Our Neuters & Speys
	WingDing - Wingding is litter brother to our Boz, although the similarities stop right there. Wingy likes to play, he likes to groom himself and snuggle up to any cat within his reach. Devoid of any attitude or ego, he is also not averse to having a good old suck on his brother's nipples. This continued right up until the day Boz was rehomed. Wingy is our most gentle boy, soft and cuddly and yet the biggest of them all. And he is still with us today.	Boz  Boz was the first of our aristocratic line, only to be repeated once more with an identical little chocolate girl. Boz was the strong, silent type and yet masterfully in charge of his household. When new kittens were introduced to the main cattery house it was Boz who taught them how to rough and tumble and mix it with the blokes. He guarded them, washed them and disciplined them as if they were his own. But he's a neuter.
	Chapa - There always has to be a 'why on earth did we part with her?' cat in every cattery. Chapa was the quintessential LaPerm as far as we new breeders were concerned. But she comes back regularly to visit all of her cousins.	Chuma - As opposite as Wingding and Boz, Chuma is Chapa's litter sister.Along with her curly whiskers comes a curly personality as well. And we marvel over her each time she returns for a stay.
	Debe Moshi - Feisty and stroppy can be the only words to describe our little Moshi. 'Moshi' means smoke and where there's smoke there's fire. Maybe by now his spirit has been quenched a little as he lives at the Mission Centre in Auckland.	Minke - In typical flirting pose Minke made it to the winning calendar in England. She now lives in a pet situation with a lovely English  family in Kerikeri.
	Red Boy - 'Red' for short, looked as if he was here to stay, along with Wingding. Whenever anyone showed an interest in him, Michael would say, he's not available. It took some persistence from a show visitor for Michael to finally release this little boy. He now lives in Auckland and enjoys the 'City' Life.	Tickie - Tickie and Twinkie were homed as a matching pair. By nature they could not have been more opposite. Tickie would stand for no rough handling. Stroke my fur the wrong way and I'll certainly let you know. Twinkie - Little Twinkie was the softest of our 'white leopards', in personality and fur.