wombatofwindellama's commentsComments On: EverythingArticles Blogs Journals Photos created by: Everyonewombatofwindellama  wombat tailkink web - Photo01 Jul 2008 01:31 AM Hi Linda thanks for your interest, Wombat has been desexed now and is recovering nicely - she gets her stitches out next week. So much for fancy blue -eyed cats but I think it is already making her a nicer cat. wombat tailkink web - Photo01 Jul 2008 01:31 AM Hi Linda thanks for your interest, Wombat has been desexed now and is recovering nicely - she gets her stitches out next week. So much for fancy blue -eyed cats but I think it is already making her a nicer cat. wombat tailkink web - Photo01 Jul 2008 01:31 AM Hi Linda thanks for your interest, Wombat has been desexed now and is recovering nicely - she gets her stitches out next week. So much for fancy blue -eyed cats but I think it is already making her a nicer cat. The Ojos Azules Cat: Rare and Camera Shy - Blog Entry26 Jun 2008 02:49 PM Wombat is being desexed today - these Ojos Azules breeders are not a very dedicated bunch - they missed their opportunity for new blood in their breed. She will just be a plain old moggie now, if a rather interesting and unusual one! The Ojos Azules Cat: Rare and Camera Shy - Blog Entry16 Jun 2008 06:13 PM I have a picture of my cat called Wombat. We found her on a country road near the town of Windellama in New South Wales, Australia when she was about 4 weeks old. I do not know whether her mutation is the same as the American Ojos Azules, but one thing I really want to find out is what colour the Ojos Azules' eyes reflect in flashlight or bright light. If she is a blue-eyed solid because of a different mutation she would be invaluable for crossbreeding with the Ojos Azules as it may help solve their genetic problems. If anyone wanted her for breeding we would sell her, otherwise we will desex her and keep her as a pet. Where is everyone getting their information about these cats and how can I get in contact with a breeder? |
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