Retired to Forever Homes, or Rainbow Bridge
The "King" Our first NFC male.
An affectionate sweetie. He was our first Show Cat. Born in Australia, bred by K.Evans.
After keeping several of his daughters & a couple granddaughters, we decided to retire him from breeding in 2005.
NFC's are more than willing to check out the snow, but should be kept in an enclosure or on a leash. The winter coat comes in nice and heavy.
The "King" Our first NFC male.
An affectionate sweetie. He was our first Show Cat. Born in Australia, bred by K.Evans.
After keeping several of his daughters & a couple granddaughters, we decided to retire him from breeding in 2005.
NFC's are more than willing to check out the snow, but should be kept in an enclosure or on a leash. The winter coat comes in nice and heavy.
The "King" Our first NFC male.
An affectionate sweetie. He was our first Show Cat. Born in Australia, bred by K.Evans.
After keeping several of his daughters & a couple granddaughters, we decided to retire him from breeding in 2005.
NFC's are more than willing to check out the snow, but should be kept in an enclosure or on a leash. The winter coat comes in nice and heavy.
The "King" Our first NFC male.
An affectionate sweetie. He was our first Show Cat. Born in Australia, bred by K.Evans.
After keeping several of his daughters & a couple granddaughters, we decided to retire him from breeding in 2005.
NFC's are more than willing to check out the snow, but should be kept in an enclosure or on a leash. The winter coat comes in nice and heavy.
The "King" Our first NFC male.
An affectionate sweetie. He was our first Show Cat. Born in Australia, bred by K.Evans.
After keeping several of his daughters & a couple granddaughters, we decided to retire him from breeding in 2005.
NFC's are more than willing to check out the snow, but should be kept in an enclosure or on a leash. The winter coat comes in nice and heavy.
The "King" Our first NFC male.
An affectionate sweetie. He was our first Show Cat. Born in Australia, bred by K.Evans.
After keeping several of his daughters & a couple granddaughters, we decided to retire him from breeding in 2005.
