BURABYLLA

CATTERY

Our Queens

Chi-Lang Blue Anjou

Anjie, a blue Burmese, came to us in early 2002 and has given us some of our most beautiful kittens including our new Burmese stud boy, Burabylla Lilac Broghan.  She has the wonderful silver sheen that gives the blue Burmese a silvery look and has a very nice type.

Burabylla Lilly Marlene

Lilly, a lilac daughter of Miranda, is to be a queen one day but is currently getting use to the show scene and loves to sleep in our arms.

Burabylla Silver Shaelyn

Shaelyn, a 4th generation, Black Shaded Burmilla, and daughter of SDGC Riokay Silver Silhouette, has taken the breeding place of her mother.

Champion Norlyn Fiesta Skye

Skye joined us from Lyn Varney's Norlyn Cattery is Sydney.  We are very impressed with her wonderful personality and looks.  We thank Lyn for letting us have this beautiful girl.  The first mating between Skye and our Lad produced our first long-haired kittens.  Long-haired Burmillas have recently gained official recognition in our state and national cat bodies. 

Burabylla Silver Skye

Sylvie, a 3rd Generation, Brown Shaded Burmilla Long-Hair, came to us from Syke and Lad, who both carry the long-hair genes.  Sylvie and her brother Willy were the first Burmilla Long-Hairs to be officially recognised by QFA Inc. and ACF Inc. Sylvie was awarded the QFA Inc. Best Burmilla Long Hair of 2004. 

Burabylla Casurina Moon

Cassy, is the short-haired sister of Sylvie and was awarded the QFA Inc. Best Burmilla of 2004 which had been awarded to their dad, SDGC Burabylla Highland Lad, the previous 2 years. 

Burabylla Glenbogin Miss

Misty, from Burabylla Silver Mason and Burabylla Silver Shaelyn, is a 4th Generation, black shaded female Burmilla who will be making her debut on the show bench this year and will then go on to be one of our breeding queens when she is old enough.