Our Ms. Siobhan Haughey:J&K HIM Sze Sze Over the past five years, Hong Kong has experienced many heartbreaking and distressing events, from social movements to the global pandemic, leading to a buildup of negative emotions among the populace. However, during the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, Hong Kong's "Flying Fish," Ms. Siobhan Haughey, brought a moment of exhilaration to the city by winning two silver medals. As a local with Irish heritage, she had the option to represent Ireland but chose to represent Hong Kong instead. In her media interview following her victories, she expressed: "People have often asked me why I don’t represent Ireland. I remember my teammates were always surprised to learn I was representing Hong Kong. I told them I could choose to represent Ireland, but I was born in Hong Kong, I live in Hong Kong, and I am always connected to Hong Kong. I feel proud to represent Hong Kong." Additionally, she shared her thoughts on facing setbacks: "Yo...
From Adopted Cat to Having CFA Division Winner Titl e After a few years of downturn, everyone can gradually coexist with the COVID19 virus in 2021-2022. We continue to work hard to live as usual, and survive and grow from the cracks. This is the attitude and belief of Hong Kong People all along The J&K HIM Cattery in Hong Kong also holds this belief. This year, we have received special attention from the heavens to cheer us on our breeding path. we are honor to announce J&K HIM Jer Jer won the title of Grand Premiership in One Show competition, becoming the second cat of the "One Show Grand" for our cattery. In addition, J&K HIM Jer Jer became the first cat in our cattery to be awarded the title of "CFA Division Winner". For this, I must thank the HK Pirates Meow Club and the judges who tried their best to take responsibility despite the ongoing epidemic. Here we also have to thank the owner of J&K HIM Jer Jer. Without their proper care to Jer J...
A Confession After a Year of Reflection: Ten Years of Breeding Himalayan Cats Ten years have gone by in the blink of an eye. It all started the moment I was captivated by the elegance of a white Persian's luxurious coat, combined with my deep fascination for the Himalayan's enchanting blue eyes and their unique color points. That was the beginning of my long journey in breeding, driven by passion and dedication. Himalayans have always been a rarity in Hong Kong. Perhaps it’s because some Persian enthusiasts consider their lineage “less pure.” But what drew us to the breed is precisely the touch of Siamese in their genes: the genetic magic that allows their coat color to change with body temperature, creating beautiful and dynamic shading. Yet, what makes Himalayans special is also what makes the path challenging. In CFA (Cat Fanciers' Association), Himalayans are classified as a color variant of Persians. This means they are judged by Persian standards: flat faces, small ea...
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