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Bobbysocks Birmans

I have been breeding these beautiful cats since 1989. I am a registered breeder with QFA Inc (Breeder #159)
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26/01/2024

Titch and Morska

26/01/2024

Titch having a game by herself.

22/01/2024

Titch.

22/01/2024

Morska

22/01/2024

Seal boy.
7 weeks old.

13/01/2024

Meet Enya, an 8 year old Blue Tortie Point Birman.
Enya would love a home with no other cats, and where she is the centre of attention. Where people are concerned, she is a real
purr-bucket. Please pm if you think you have her ideal home.

06/01/2024

Beatrix Litter.
1 seal boy and 2 seal tortie females. 5 weeks old today.

29/12/2023

Two little bubbas.
Such sweet little faces.

29/12/2023

Christo keeping close to his dish just in case I add some food.

29/12/2023

There is no accounting for taste !!
Kittens are 4 weeks old tomorrow.

18/12/2023

4 gorgeous Birman babies who will be ready for adoption in 3-4 weeks.
Contact Azureskye Birmans on facebook. They reside in Toowoomba, Queensland.Please contact me for details of the breeder of these kittens. She is registered with QFA Inc.

14/12/2023

It's feed time again.

11/12/2023

Beatrix and her 3 babies.

08/12/2023

Beatrix gave birth to 3 babies last Saturday, Dec 2nd. She has 2 tortie females and either a seal or blue male. They are all doing extremely well.

04/10/2023

Enya is a blue tortie point Birman who is looking for a home where she is the centre of attention. No other cats but she loves people.

30/09/2023

This is ENYA. I finally found a vet to desex her even though she was on heat. She came through with flying colours and now is looking for her furrever home.

30/09/2023

Bobbysocks Midnight Sun at the Flash Felines Black & White themed show on 10 Sept.

02/09/2023

SOLUTION REQUIRED ASAP!
I have a female cat who won't stop calling, but the vet won't desex until she does.

11/08/2023

Ivanovo takes all year to grow his coat, then immediately drops it. These prove he did have one.

15/05/2023

Two Bobbysocks babies have returned home.
Fletch and Enya.

18/03/2023

And then there was one.

16/03/2023

Leonardo & Libby had a big day at the vet. Desexed, vaccinated, and microchipped. Now they are exhausted.

05/03/2023

Some cream points, red points, and tortie points that I have bred in the past.

05/03/2023

I HAVE NO KITTENS AVAILABLE AT THIS STAGE.
Looking through old photos of past kittens. It is nice looking back.

05/03/2023

Leonardo, then Leonardo with his Mum.
Not long now till he leaves for his new home.

21/02/2023

Leonardo and Libby have had their first vet visit for vaccination, checkup, worming and weight taken. They were very well behaved.
Now they are sleeping it off.

19/02/2023

Here's Beatrix - not in show condition.
Between having kittens and the terrible heat here, her colour is looking washed out.

19/02/2023

My lovely boy Christo.
He helps out Beatrix with cleaning the kittens.

19/02/2023

They are a couple of larrikins.

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Titch having a game by herself.

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THE SACRED CAT OF BURMA

The Birman is believed to have originated in Burma, where they were considered sacred, and the companion cats of the Kittah priests. The Birman was recognised as a separate breed in France in 1925. However by the end of World War 11, only two Birmans were left alive in Europe and a program of outcrossing was necessary to re-establish the breed.

The Birman is a semi longhaired cat with a strong b***d body, broad head and medium sized ears and a roman nose in profile.They are available in a variety of point colours being seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, red and cream, and all combinations of tortie and tabby points. They have very distinctive white feet. The front markings are called gloves and the back markings are called gauntlets. In the lighter point colours, it may take up to 12 months for the white feet to be seen. All Birmans have blue eyes.

They have a very easy to manage silky coat so are quite low maintenance. Birmans are people orientated and become very attached to their family and love being involved in the happenings of the household.

IN 1989 I COMMENCED BREEDING BIRMANS AND MY FIRST CAT WAS A BLUE POINT FEMALE NAMED SASKIA. I ADDED SEAL AND CHOCOLATE POINTS TO MY BREEDING STOCK BUT I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED RED CATS. SO I NOW SPECIALISE IN BREEDING RED, CREAM AND TORTIE POINTS ALTHOUGH SOMETIMES OTHER POINT COLOURS ARE AVAILABLE. I PUT GREAT EMPHASIS ON TEMPERAMENT IN MY KITTENS AS IT IS POINTLESS OWNING A GLAMOROUS LOOKING CAT, IF THEY DON’T HAVE A NATURE TO MATCH.