Coonpaws “Bumblebee” of Br’er Coon Is taking it easy while she GROWS! Pennie and Sharon of Coonpaws have generously allowed me to have this girl – My first CALICO She is not only beautiful, but also very sweet (As Forrest Gump says, “Pretty is as pretty does”) This is her RED side   And this is her BLACK side Calicoon Blue Velvet of Br’er Coon “Velvet” is the daughter of Br’er Coon Tanker Ray and Calicoon Agent Bristow She is now 6 months old and has more energy than any cat I have owned! In this picture, she is taking a break from playing   Br’er Coon “Charlotte” Russe Is now 8 months old and became a Champion at the Cotton States Cat Show in Duluth, GA On November 2, 2008 Here is CH Charlotte, “resting” on her laurels! Br’er Coon Jump ‘N “Jack” Flash This is Jack on his favorite chair. It’s his favorite because he gets to keep a “look out” for the chipmunk that scoots back and forth outside. “Jack” is a very easygoing boy . . . Here he is after “helping” Sammy shave, deciding that he wanted a drink, and not bothering to stand upJ The bowl is in the sink for a reason!! Br’er Coon Jump ‘N Jack Flash Here’s “Jack” enduring my picture taking to chronicle turning 7 months old tomorrow. He sleeps a lot which I think equates to growth!! Our plan for Jack is to earn his Grand Champion status and then put him to “work” making kittens!! He indicated to me, three months ago, that he was very interested in that vocation!! “Banjo’s” owner, Cere, came this past weekend for a “kitten fix”. She spent the night in our guest room which is Jack’s “domain”. I’m not at all sure of what happened, but she hasn’t stopped talking about him, she emailed me when she got home requesting that she, and her husband Steve, have “first dibs” on Jack when he is retired!!! “First dibs” GRANTED RETIRED FEMALES Br’er Coon Vivian Bright “Vivian” is three years old and has given us three beautiful litters. She is the mother of “Paprika” who in turn is the mother of “Jack”. Her coloring is what is referred to as a “reversed” Patched Tabby, which means she is more Red Tabby than Brown Tabby. Vivian views life is a “bowl of cherries”!! Vivian flew on Friday, via Delta Airlines, to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, She was picked up by Vi for the two hour ride to Keokuk, Iowa Vivian will make her new home there until they go to New York in June. Br’er Coon Paprika Is in her new home with Lynn in Charlotte, NC She also has a NEW NAME “Evangeline” She is a big girl with a delightful personality, and her Red and White color is an answered prayer for Lynn! While here to pick up Paprika, Lola tugged at Lynn’s heart. Paprika and Lola shared “all” as newborn kittens – including mommies! They have been together ever since as best buddies. Br’er Coon “Lola” Rider seemed to miss Paprika after she left . . . We will be dropping Lola off to Lynn on our way to Myrtle Beach! The “girls” are back together again! Lola also has a new name . . . “Sarah Madeline” Lynn tells me they “didn’t miss a beat” in reestablishing their friendship! They picked right back up with Evangeline still tolerating Sarah Madeline’s “antics”! I love happy endings!   Br’er Coon’s Fire N Ice of Y1Kat Has joined Judy Lindemann’s Y1Kat Cattery in San Antonio, TX, For her breeding program Both of “Jack’s” brothers have gone to their new homes This is Br’er Coon Maximilian as he is about to leave for his first flight! Emma and Suzan along with a friend are pictured above on the long awaited “delivery day”. Maximilian seems to be settling in beautifully, and I don’t think he could be loved more!! The head of the family is adjusting well also and now recognizes the little chunks in the cute container are not a new kind of snack but Max’s CAT FOOD. For all those who don’t know, Larry says “Max’s food is not very tasty”!          Wallet's Killian's Red of Br'er Coon              "Ready for St. Patrick's Day" Hissinghurst's Br'er Coon Cat             "Retired American"                      CFA's Southern Region's                     2001 Best Maine Coon in Premiership       The heartache of owning an Irish Wolfhound is their relatively short life expectancy due to their extreme size.  Sadly we grieve the loss of Barnabas, a noble and loyal devoted companion, at age 7 years  BR’ER COON’S RED SKELTON                           Our first kitten to become a Grand Premier           4/17/04 Richmond, VA                               Thank you Scott and Alisa Hammonds