Our cats

Hania, coming from Mogalo cattery in Belgium (thank you, Chantal, for this kind and lovely girl!), fullfills my dreams about a cinnamon queen. Light brown orientals originate from abyssinian sorrel ancestors and our ticked tabby (like a decent abyssinian) Honeymoon is a vital proof of this origin.

As the colour is relatively new for OSH cats (it was recognized by FIFE in 1990), cinnamon orientals are usually a little further away from the standard of the breed and even far more so from what is considered a fashionable type than older and more stable colour varieties. Therefore breeding a modern type cinnamon cats is a real challenge for a breeder.

Hania queened two of our litters, Cinni and Dazzling. Then, after a bad infection during her second pregnancy, she was neutered and has stayed with us for further three years. As she’s never felt very comfortable with other cats, we’ve decided to rehome her, but it turned out not to work . She’d stayed in the new home for a fair half a year and was unable to adapt, so she came back to us. The changes in her life had a good influence on her, however. Right now she’s probably having the best time in her life: she has no longer problems with her cat companion, so we don’t have to keep her separated as we used to.