ProCurl Harem American Curl Press and Publicity
Catster Magazine 2018 – American Curl Press and Publicity
American Curl Press and Publicity JULY 2013 photo: © Katrina Delmar Katrina is filming a documentary on Caroline’s life including her life with Curls, hat design and her art. Release date will be announced.
American Curl’s Dexter and Cruze were given the title as being the reigning Halloween Costume Champions in 2012 and 2013 from “Wags 2 Whiskers” Cruze was also featured Pet of the Month in review it Magazine
PROCURL HAREM ON TV OUR AMERICAN CURLS ON MARTHA STEWART AIRED JAN 11, 2010
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Martha, Marc Marrone and Caroline. Caroline gives Martha a Reversable Trapper hat from her 2010 Winter Collection.
Marc Marrone shows the audience the proper way to trim your cats nails – with our Curl Madeleine Curlbright
Grace Coddington gets a touch up before talking about her Persians.
Helmut (L) holding our Galiano.
TV Coverage Continued
PROCURL HAREM ON TV
Chuck Scarborough Show Oct 2009. Publicity for the MEET THE BREEDS show 2009 at the Javits Center. There will be another show 2010. Check CFA.org for info.
Additonal Procurl Harem NATIONAL TV – June 2005 PETKEEPING with MARK MARRONE featuring Procurl Harem curlshas been shown nationally many times on ANIMAL PLANET. Taped at Martha Stewart Studios, Mark features the American Curl breed with our DeeDee as his muse. Just seen in Hong Kong 2-08 for the first time. DVD available upon request.
Calendars
Procurl harem in CFA’s 2006 Calendar 1997
Featured in CFA’s 2006 Calendar
CH NW Procurlharem YANKEE DUDECURL DANDY
Featured in CFA’s 2006 Calendar. Photo: Chanan
Procurl harem in CFA’s 2006 Calendar February 1997
Procurl harem in CFA’s 2006 Calendar February 1997 Pet Food
Photo: TETSU
Procurl harem in CFA’s 2006 Calendar July 1995
Photo: Keith Kimberlin
PAGE-A-DAY Calendar “America’s Favorite Cat Calendar” Monday May 9. 2005 and Sept. 10, 2008
American Curl Press and Publicity Magazine Articles
Our American Curl “PERSBY” on the shoulder of Andy Samberg of Saturday Night Live fame.
“Persby” is a stunning blue tabby boy now owned by the Kilbins of South Riding VA.
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L-R top kitttens: ÉCLAIR, CANOLI, and part of EKBY
L-R bottom kittens: PERSBY, KARBY, GALLANT, CHIPS AND STOVER.
“FIONA” 2010, long hair Procurl Harem red tabby and white female. A real sweetheart owned my Micky O’Hagan of New Jersey whose world revolves around her girl. FIONA appears in several calendars as well.”FIONA” 2010, long hair Procurl Harem red tabby and white female. A real sweetheart owned my Micky O’Hagan of New Jersey whose world revolves around her girl. FIONA appears in several calendars as well.
August 2008 – My Cat MagazineWendy Ko of the Hong Kong Cattery YOCURL, has reason to be very proud of her accomplishments with the breed. “Snickers” here on the cover is from Procurl Harem and so is Hanna, the red tabby female here. Naturally we are very proud of them. – caroline
CAT’s LIFE MAGAZINE ARTICLE December 2007 featuring Procurl Harem American Curls with their offspring.
owner: Wendy Ko of Yocurl Cattery in Hong Kong
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CFA Almanac Article Martha Stewart Living
December 2004 CFA Almanac Article written by me about our wonderful trip to Martha Stewart’s for a taping of our Curls currently being shown on Cable TV’s Animal Planet Network 11-04 and in 2005.
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American Curls Featured on “Martha Stewart Living” Article Link
PROCURL HAREM “MOMO” on cover of 2004 issue of MY CAT Magazine featured with MAGGIE, Hong Kong’s top singing star.
