New Adventure...

It is only just recently, that I decided to set up a breeding programme and specialise in the colour Cinnamon.  It will take a couple of years for the recessive gene, to establish itself in my breeding colony.

I just love the colour, especially when set of against the whiteness of the rest of the  fur. 

Although, my main aim is to breed Cinnamon Siamese and Orientals, I will be able to breed other colour kittens.

At present, our Cinnamon breeding  queens  consists of  1 Cinnamon point, 1 Cinnamon Tortie Oriental, and 4 Cinnamon carriers. 

I have been very lucky in importing a Cinnamon Point Stud,  from Holland 'Nooky', and finding and purchasing a Fawn Tabby Point here in England.

'Nooky', our boy from Holland, is working.

'Jonan' our younger boy (photo above), should be working shortly, and I am really looking forward to seeing what kitten he produces.

'Jonan's first mating, most probably be to our Cinnamon Point girl.

After much thought, at present both boys are at closed stud.

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Heavenly Cinooky Nooky

Siamese Legends:

• It is said that there was once a Siamese Princess who was frightened of losing her rings while she bathed in a stream. Looking around for somewhere convenient to place her jewelry, she noticed that her favorite cat had crooked his tail for her benefit. Ever since that time all Siamese cats have been born with a tiny kink at the end of their tails to hold the Princess' rings.
  
   
• A young cat took his wife into the jungle to search for a royal goblet that was missing from one of the Siamese temples. Upon finding the treasure, they decided that the female should remain in the jungle to guard it while the male went back to the city to inform the priest of their discovery. So the little cat took up her position among the leaves and tangled foliage, her tail twisted around the stem of the goblet to make quite sure that no one would try to take it away. Four nights later her husband returned to find he was the father of five sweet little kittens. But, in spite of her new responsibility, the loyal mother cat had not forgotten her earlier trust. Indeed, so conscientious had she been in her protection of the goblet that a permanent kink had developed in the end of her tail. What was more, all five kittens had a similar kink in their tails !

  Cinnamon Fawn Fanciers  Cinnamon group dedicated to this colour cat