Burmese

This lovely chocolate girl is Typha Maxime, she is the daughter of Typha Charisma and Typha Mighty Mouse and is ready to go to her new home now.

Please do get in touch if you would like to come and see her.

Bengals
Typhast Magicircle is the mother of these beautiful boys and girls who are available now. Their father is Typhast Lightning. Please do get in touch if you would like to come and see any of the kittens.

On the right are some of Typhast Rhodonite's stunning marbled and spotted kittens. There are two girls and one boy still available. Their father is Champion Typhast Lancelot.

Please do get in touch if you would like to come
and see the kittens.

IGC Typhast Hurricane won his second UK Grand title which now makes him a UK Grand, having won the award for two concecutive years. He also won Best of Breed.

Grand Champion Typhast Krakatau won his fourth Grand Champion award, which although he became a Grand at his last show, still makes us very proud of his achievement.

IGC Typhast Hurricane won the Reserve Olympian, Best of Breed and then went on to get Best Foreign Adult in show. He then topped this by winning overall Best Foreign Exhibit in Show

We also took out some novice cats, one of which was Hurricane's 'wife', Typhast Peony. She had never been outside our home so we were very proud of the way she took everything in her stride and won the Challenge Certificate. Well done Peony!

Another two novices we took along were Burmese. Typha Hyacynth, a young blue girl, won her Open and the Challenge Certificate. Sam (Typha Secretservice), our young brown kitten, won his Open and also Best of Breed.

A very rewarding day and such a pleasure to see how well they all coped with a complete change
of environment.

We also have one boy and one girl left from Peony and Hurricane's litter available now (see below)

Ch Typhast Quantumleap ('Ubidoo') has a litter of beautifully-rosetted kittens available now. Their father is Ch Typhast Krakatau. As you can see from these photos, they are real characters and absolutely stunning.

Please do get in touch if you would like to come and see any of the kittens.

Rosie, (Ch Typha Oloroso), our Asian chocolate girl had four kittens on 21st September, three chocolate Asian boys and one brown Burmese boy. We will post more photos of them soon.

Please do get in touch if you would like to come and see any of the kittens.

This is 'Estalauder', a very naughty but delightfully affectionate brown tortie girl out of Loony (Typha Huntersmoon) and Typha Titania. She will be ready to go to her new home and start training her new 'slaves' on 16th October!

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On the right are Peony's lovely kittens by Hurricane. There are two boys and four girls, so affectionate and such fun. Peony is pictured below.

Over the last two years, we have concentrated on specific aspects of the Bengal breed, such as whitened tummies and large rosettes, both of which enhance the look of the Bengal. This year, we have been able to create a fresh gene-pool which, integrated with our existing rosetted and white-tummied cats, is producing exciting and varying degrees of these incredible features. To ensure that we continue to produce genetically sound lines with these assets, we have reluctantly decided to let some of our original beautiful breeding queens go as pets, rather than risk the possibility of problems that could arise from inbreeding with our newer but related lines. These girls have done their bit for the breed and are the backbone of today's beautiful cats. They deserve their own homes and people who will love them.

Would you like to give any of them a loving home?

They are fully vaccinated for Flu, Enteritis, Chlamydia and Leukaemia and microchipped. Some need spaying Costs are very minimal considering the quality of the girls. For the more mature ones it is just the cost of spaying and a contribution to our Welfare Fund for the vaccinations and microchip. For a couple it is a little more as they are young and stunning.

If you think you would like to consider giving one (or two) a home, why not get in touch, have a chat and come and have a look?

Come back soon!

On 9th April, at The East Sussex Show, Vesuvius got his fourth Imperial and Best of Breed and Krakatau won his Open and Best of Breed.

On the same day, at The Essex Show, Greatballsofire got his fourth Imperial and Best of Breed and also won all his side classes, a real 'Red Card' day. Juniper won the Grand, getting her first Grand Challenge Certificate. We are so proud of them, and especially pleased to get two Imperials on the same day!

IMPERIAL CLASS AV FOREIGN GR CH MALE
IGRCH ALGER-STREET'S GR CH TYPHAST HURRICANE (76 30)
Wow, well he just blew me away. What a magnificent specimen of the breed this is. Strong head of correct proportions. Good profile and chin. Medium ears good shape and setting. Eyes correct shape and setting and with such a gentle expression. Muscular body, strong legs and round paws (legs and feet feeling lovely when wrapped around my neck). Thick tail of good length. Superb coat texture, pattern and colouring. I understand he became an Imperial today. He deserves it. He's as near perfect an example of this breed as I have seen. He was of course in superb condition and so very friendly.

At The Southern Counties Cat Club Show back on 30th January, Hurricane was Best in Show Foreign Adult, won his 4th Imperial certificate and was Best of Breed.

He has since then had a rest to give our other boys a chance, but we brought him out for the Supreme on 20th November where he won the UK Grand and Best of Breed, going on to compete for Best of Variety. He really did enjoy his day out and so did we.

Now that he has his Winter weight, we decided to also enter him for the National and try for his fifth Imperial. - which we are delighted to report that he won. (also Best of Breed and first in all his side classes - having a real red-card day!).

It was an especially special day for Hurricane, as his daughter, Typhast Wowfactor, won the CC in a very strong class, making her up to Champion. His grandson, Premier Typhast Zsami, won his second Grand Premier award, with his son, Premier Typhast Ulysses, wining the Reserve Grand Premier Certificate - that represented 100% of the Typhast entry, so we are very proud! Also to be congratulated is his grandson, International Grand Champion Typhast Rhambo, who won his title in Finland the week before at just 16 months old. Our thanks to all their proud owners for showing them so beautifully.