American Curl Press and Publicity Procurl Harem MY CAT Magazine featured with MAGGIE, Hong Kong’s top singing star
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MAGGIE Hong Kong’s top singing star Curls MY CAT Magazine featured with American Curl
GERMAN PET MAGAZINE article 2003 with Procurl Harem American Curls. Curl Hand Luke pic #2 page 1 , Lauren Bacurll pic #2 page 2, Sandy Hooks Pic #2 page 3, Curl Hand Luke head Pic #3 page 3, and Dizzy Curlespie pic #1 page 4
Cats and the Family
1. How and when did your interest for cats start?
We started breeding Curls in 1998 , after showing in TICA for 2 years with a household pet American Curl. They had a division called Apparent Pedigree Household pets. That is how we learned about the breed and showing in general. We were hooked. We became friends with Geri Hamilton and Ann Wilson of New Jersey Curl Catteries. Both wanted to retire from curls and asked us if we wanted to use their Quad Grand Champion in TICA, Geris Carbon Copy as our stud to start us off. This was amazing fate, as he was the very first Curl we ever saw 2 years earlier and started us loving Curls. Geri, Ann, and Roslyn Hirsh, all thought we would make good prospects for continuing the breed since we showed them so well and really loved them. So we had our first litter in 1998 with Carbon Copy and a girl from Roslyn named Mirabelle. We were on our way. 20 years ago. Also we personally showed in TICA Carbon Copy to achieve his very deserving Supreme Grand Champion Status in 1998 also.
2. When you got together with your partner, were both of you just as “cat crazy” or did one of the partners have the cats in to the bargain? I only had an apple head Siamese and a household pet named Petal that passed away in 1886, taking us to visit the Madison Square Garden Cat Show. The rest is history.
3. Can it sometimes be a problem that one of the parties concerned might not be as interested in cats as the other one and think the cats takes too much time?
No. not in our home. We take equal time with the kittens and adults and love them to sit on our laps and get treats from us all the time. We do not have humans kids, so these are our children. We only have 4 females and 2 males now after years of experimenting with getting something from column A and something from column B each year, until we achieved I think the best of the best in outgoing affectionate temperaments, and standard confirmation. It took a very long time.
4. How about the cats and children? Does the children sometimes think that the cats takes too much time? And is the children careful when picking up cats and cuddle them?
We do not have children, but our neighbors do and they handle them all the time. We go for walks with kitten in a carrier and harness. When we stop in a park, kids always come to pet them and we let them. People that buy our kittens for their families have to come over first and let us be introduced to their kids. I look deep into their eyes and make them tell me they will never intentionally yell or hurt Curlie, or something really bad will happen to them.. That does it every time. Then I laugh and say you will love this baby Curl and always be kind and give it protection and never never let it go outside to run away? I can usually tell if this is a good home for our babies. Many people do not qualify either.
5. Do you have time to spare for other interests or do the cats take all available time?
I with I could say they do not take all my time, but they do. We have a big loft in NYC, and they have the master bedroom naturally. My husband, Helmut is a painter and they enjoy giving criticism to his work. He equally is gently and loves them very very much.
I love to make hats though and hope to get back into commercials and basic modeling this fall. I did that for many years and stopped to attend Audio Engineering school. Now I would like to again. I dream of a place for the Curls on TV and in advertising. I always think of great ads with Curls as subjects. Some day.
Breed Questions
6. Why did you start breeding?
To introduce CFA, the most prestigious feline registry in the world, to the American Curl. After showing in TICA, we just awaited the day until they were accepted in CFA, which happened in 1992. Only 11 years after first discovered in Southern California when Shulamith appeared on a door step one day.
We were asked to carry on a task of insuring the Curl breed would not die out in the East Coast. We were honored to consider such a challenge and took to learning with each litter and strengthening each component of the curl ³look² and to achieve the perfect Curl in our minds eye. It is indeed a challenge and a very very important one to us. Of course there is no perfect Curl, but we have gotten very close, that is what keeps us going . Being among the most creative and respected breeders in CFA.
7. Why did you choose to breed the American Curls?
For the spiritual feeling I received from holding my first Curl, Carbon Copy in 1986. I KNEW there was something very very special about them. They give off a calming and happy vibe like a great and funny acquaintance that becomes your best friend you can share anything with and they completely understand it. That is a Curl buddy for you.
8. What made you choose the prefix you have?
We were driving back from a show in the early days of TICA thinking if we ever had a cattery it would named FUN FURZ or FREAKY PEAKS, I forget which one, but a favorite song started to play on the radio, “A Whiter Shade of Pale” by Procal Harum. I immediately said wow! PROCURL HAREM! That¹s it!!!
