Palazzo's Duchess
Duchess is our foundation girl. Many thanks to Karen for letting us bring this amazing girl into our home in 2017. Duchess has the most loving temperament imaginable, inherited from her gorgeous father Carillocat Armani Gold (Imp. Norway).
She loves playing with water, helping with anything around the house, and climbing onto our shoulders to snuggle. This is especially fun when we're watching a movie and Duchess decides it's time to cuddle -- she purrs so loudly next to your ear that you can barely hear the TV!
Duchess is a brown spotted tabby. She is now desexed and enjoying her retirement by ruling our house.
Palazzo's O'Malley
Our Malleyman came to us as a neutered companion for Duchess. He is a great entertainer, loves to be involved in anything going, and plays fetch until we drop. He is also the funnest uncle ever, and adores looking after kittens.
He is hilarious and likes to hide his toys under the edge of the rug and then pull them out later to play with. He also loves proudly carrying his "prey" (i.e. toys and bits of paper) around in his mouth.
O’Malley is a red spotted tabby.
Kwinana Miss Phryne
Miss Phryne, fondly known as “Pixie”, is Duchess’ daughter. She has grown up to be a beautiful girl and we have had some lovely kittens from her. She is now retired and living her best life in northern Tasmania.
Pixie is a brown spotted tabby.
Kwinana Maya
Maya is Pixie’s daughter and our first tortie girl. She has the sweetest character and has proven to be an amazing mother. She has produced some lovely kittens for us.
Kwinana's PomPom
Our last Birman girl, at 20 years of age, was the matriarch of the house. She kept an eye on the youngsters and tried to teach them manners. PomPom left us for the eternal hunting grounds in 2019, and although she has left a gap, we are very glad we got to enjoy her company for so many years.
PomPom was a seal point Birman.