Ja Ja RagaMuffins & Siberians

Kittens available - 2

Pictured above are Grand Champion Inspiration Erek of Ja Ja

Center is Grand Champion China Chin Chin ... and

Far right is Champion Ja Ja The Orlando Russell.

Another one of our stars

Prince Champion Nathan Detroit

sable odd-eyed

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How beautifully Genna developed....she sweet and beautiful

Princess Ja Ja Geneva (Genna)

Genna is a natural mink tortie and white

loves to cuddle, affectionate, and playful, a beautiful princess.

She is always happy

Genna has been adopted

Royalty

More Kittens below

McTabby Tortie

Princess Ja Ja Havana

'Hannah'

am I not too cute?

Hanna on left....

Blue torties

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Princess Ja Ja Juneau

'Junie Love'

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Princess Ja Ja Helena

'Hallie'

Life at Ja Ja

We at Ja Ja (JAnice & JAmes) believe that the secret to a healthy family of kitties is for them to have plenty of fresh air. Here in Florida our kitties are in and out of the house (lanai) all day and every day. They love being out on the lanai watching the ducks, or seeing the fish jump in the canal. They never give up trying to catch the elusive green anoles (native lizards) and they enjoy running and chasing each other.

We are cageless! Our kitties/kittens do not live in sheltered catteries in separated rooms or in the garage. When born they are kept safe -- free from harm... as they venture out on their own, they begin to explore our environment little by little. They are reared and grow up in a loving home atmosphere with a lot of personal touching, talking, and attention.
My private practice is in our home, so they are used to lots of children, adolescents, adults, etc.

Eventually the babies develop self-confidence and begin practicing their running and jumping. Soon they freely have the run of the house/lanai. We have a huge lanai across the back of our home... 24 feet of sliders and five other doors lead to it... the kittens/kitties can come and go.... I like to bring the 'outdoors in' and the 'indoors out.'

Hallie

Life here at Ja Ja is wonderful....everyone is free to run and play....take naps, listen to classical music and/or other light easy listening/jazz music, and even watch a little television. We have many litter boxes around which are picked up when we have guests.... and they sometimes cannot come to the party.... as they do indeed offend guests who are not into multiple kitties at our 'Kat Haus.' LOL They like flowers and candlelight, new teasers, tree houses, and condos. Their food is always available as is plenty of fresh water in clean bowls. Amazing to me how much water they consume and they even enjoy drinking water out of the pool.
Vitamins from Healthy Net are their favorite treats.. www.healthypetnet.com/jaja At the the sound of the bottle being shaken... they come running, as they do when they hear the snap of the 'Instinctive' can.

There are several gardenia bushes across the back of our lanai and the aroma is noticed by everyone including the kitties. The kittens/kitties love being on the lanai to hear the mockingbirds, watch the fish jump, chase anoles (lizards), track the ducks, follow the Ibis or Egrets along the back, chase each other, play with toys, lie around and smell the gardenias, and take naps... They love the Florida warm, balmy breezes and sunshine. I truly believe that the reason we do not have sick kittens/kitties is because they have a lot of sunshine and plenty of fresh air most any time they wish.

Of course, they love being inside and nap everywhere... inside the jardinières, on the entertainment center, etc. Alternating between themselves, they sleep on our bed at night... they take turns and literally 'flop' here and there.

We entertain a fair amount so when I have a dinner/bridge party, I do put them into kitty domains for the evening....they do not mind. (In fact, the domains are on the lanai and left open... at will, they climb in and out of them.) And, sometimes, the kittens/kittens are closeted in our master bedroom suite for that short duration of time. These simple catteries help to contain our kitties for a variety of reasons besides entertaining guests who do not particularly want to be with a zillion kitties. Some reasons would be 1.) a queen in season 2.) bathing and readying for a show weekend. Mainly though, it is for company, for example, guests invited to a dinner party (believe me, if the tables are set the night before with crystal and china and as one could expect… you're right... a disaster…

Once I had left a few roaming the house and I was busy cooking and I found my flowers on the table in disarray. They love plants and flowers. My plants and orchids are up on stands or literally in gardens around the house. Having the kitties/kittens running around when getting ready for parties does not work. Once they tipped over an arrangement of flowers on a nicely set table and it had to be dismantled and the linen dried and ironed. Also, my friends do not understand kitties on the counters, etc., up on tables, etc.

When the girls are calling (i.e. are in season) they are separated from others. They always have company and are not left isolated and alone. When a mating is desired, the future mom and dad are put together in a quiet, secure place. I also use the kitty domains when getting ready for the shows or when they are not going to shows but are being bathed/groomed... where they can air dry in the breeze and stay nice from their bathing. When dry, they are out and about again.

Living here is truly a haven for them and I want my little princes and princesses to have wonderful homes where they are beloved and free to enjoy life as royals in their palace... Queen or King of the castle... LOL... just like they do here.

Not only do they play with toys, they actually have their favorite buddies and pal around with them. They nap together and just hang out with their buddies. They do not fight but occasionally do have their differences. We have lots of kitty boxes, water bowls, and feeding dishes, so they do not have to fight for survival and the pecking order is minimal. With our mindfulness and watchfulness, this would be a behavior we would icontrol anyway. Yes, the kitties can swim!