So we registered our cattery with CFA and had our first litter with that name and we still love it.
9. When you started to breed, what colors/varieties did you choose and why?
We naturally wanted every kitten to be black and white exactly like Carbon Copy, and it happened with only one kitten which we kept for our program named Procurlharem To CURL A MOCKINGBIRD. She was our first dam of our name. We got to liking the colorpoints after we got several in some litters, and the blue eyes took my breath away. So we now specialize in that color.
Light body fur, and blue eyes with extremities of color as a colorpoint Siamese. That gene came from somewhere in an outcross domestic we believe.
We naturally love the red and white bi-colors and most people want that combo from our national winner in CFA, Procurlharem CURL HAND LUKE.
He was really stunning red, and his red and white babies look and act just like him. Judges all know when a kitten is out of LUKE.
10. Do you still breed these colors/varieties or has your taste changed?
We still breed these colors. We have 3 Calico girls we breed with LUKE to achieve these Red and Whites, and a colorpoint boy, LEONARDO DICAPRICURL from our own breeding, and a colorpoint girl NYCurl to get the colorpoints.
11.How many varieties do you have?
Only Longhair, and many colors, but primarily red and whites, and colorpoints.
12. How long has you bred the ……. color? ( your color ) specialized in LUKE colors since he achieved National Win in 2000, and colorpoints since 2005.
13. How many cats do you have? (breeds, male/female, breed/pet,
adults/kittens) 6 in all.. 4 girls that live with us in NYC, and one girl in Arizona our west, and our 2 boys, LEO and LUKE.
14. And – how many litters do you usually have in a year?
Each girl a year has one or 2.
15. What¹s important in a breed plan? To be sure you can be there at birthing, and to handle the babies from day one. To keep them warm and make sure at 5 weeks they eat well on their own. Plan always when to be there when due, and give intranasal vaccines at 2,9,12, and regular shots at 4 months old. This way you keep all kittens healthy and nothing gets transferred from shedding shots in traditional way. You have to keep spraying males happy and breed them, and let them run about each day with diapers on. They have to come out and be part of the family. Not all whole cats get along, and they should be given lots of attention. If you cannot do that, then do not breed and keep them in a cage all the time. It is not fair nor a good plan. You must always keep a chart of when bred, pinking and due date, and vaccine records. It has to be run with time for cleaning and sifting 3 times a day, and washing with soap and water the food and water bowls every day. We use Crystal Cat litter that has NO odor. It absorbs into the crystals.
A miracle–also a cat tree very tall with scooped platforms so curlie does not fall off. Very important for it to be sisal or rope. Carpet is no good.
You must show also to be a good breeder. Why are you breeding if not to show what you are progressing in?
16. If you look for a new queen/stud for your breeding, what qualities do you look for?
To be a happy and people loving Curl first, then we go to the ear set and height, then a strong chin, then the silky coat. Body is important and a long tail naturally. But this is order of importance that is most hard to achieve consistently.
17. What¹s the hardest thing in breeding?
Only once a female could not push out a baby and I could do nothing. I cannot ever ever get over that. It happened years ago, but I never forget that dear baby. Everything else comes with experience. I had every book and every utensil at my side and someone on the phone when our first was due. I was a wreck. But we finally learned that Curls can do things quite well by themselves. Never have we taken a Curl in for a cesarian or anything related to birthing. Curls are very good mothers and very capable of doing things on their own. That one unfortunate time was due to a lack of the mothers intertia from a bad tooth which we did not know about. I had no ocytocin to open the cervix that would have helped her, but it was over too fast. Now I do for emergencies. You learn all the time and have to go on. It is not all seeing the kids marvel over one litter just for their sake of seeing the miracle of birth. Breeding Curls is serious and so we are very careful who we place breeding Curls with. Very careful.
18. Do you have a cat/kitten that¹s special for you?
Yes those girls from our beloved SANDY HOOKS who passed away 3 years ago.
Then her mother TO CURL A MOCKINGBIRD died, and she came from our first love, CARBON COPY. Now we have DEEDEE out of SANDY to carry on the legacy and kept her daughter, MADELEINE CURLBRIGHT to always have a girl from his lines going.
