UPPERVALLEY ALLPURRS ≡ UpperValley Allpurrs Tennessee Rex Developer | |
Our Early Sires and DamsFranklin as a kitten UpperValley Franklin Our first full Tennessee Rex boy is named Franklin. He is a red tabby with short, curly whiskers and medium length fur. Franklin advanced from kitten to Stud in Training in October 2015 and his first kittens arrived in January, 2016 Franklin was made a full sire with the arrival of his second litter and was our worshipful resident sire. However he then flew "across the pond" to Poland, to become the first Tennessee Satin Rex in Europe where he has sired several litters. He is the grandfather of eastern European TR kittens. UpperValley Hecktar UpperValley Hecktar Our full TR male shipped to Vancouver, BC, Canada in the fall of 2015 and is with a breeder to represent Canada in our effort to advance the breed. Here is Hecktar after a long flight to British Columbia from Manchester, NH. He had reservations about traveling in a pink travel home. UpperValley Hiri UpperValley Hiri Hiri is a litter mate of Hecktar and will take over as our resident sire when Franklin moves to New York. He was advanced to stud in training in April, 2016 and will be made a full Sire when his first kittens arrive. Hiri is now a dad. One of the litters he sired was born here on 10 March 2107. We have four curly hair Tennessee Rex kittens and two carrier. He also sired another litter that was born on 9 March 2017 in British Columbia, Canada. Only five kittens This time. He weighed 3620 grams on 22 February. Istas First full Tennessee She has moved to a new Tennessee Rex breeder here in the TICA Northeast Region UpperValley Tennessee Satin Rex Queen Highball Sprinter has retired and is now available as a household pet. See the carrier queens on the next page Highball's story is on the carrier Highball Sprinter was a regional winner in the HHPK class at the Northease Region of TICA in 2016. She has now had her last litter and is being retired once her kittens are three months old. She's a very nice adult and gets along with all the others here in this cattery. Now she can relax and just be a lovely household pet that carries one special gene that brought several curly hair kittens into this world. As a retiree I ask $125 to help with the development of the Tennessee Rex breed and to cover some of the costs getting her ready for retirement. Please contact me if you would like a sweet household pet that has been raised in a family environment and knows the house rules. UpperValley Ginger Queen Ginger is retired. See the carrier queens on the next page Ginger's story is on the carrier Her kittens are on the Page Revised 8 October 2020
Queen Mamagoldencurls, visiting during 2017-18 |