I do not think that I have ever bred such a vocal boy, or at least noone told me. Have a look at Loki. He joined Rocket, with Angela and Chris a few weeks ago, but I am not certain that it does not hurt Rocket's ears. 🤗
An absolutely delightful couple, Angela and Chris travelled 5 hours from their place to ours and the same distance back, so that they can meet Thor's Oak Family and Freyja's kittens. This morning, they picked up Thorsoak Loki-Beech, a tawny Spotted patterned Ocicat. Us worrying about the distance. It came to "there is the first time for everything". FB does not allow me to send more photos on the same posting.
Being very tired, I needed some entertainment today. And there you go. Tyna Wight's Photon. Ocicats are trainable, we all know. But for me, this is the first I have ever seen.
We have recently homed Thorsoak Oscar Mahoe, a blue silver Spotted Ocicat. Enjoy the video.
Something very pleasant for tonight. Photon and Lunar, two boys from different litters have found home with Tyna Wight (quite a while back). Look at them. Bless.
I have just went to finish making the bed. Yes, we have black and white sheets. Look who cropped up. Dreamsong Yngvi of Thorsoak. Since last time I posted him, he has grown. I pride myself in having bred big boys, but I think this one is going to the biggest. Never mind that, his temperament is amazing.
And this is the video. Thank you, Sally Rainbow-Ockwell. And the huge thank you to the breeders of Yngvi, Daedra Marshall and Anne Conrad McCulloch.
You might remember me. My name is Dreamsong Yngvi of Thorsoak. I am a cinnamon spotted Ocicat. I got some good news last week. I am privileged to be registered with 3 Registries. I thought "so what"? Now, I know. My new Mama and Daddy clipped my claws. This can only mean SHOW. Damn it, I can't even play with tie wraps.
We have been homing kittens all weekend. Lyla, a light chocolate spotted Ocicat joined Ruby (one and half year old), a chocolate spotted Ocicat on Monday. Have a look how quick this was. Thank you, Chloe Horne to come back to us.