The Ocicat is a combination of the Abyssinian, Siamese and the American Shorthair.  They have a wild appearance without any wild blood.

The Ocicat is a good natured cat possessing the more appealing traits of their predecessors.

They are intelligent like the Siamese, playful similar to the Abyssinian and love to be near you like the American Shorthair.

There are 12 colors and 3 patterns in the Ocicat breed, so there will be a color to please everybody.

GC Walnuthollow's Picabo of Alspots

GRP Walnuthollow's Hepatic  Hershey
Chocolate spotted

My Ocicats are raised in a caring home so anyone can pick-up, cuddle and enjoy any of my cats or kittens.  As a veterinarian, I also breed for health as well as temperament.

I have been working with the Ocicat breed for 15 years and have
strived to improve type, health and disposition.

GC Walnuthollow's Jazz of Ridgemont

GP Walnuthollow's  Indiana Iones
Chocolate spotted male

While I breed for show and have many Grand champions and nationalcolor wins, the most important aspect in my breeding program is to produce happy, healthy, loving pets.

Spoiled kittens are occasionally available, call and reserve one today.

Karen L. Hess
610-760-7988
E-mail hesscats@ptd.net

GRC Walnuthollow's Molecular Mocha
Chocolate silver spotted

The American Shorthair (ASH) breed has been around since the Pilgrims.  They were originally responsible for controlling the rodent population on the ships from Europe.

Though they may be excellent hunters, the 90's ASH is better ordering from their favorite restaurant than fending for themselves. 

The ASH comes in a wide variety of colors and patterns.  The silver tabby seems to be the most popular, but the other colors are equally stunning.

While I breed for show and have many champions, the most important aspect in my breeding program is to produce happy, healthy, loving pets.

Brown Tabby Kitten

Spoiled kittens are occasionally available, call and reserve one today.

Karen L. Hess
610-760-7988
E-mail:  hesscats@ptd.net