Current Breeding Cats

CH, AW Lipokoty Czader of RiverSpots

Mowgli as he is known around the house was imported from Poland to help add some diversity to our program. He is the sweetest boy and did fairly well showing until his hormones took over. His babies are showing just what he is capable of. As a young boy with limited girls so far he has multiple Grand Champion/Premier offspring and we have some promising babies that will be going out next year.

GC, AG RiverSpots Paul Revere

Paul is a son of GC, BWR, RW, AGN, GP RiverSpots Goose Creek and CH RiverSpots Dom Perignon. He is a beautiful cinnamon silver and is super sweet and outgoing at home but can be a little shy in the show hall. He has earned his Grand Champion title as well as his Agility Grand Master. He has finished his show career and will be neutered and be ready to be adopted after we get one last litter from him. Paul is neutered and has now found his perfect forever home.

CH RiverSpots Island Girl

Emmie, the chocolate silver wearing the red collar, was partially a Covid casualty. We were able to do some limited showing and she just missed getting a Regional Win as a kitten. She was shown to her CH title but no further and agility was not an option for her. Emmie is spayed and looking for her perfect forever home.

GC, RW, AGN RiverSpots Wishbone

Wishbone combines everything that we have bred so far on her mother's side. Her father is Lipokoty Czader. She earned a Regional Win as both a kitten and and adult during the same show season. She also earned a National Agility win in CFA Feline Agility. Wish has the best disposition and we are looking forward to showing her babies.

CH RiverSpots Dom Perignon

Peri, wearing the green collar as a kitten, is the daughter of RiverSpots Island Girl and RverSpots Out Out Damned Spot! She is the mother of RiverSpots Paul Revere. Peri is now a Grand Champion. She also loves Agility and has earned her Agility Grand Master. We are looking forward to seeing what the future holds for her babies in the show hall, 2 of her first 4 have done very well.

AGN RiverSpots Shenandoah

Bear is one of our most interesting colors. She is a cinnamon solid, she does not have the agouti ticking in her coat. Her first litter is a beautiful one of 5 tawny babies. She was the top cat in CFA Feline Agility for the 2022-2023 show season narrowly beating out her brother for the top spot. . Her favorite pass time is to style your hair for you. Bear is spayed and enjoying life in our house.

CH, RW, AGN Hot Thundereans Queenstown

QT came to us in December from Sweden. A huge thank you to Hans and Paulo Boskar for trusting us with this lovely cinnamon girl. She has the most incredible eye color and is the richest cinnamon color. QT earned a Regional Win as a kitten and was tied for second place nationally in Feline Agility. She tied for Fastest cat in Agility in 2024/2025 while taking time off during the season to raise her first litter.

GC, AGN RiverSpots Candy Crisp

Candy is our grandson's favorite girl. She is a delightful, shoulder riding, energetic daughter of Cinder and Goose. Candy has lived up to her parents showing to Grand Champion and earning her Agility Grand Master National Winner.. Her first litter was quite nice, she had one daughter that granded prior to being spayed. We are hoping to breed her again soon.

CH, AGN RiverSpots Cherry Garcia

Cherry is my darling. We call her Dead Cat because of the circumstances around her birth. Cherry was an emergency c-section, she was being strangulated by the umbilical cord of a kitten that was delivered before her. Her heart rate was so low that it could not be picked up on ultrasound so the vet told us that the kitten was dead. She was determined to survive and has chosen me as her person. Ironic because I usually do not bond with the females as tightly. She is a lap sitter and prefers to show for me. We are working on her Grand Champion, she is over 3/4 of the way there but did not respond well to both showing and running agility. in the meantine she cycled so the decision was to breed her and resume her show career after the litter. Cherry has been bred for, hopefully, a litter in late April/early May.

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