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We have the following kittens available for adoption. E litter (from Astralmoon Torino and Borealis Rosanna), born on 11-November-2009 F litter (from Borealis Bjornolf and Borealis Genevieve), born on 25-November-2009 H litter (from Borealis Asgard and Borealis Xanadu), born on 10-December-2009 Jan 21 We are adding Google translation to all our pages, for our non-English-speaking visitors... Jan 18 Enjoy the latest kitten photos from Borealis - Photo Gallery 17/01/2010 Dec 01 In the December 2009 issue of "Pets" magazine, is an article on Norwegian Forest Cats. It was produced with major input from our very own Loraine Smith! Why not check out a copy...? We would love you to leave a paw-print in our guestbook There once was a home and cattery filled with Birmans, the Sacred Cat of Burma. Longhaired, graceful and blue-eyed, they completed my life for several years. But then one day, I set eyes on a magnificently beautiful breed in a cat encyclopaedia, the Norwegian Forest Cat. Searching the Internet, I came across a breeder who was about to import the first of these cats to Australia. Her kind agreement to let me buy one of her first kittens marked the beginning of a new phase of life for me, and I have never looked back. After many tiny white Birman kittens, I was thrilled and excited by the wonderful colours of my first NFC litters, and registered my cattery prefix as 'Borealis', reflecting the rainbow colours of the Aurora Borealis, witnessed at its best in Norway, original home of my chosen breed. However, I was soon to discover that this colourful cat was also intelligent, wise, patient, gentle, loving and affectionate, with the loyalty and devotion of a dog and the unconditional love of a very special feline. Now, there is not a day that I don't marvel at the different purr-sonalities amongst my Forest Cats, admire their athletic grace, revel in their purrs and chirrups, and laugh at their kittenish antics. Come, share with me the beauty of these lovely cats.....and to read a bit about Borealis Cats history, please click here Loraine Smith Disclaimer: this website is designed to be a guide for those who are looking to own a Norwegian Forest Cat, hopefully one of ours!. Updates occur when and if time permits. We're human, so mistakes can happen, but we fix them when we find them. For exact and up-to-date information, please contact Loraine Smith. Click here to do so now... While this site may contain historical information about Borealis cats and kittens, no effort is made to make this a complete record. There may be inaccuracies - so it goes. Click here to see what our policies and philosophy are . . . All text © Loraine Smith unless otherwise attributed. All photographs © David Foley unless otherwise attributed. All Web design and code © David Foley unless otherwise attributed. We are Norwegian Forest Cat Breeders based in Cranbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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