19. Can you make money breeding cats?
No. IT all goes back into breeding , teeth cleaning at NYC prices. Forget any profit. I do not want to ever sit down and figure out that. I may see something in the numbers I do not want to, so I do not really think so to be honest.
Show life
20. What made you start showing your cats?
Seeing a classification for household pets being shown at that Garden Show, so we took our SEEZER curl apparent pedigree to that TICA show and showed him in household pet class. It was the biggest thrill to see a ribbon on his cage.. just a best of color ribbon which means nothing because he was the only one, but we proudly took it and hung it on our benching cage and swelled with pride.
21. How did the very first show turn out positive or negative memories and why?
Amazing memories. We knew nothing of cage curtains or supplies.. So we showed up with nothing but a cat. A woman next to us gave us a towel and something like a sheet to put over our cage. It was hilarious looking now that I look back. She became a very very close friend helping us along the way throughout the years. We got to know many people and have for 20 years. It is such a wonderful hobby in that way.
22. What¹s good and what¹s bad at the cat shows of today?
Good is competition is anything. It keeps one on their toes and keeps things real.
If you get a ribbon from one judge one weekend, your cat may not get a ribbon from the same judge a week later…It is a beauty pageant and all cats change from week to week. They can be a bit off, or someone else shines more that week. It is frustrating and you always think it is political. It may be the smallest part in very few instances, but judges are fair and I have to believe that and we must because we still show year after year. You want to show what you have accomplished and there is nothing then really knowing you hve a great kitten and cannot wait to get it out there to see judges faces. It is exhilarating if they think like you do, and very disappointing if they don¹t give it any look at all. Then you sit there an stare off thinking what happened to that? But it always reveals itself in the end. Sometimes breeders become cattery blind and cannot see flaws and blame it on anything but the their cat. It is exhilarating when a judge loves your cat too. You get a rush like the best high ever. It is very enlightening and you feel wonderful.
23. Everything changes with time. Are the cat shows of today perfect or is there something that in your opinion needs to change? (Perhaps show rules or something else, like breed standards) We in CFA have kept the same standard for some time.
Cat Care
24. How do you keep your cats? (For example do you have separate stud houses to the males…)Since we have a large New York City loft space, we have a large art studio/cat room. We keep the 2 males separated from the 5 females to prevent unplanned pregnancies and having too many litters at once. Curls will go into silent heat cycles at within 4 weeks of having kittens, and they can be in heat at 5 months old, so the boys have their private spaces and take turns throughout the day with their Fancy Pants on that I designed for spraying males not to mark furniture in hopes of attracting females in heat. When a girl is in heat, we put her in a specific area until it is over, and use Feliway plug in pheromone diffuser. This is a great product for keeping the mating smells to a minimum so heat cycles are only a few days and not as often as without this product. It also keeps down the calling which can be pretty noisy in a New York City loft with neighbors so close. So we keep our breeding males and females ratio to a minimum while guaranteeing good confirmations and affectionate personalities. Both vital in a good Curl breeding program.
25. Do your cats have access to outside runs? No. It is New York City. But they run free in 1000 feet of space daily.
26. Do you think the food you give your cats is important and what food do you give your cats? Beauty and conditioning start from the inside out with animals as well as humans.
It is vital Curls get nutrients for longhair coats to be shiny and minimal shedding.
We have tried all foods and Eukanuba adult is the best digested by kittens and adults. We give the kittens Eukanuba kitten formula at 5 weeks old up to the time they are placed at 3 months old. This bowl is out all day and fresh big water bowls of water throughout the loft. A big bonus to great Curl coats, is a stick of real butter in a dish for them to lick when they want to. It stays near the food at all times. A vey 20 years ago told us the butter keeps the skin moist and thus not as much shedding as without because the fur does not fall out as much. Also big factor is the natural B vitamins it provides daily. It is not a fattening agent as they only lick it and take it in when the body needs it. Kittens and adults get wet food 2 times a day also. Usually a Purina product they like as what they like is key to their eating and nutrition. Some prefer the shredded, some like the tender cuts, some like just the smooth consistency with no chunks. How do we do this so all are happy? We give a small banquet like a cafeteria style morning and night. At least 4 flavors are put down and they eat what they like. We always use steel pans and bowls for sanitary reasons as germs do not get into the crevaces and form bacteria like plastic. I always say to use ceramic, glass, or steel only for food and water dishes, changing the water daily naturally in a huge salad bowl. They like that, and some stand in it up to their chests! Curls love water as a trait and will do this. Very funny.
