Mei-Lan Oci van Diem, was born on 30 december 2007 and is a chocolate spotted female with outstanding eyes. She has a very nice temper and has also achieved excellent results at shows. Her parents and grandparents come from Sweden, the US and from the Netherlands. For us, her sweet temper, the extra cuddles that we get and the great way she takes care of her kittens makes her an ideal companion.
Her first kittens were born in May 2009 and are adults now being served hand and foot  by their new owners.
Mei-Lan recently had her second litter. Look under Kittens for the snaps and judge for yourself....are they not adorable?

Ozspots Lady from Down Under is a silver tawny female. She was born on August 12, 2008 and came from the Ozcats cattery from Nola Kim in Melbourne Australia. Lady’s first kittens were absolutely stunning and that’s why we are delighted that 2 of her kittens will be used in breeding programs. This year Lady will help us strengthen the Ocicat breed by having kittens with the F1 male Azou Meulica van Ermelinde. We are expecting their kittens in October/November this year.

 

Kyra of Wildlook Cat’s was born on 12 April 2009 and has lived with us since February this year.  She has had a lot to deal with in her short life as she has been rehomed several times before she found us. 
She is a beautiful chocolate female of which we expect a lot. Her stunning eyes are worth mentioning and she has an outstanding coat with excellent spots. She is a little bit on the small side we are expecting sturdy kittens with the right male. Her first kittens were born recently and the 4 males are healthy and lively. We are excited to watch their progress. Look under Kittens for the photo’s of Kyra’s litter.

 

Azou Meulica van Ermelinde lives with us in the cat area. He is a F1 tawny silver cat and the son of the multiple  champion Orchidee van Ermelinde, an Abyssinian female and Meulicats Denzel a stunning chocolate silver Ocicat.  It is our intention to use him only once for our breeding program with Lady.
Everything about the how and why of this combination of why we cross breed with Abyssinians is available on the website of the Ocicat Working Group Oci mindedwww.ocicat-minded.com