low-lying type of pine tree,
suspected of being the world's oldest living organism, is found hidden
in its depths. |
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| Hawkesbury - Ivory female - Penny S, Victoria
|
This is one of Australia's major rivers and is
found in the coastal region of New South Wales. The Hawkesbury
River and its tributaries virtually encircle the metropolitan region of
Sydney, capital of New South Wales. |
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| Ozspots Dampier - Chocolate spotted silver male (Gen 3) - Christine W, Woodend, Victoria
|
William Dampier, born about 1651, was an English sea captain, author
and scientific observer. Early in 1688, his ship Cygnet was
beached on the northwest coast of Australia near King Sound for
repairs. Whilst waiting for repairs to be completed, he made
notes on the fauna and flora he found there. In
1699, he was given command of the ship HMS Roebuck and commissioned to
explore Australia and New Guinea. On July 26, 1699 he reached
Dirk Hartog Island at the mouth of Shark Bay in Western
Australia. He
was the first Englishman to explore or map parts of New Holland (as
Australia was first known). The town of Dampier and the Dampier Archipelago
are named after William Dampier. Dampier is situated
on King Bay which is 1,558 km from Perth on Western Australia's coral
coast. The Dampier Archipelago consists of 42 islands within 45
km radius of Dampier, popular for fishing and diving on the coral reef
and exploration of the many shipwrecks that lie there.
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L :
Ozspots Darraweit Guim R : Ozspots Jindabyne
L : Ozspots Dampier R : Snowy &
Hawkeksbury
Litter # 5 :
| Queen / Stud : OCIELLA & KIWI FRUIT |
| Queen - Ozspots Oci Iris Ella (Ociella) (Chocolate spotted silver) |
| Stud - Gd. Ch. Abyrose Kiwi Magic Imp NZ (Kiwi Fruit) (Black spotted silver) |
| Date of Birth - August 17, 2008 |
| Kittens
| Ozspots Parramatta - Chocolate spotted silver male - Jane M, Kew, Victoria
| Parramatta,
a western suburb of Sydney, NSW, was founded in 1788, the same year as
Sydney. The First Fleet (1,000 convicts, soldiers and settlers) that
arrived in January 1788 had very little food. As the soil around
Sydney Cove was poor, Governor Phillip in 1789 granted a convict named
James Ruse land to set up the Experiment Farm at Parramatta on the
condition that he develop a viable agriculture. There Ruse became the
first person to successfully grow grain in Australia and virtually saved
the fledgling settlement from starvation. |
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| Ozspots Yarra Yarra - Chocolate spotted silver female - Laura E, Algester,
Queensland
| The
"Yarra Yarra" are an indigenous Australian tribe from
the area around our current, Melbourne in Victoria, which was settled
along the banks of the Yarra River - the river that runs upside
down! Four ships of the Royal Australian Navy have been
named for the Yarra River. |
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| Ozspots Koo Wee Rup - Chocolate spotted silver female - Karina G,
Corinella, Victoria
| Koo-wee-rup
is a small picturesque town located 80km from Melbourne in Victoria’s
West Gippsland. A village of 1300, it is surrounded by fertile
land best known for its asparagus industry, potato growing and dairying.
Its history and development is unique because the first settlers were
faced with a wild and impenetrable swamp covering 40,000 hectares -
eventually conquered with nothing more than picks, shovels and
wheelbarrows. |
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L :
Ozspots Yarra Yarra R : Ozspots Koo Wee Rup
Ozspots Parramatta
Litter # 6 :
| Queen / Stud : OCIELLA & KIWI FRUIT |
| Queen - Ozspots Oci Iris Ella (Ociella) (Chocolate spotted silver) |
| Stud - Db. Gd. Ch. Abyrose Kiwi Magic Imp NZ (Kiwi Fruit) (Black spotted silver) |
| Date of Birth - February 5, 2009 |
| Kittens
| Ozspots Monash - Black spotted silver male - Melvin & Victoria L,
Mt. Waverley, Victoria
|
named after General Sir John Monash, GCMG, KCB, VD (1865-1931)
who was an Australian military commander of the First World War. Later he
helped repatriate Australian troops. He then worked in many prominent
civilian positions including head of the State Electricity Commission of
Victoria and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne. He was one of
the principal organisers of ANZAC Day and oversaw the planning of Melbourne's
Shrine of Remembrance. The City of Monash, Monash medical Centre, |
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| Ozspots Macarthur - Black spotted silver male - Tania B, Ballarat,
Victoria
|
John Macarthur (1766-1834) was a soldier,
entrepreneur, politician and a pioneer of the Australian wool industry.
Towns in ACT, NSW and Victoria bear his name. Macarthur in the Western District
of Victoria, renown for its wool production, had a population in 2006 of the
town and surrounding area of 804 people. |
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| Ozspots Malika of Zayenah - Black spotted silver female - Amanda H,
Adelaide, SA
| a
special breeding name for this kitten to show her origins
(Ozspots) and her new owner (Zayenah) |
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| Ozspots Kosciuszko - Chocolate spotted male - Jurgen Z & Wayne H, Telopea, NSW
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Named
because this kitten wanted to climb everything from birth!! Mount Kosciuszko is located in the Snowy Mountains, height 2,228
metres (7,310 feet) above sea level. It is the highest mountain in Australia
and was named by the Polish explorer, Strzelecki, in 1840 in honour of the
Polish national hero General Tadeusz Kozciuszko because of its
perceived resemblance to the Kosciuszko Mound in Krakow.
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| Ozspots Cooper - Chocolate spotted silver male - Neil McW,
Darlinghurst, NSW
| Cooper's Creek rises west of The Great Dividing Range in Queensland,
then spreads out into a vast area of meandering channels, making its way roughly
south into the far south-west corner of Queensland before turning due west into
South Australia towards Lake Eyre. In most years, it is
absorbed into the earth, goes to fill channels and the many permanent
waterholes, or simply evaporates without reaching Lake Eyre. In very wet years,
however, it manages to flood the entire Channel Country and reaches the
lake. In 1860-61, Robert O'Hara Burke and William John Wills led an
expedition of 18 men with the intention of crossing Australia
from south to north, a distance of around 2,800 kilometres (1,750 miles).
At that time most of the inland of Australia had not been explored by
non-indigenous people and was completely unknown to the European settlers.
The famous 'DIG tree' was located on the banks of the Bullah
Bullah Waterhole on Coopers Creek in south-west Queensland where Burke and Wills
died in 1861. |
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| Ozspots Deakin - Black spotted silver male - Colin & Cathryn Z, Perth, WA
|
named after Alfred Deakin (1856-1919), Australia's second Prime
Minister - he was also the fifth and the seventh, being in office three times in
the first 10 years of Federation. He is also known for his work on
Australia's first constitution. He is regarded as the finest speaker in
Australian parliament during our first century of Federation. He was
handsome, intelligent and courteous. |
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L :
Ozspots Kosciuszko R : Ozspots Deakin
L : Ozspots Malika R : Ozspots
Monash
Ozspots Cooper
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