At Last…
27. Is there a question I should have asked and didn¹t and can you in that case please answer it for me?
Q. What do you provide to your new kitten owners whether show or house pet buyers?
A. Assuming the new owner has answered our extensive questionnaire to our liking and we ³know² the persons best we can, they get updated every 2 weeks with kittens clips and pictures for printing out of their new buddy. At time of pick-up we provide a health record with all vaccine labels affixed including dates and when to spay or neuter date. We do not alter young kittens as our vets and various studies have proven that for indoor cats owned by responsible people, it is really detrimental to development to small bones for proper growth. Bone marrow nutrients are vitally needed for growing kittens, but we do follow up that the new owners do this from 6-7 months old by calling and emailing until we are sent the proof from their vet. We provide much information on cat trees, scratching post tips, how to cut the nails with diagrams, introducing your new Curl kitten it¹s new home. A list of kitten needs and grooming instructions with a grooming DVD iin real time if a show kitten home. We want each person to have a real buddy in their lives as a family member.
American Curl Press and Publicity During the filming of Too Cute – Ikea’s litter aired April 2012 on Animal Planet
The crew and Caroline
The wonderful crew on the last day of filming in Nov 2011. True Entertainment was the production team that shot the “TOO CUTE” segment for Animal Planet that aired March 17 2012. The gang was at our loft for 6 visits over 12 weeks from the first day IKEA had her babies. Such fun. IKEA and her 4 babies, Fabrina, Knoppa, Ransky, and Jonas were all stars. Enjoy!
JONAS and FABRINA American Curl Cats
JONAS and FABRINA American Curl CatsJONAS and FABRINA
THAT’s our kittens in the filming of Animal Planet’s 2012 show “TOO CUTE”. Aired 2012-2013.
JONAS and FABRINA
Cats 101 Video on ANIMAL PLANET Nov 21, 2009 (View on our homepage).
Behind the Scenes of shooting Cats 101 – May 2009
The Animal Planet CATS 101 “human interest” story being set up in our loft May 12 2009. The fun production crew was from Powderhouse Productions out of Boston. Lights, camera, Curl action with me and Madeleine Curlbright getting ready for the big day.
Shooting at Elegant Fabric House in NYC winding out the day, where Madeleine (k/a Jordan) greeted unsuspecting shoppers at the door. Some were quite startled to see her sitting atop bolts of tweeds and faux fur. She was my inspiration for my Fall line, and made the day for everyone so happy by giving a perfect performance. No “take 2’s” with Jordan in the spotlight!–Caroline
OUR AMERICAN CURLS featured on CATS 101 AIRED SEPTEMBER 2009 – Animal Planet’s much anticipated program after last years success, has shot another—this time on 4 cat breeds, and a special human interest segment. (don’t know which other breeds)
After they shot our Premiership Curl 2 weeks ago for one of the segments involving playing together with other breeds on a studio set, Planet came to our home a week ago and shot hours of just our Curl kittens playing and being “on” the way Curls can do it. Amazingly enough, we had 3 litters, each 3 weeks apart, so it was really a great display of breed development and lots of silliness to say the least. Cameras were following the kittens around on the floor as they sped through their cat tunnels, leapt from cat trees, and assembled all in unison as if on cue on the window sill, when they noticed a flock of gulls flying passed, with the Empire State building in the background. Really cool. It was a purrrrfect day light wise and the kittens were demanding the spotlight. I thought all was done for the Curls’ segment and I was very very pleased to have been part of both segments. Well it wasn’t over…….
Planet called a few days later and wanted to add a “human interest story” to the program. The premise proposed was “a day in the life of a NYC hat designer and how Curls influence the process of the actual hat designs.” They wanted to follow me around doing what I do during the day from sketching, design inspiration, buying fabrics, and stopping into stores that carry my hats. Whew. Funny how they picked up on this from just being here the week before, because Curls are definitely a huge influence for me. From naming hats after kittens, to actually matching fabric colors to kittens, and a more obvious one, the “Urban Chic Cat” hat I did seasons ago, which I am bringing back this fall season needless to say.
