RW QGC Starkittie Saturn
“Saturn”
Sire: Albeng Mercury of Starkittie
Dam: Starkittie Pleione
I had no intention of keeping a male, but this little guy reminds me so much of our Sunny (my first keeper stud in 2008), that I just couldn’t let him go. He earned his champion title at his first adult show at 8 months old, and is now a quadruple grand champion. He is also 15th best shorthair cat and 3rd best brown spotted bengal in the Great Lakes region for the 2017-2018 show season, earning his regional win.
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Starkittie Mozart
“Mozart”
Sire: QGC Spotsnglitz Gemini of Starkittie
Dam: Starkittie Metallah
Mozart is really sweet and did very well in his first show at 4 months old.
Shurwin Leonard Bernstein of Starkittie
“Bernee”
Sire: Xerox of Shurwin
Dam: Kanpur Femme By Boss
Bernee will be our new stud boy soon. Bernee came to me to care for on March 1, 2020. He and I bonded, and I just had to have him.
Starkittie Comet Neowise
“Neo”
Sire: Kanpur Photocopy
Dam: WIllowblue Vega of Starkittie
Since this boy is only related to one of my girls (his mom), I decided to keep him. He is super friendly and turning out to be a really nice cat.
Starkittie Regulus
“Reggie”
Sire: Kanpur Photocopy
Dam: Starkittie Cabbee Patch Kid “Patches”
Since Reggie’s dad was a visiting stud, and his mom has been adopted, I decided to keep Reggie. Regulus is a star in the constellation Leo. It means Prince or Little King. He did not want to stand still for pictures.
Tinyleopards Mercury of Starkittie
“Mercury”
Sire: Tinyleopards Kodak Moment
Dam: Silverbelle of Tinyleopards
I had been wanting an unrelated silver boy that carried for snow, and now he is here. I tried to get pictures of him on Feb. 20, 2021, but without the flash on, every move he made blurred the picture. At least you can see who will be replacing Mozart in a few months.
