We have no record of ownership for this cattery, nor the from and to dates of its running. However, this was early years breed advertising. This advert was published in a popular magazine amongst pixiebob breeders and enthusiasts. Catalons, who were a TICA-registered cattery. Featured here with StrangeLuck, also a TICA-registered cattery with a missing history of ownership. If you know about Catalons, please make contact.
We have no record of ownership for this cattery, nor the From and To dates of its running. However this was early years breed advertising. This advert was published in a popular magazine amongst pixiebob breeders and enthusiasts. StrangeLuck who were a TICA registered cattery. Featured here with Catalons also a TICA registered cattery with missing history of ownership. If you know about StrangeLuck please make contact.
AnsonRoad Red Kipper (littermate to AnsonRoad Shenona) at 6mo, feature so the left.
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Littermate to AnsonRoad Alessi, AnsonRoad Senna was part of the Handales breeding of BlackcreekBobis Rascal to AnsonRoad Kiri Te Wahla. Due to contract T&Cs Handales had to provide half the litter as kittenback and the litter had to have AnsonRoad prefix.
Bred by the 2 Michaels a Finegold cattery, Monty moved to Britbobs a TICA registered cattery. They tried to move him on at around 3.5yo with a blind eye for around £500. I have no idea where this cat ended up, but it wasn’t a TICA registered program. He may have even went as a pet. The pictures below are him around 2yo.
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| Here at 5mo & already 4kg |
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| Examples of 1 of 3 litters. |
Transcript
In 1998, Tracey Semchison of Natureworks Cattery in Ontario brought the breed to Canada. FogForest Pixie-Bobs was founded in 1998 as the second Canadian breeder working with the original Pacific Northwest lines and Blue List cats. Largely through the work of Tracey, the Pixie-Bob was accepted as a New Breed and Colour by CCA in 1999. However, because there are just a handful of breeders of Pixie-Bobs in Canada, it has been very difficult for the CCA judges to determine whether they were familiar enough with the breed to judge this cat in Championship.
Please note:
The Pixie-Bob was accepted for Championship in CCA in Summer 2001.
This website no longer appears in its early form as shown in the banner below nor is its conversatory site. It was reincarnated in the 2020s into a new look, as a breed informational website about the breed standards, registered breeders at that time, as well as some FAQs. This may or may not transform again in future years. Therefore for completeness I will add any versions of Pixie-Bob.org here in chronological order.
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Through the dedication and sacrifice of the F.T.L.O.P Board, this native breed was first recognised as a New Breed and Colour by TICA in 1995. It was accepted into the Native Breed category in the Brown Tabby Division. The Pixie-Bob first became eligible for Championship status through TICA in May 1998. The breed’s Founding Board founded the International Pixie-Bob Conservancy website to explain its programmes and to promote understanding of the breed.
The original banner and info of why and when it was created.
The version of this website as in 2020s, now looks like this, below.
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| The reincarnation of this site |
FogForests Rocket Richard looks as if it went as a pet and not into any program. But nevertheless it serves as a snap shot of what the cattery was producing at the time, and therefore great for phenotype researching.
This image was supplied by one of the main contributors to the service. Funnily enough it reminded me of some Fogforest records I already had in my own archives I’d collected, I had recently come across that had been forgotten. I’m wondering if there are any more out there that may have been saved. Another Fogforest cat that moved to Strangecats as a breeder.
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| Fogforests Pooh Bear |
I came across this gem of a photo when I was hunting for a completely different cat. It’s a great feeling when you happen across pictures you forgot you even collected from 18 years ago. If anyone has any additional information, please make contact.
This cattery was based on run by Diane and she was based in Quebec, Canada. They had no registered prefix with TICA as of 2012, so it’s likely they were CCA or ran their program without a prefix. There is documentation that were breeding and had kittens due in 2002. If you do have any additional information, such as when they started or ceased their breeding program, please make contact.
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| Cattery Banner from the archives |
Unsure of the exact spelling of this female either NWHeritage Sascatoon or NWHeritage Saskatoon. But she was daughter of O1T Josta Cat (& awaiting details of sire) residing at PWPixiebobs covered by Bodhi before she arrived. Her kept son was PWPixiebobs Sabu. I will update this cat’s record with pedigree info as soon as I have received it.
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| Saskatoon at 6mo |
Excerpts from a breeder magazine approx late 1990s early 2000s. Solace Farm was owned by Pamela based in Texas, USA. If you have any additional info about this cattery, please make contact. They are now an inactive cattery, but Pam is still helping in the local Dallas area shows.
Thanks to Sharon Nash (of the former PWPixiebobs) for your photos of O3T Sabu. Sabus dam was NWHeritage Sascatoon O2T her dam was Josta cat. Awaiting full ped info.
If you have any additional information for this cats record please get in touch.
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| Sabu in his prime! |
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| A very senior Sabu in his summer coat, 1 year before he died. |
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| Sabu in his v. Senior years before he died 1 year later. |