On Tuesday May 12, after much phone planning, Animal Planet was in our home to shoot this story all day— I had gotten one hours sleep the night before from all the anticipation, but felt fine to my surprise the next day at 8 AM when all the equipment piled in! I chose Madeleine Curlbright, our lovely and effervescent 2 year old for my muse, and boy was I right! She was amazing and stunned everyone with her expressive antics and cooperation. She was a natural.For the first 2 hours I was on camera alone answering many questions, then with hats on, then designing in my studio with Madeleine there to guide my design thoughts, placing her paw on fabric and faux fur combos she liked. It was easy talking about the Curl and their personality, but the best part of the day was to come when the crew followed us doing our thing–buying fabrics, stopping into local shops, getting in and out of Taxis, all while I held Madeleine under my arm on a gold leash all day. One stop was a high end dress boutique that sells my hats on the lower east side called Honey In The Rough, where Madeleine looked up as we entered and demanded to walk along the long wooden shelf above all the hanging dresses. We put her up there, where 3 dresses were displayed on the brick wall that really interested her. She walked up to the first dress, sniffed the hem and turned around to the camera as if to say, “no, not this one”. Then on to the second dress. Same thing. Not that one either. Then without any coaxing on our part, the camera followed her to the third dress, where she stopped, sat up on her hind legs, stretched out her paws along the wall next to that dress, and turned to the camera as if to say, ” this one mommy.” Then she came up the the camera and sat there licking her paws as if to say she did her thing, lets move on. It was naturally the show stopper dress called “Swan Concert” that was a perfect choice that I would have actually chosen for myself, to prove Curls have an inherent sense of what their persons like. The Planet production manager, Betsy, was exactly after this kind of thing to show these traits of the breed in action after talking about them — and all in one continuous shot. Hope they use it!
Several more shops, a delicious lunch, then off to the fabric store in mid Manhattan. Madeleine picked out great wool tweeds, the most expensive I might add, and then she pranced upstairs for the faux fur shopping segment to end the day. She was in her element, strolling through the colored furry aisles, swatting the sample swatches dangling from the bolts, and looking up as she picked out selections for me to have cut. As the owner sliced through the fabrics, she was on the table chasing along beside the scissors, sliding, jumping around, and engaging everyone that came in. It was a wrap at 5 PM. I was so relieved and happy it all went so well, and I have Madeleine to thank most of all, along with a very professional, friendly Planet crew to make it all one of the best experiences I have ever had–Curl or otherwise.
The “perfect, simple” black dress and shoes: $7302 dozen white roses and a gold leash : $108Madeleine picking the “Swan” dress: PRICELESS
Caroline (in the City) curls www.procurlharem.comhats www.carolinescottnyc.comart www.carolinescott.com
FEB 2009–photo shoot in preparation for a new cat calendar using Procurl Harem kittens in 2010. Ruby Topaz Henry Necco Necco, Reeses and Caroline Sugar Daddy Emerald
Books with Procurl Harem Cats FEB 21, 2009
NEW Book with Procurl Harem Cats and Kittens
FEB 21, 2009 Book Signing event of CAT at BOOKS of WONDER
L to R–Photographer of CAT, Brian Stanton, Me, and Author Matthew Van Fleet
Visitors get their books signed.
One of the “stars” in the book is “COPPERcurl”, red and white American Curl with his owner Carol Scheneck.Then held by me along with Matthew, and Brian.
Matthew shows Coppercurl his picture which he is pleased with!
Carols brother holds up the book showing Copper’s picture.
Additional curl kitten owners Scott and Joslyn look at pics of Jasmine and Darjie also featured in the book.
The 3 authors signing their children’s books that day. A great time had by all– 2 and 4 legged creatures.
The Cover of ABC Cats GC RW Procurl Harem Paloma Picurlsso takes a drink. (Our kittens also)
Excerpt featuring Procurl Harem from “WHEN CATS REIGNED LIKE KINGS” by Georgie Anne Geyer printed with permission-Andrews McNeel Publishing- all rights reserved copyright 2004 ISBN: 0-7407-9
Family of Procurlharem Brown Tabbies from bookProcurlharem Kittens from book
April 2011 MAYBELLINE Commercial behind the scenes.
Aired in Europe and US 2011
Caroline and Helmut with Kee’s Mondel and Stycke at the taping.
Red Tabby Kittens: “KEE’S”, “MONDEL” and “STYCKE”
