Welcome to the Nursery
My aim, first and foremost as a breeder is to produce healthy, confident and loving kittens who will adjust happily to life in their new homes. It is a bonus if they are also of show quality, with the temperament to thrive and enjoy life on the show bench.
We select our owners with care, and Jomese kittens are available only to approved homes.
Latest News:
All Willows' Kittens Now Sold!
UPDATE:
As you know I had decided to keep Freddie, the male seal tabby point kitten, but I have reluctantly decided that I really should not keep another neuter.
I am therefore looking for a special home for Freddie as a pet or possible show neuter. Freddie is ready to go in 7 days. He is very handsome and well grown and also extremely cuddly and loving - a real lap cat in fact. He has a very masculine "lion" look about him but is really a bit of a mummy's boy! He is used to other cats, teenagers and a Golden Retriever. To indoor home only.
Freddie is the kitten in the photo with his head over the edge of the bed looking straight at the camera (below).
Here are the latest pictures of Willow's babies, now quite grown up at 12 weeks old. Willow has been the most fantastic mum and her babies are well grown and beautifully healthy with lovely outgoing characters.
Lara is the tortie tabby and is very motherly - looking after all the other kittens. She loves to sit under my hair at the back of my neck and to groom me! She has a huge character and is very affectionate. She is going to her new home next week to live with Anne and 3 adult Siamese.
Jessie is the splitting image of her mum and a seal tabby. She is very elegant and very vocal, but loves nothing better than to cuddle up on a lap . She can be quite feisty and the big cats certainly don't mess her around. She recently sat up and hissed at Billy for all she was worth when he raised a paw at her - until he turned round and ran off. Jessie too is off to her new home with Barbara next week where she will receive undivided attention!
Freddie, the seal tabby boy looks like he is staying here, at least for now. I know I said I wouldn't keep another one but somehow he has wormed his way in with his funny clumsy ways and huge feet. There is definitely something very appealing about him and he is already very masculine. I have entered him for his first show and we shall see......
