Luke in the spotlight

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I have searched for years for a chocolate solid tabby (lynx). I thought it would have been faster to breed one myself, because solids are not common, chocolates are not common, and a chocolate solid tabby is even more rare. Let alone from unrelated lines. But then I got a message from the breeder, she may have a chocolate…and yes after checking the photos I could confirm, it was indeed a choco tabby solid! I reserved him immediately, along with his sister: Leia. So Luke and Leia (get it?) were the new members of house Lunar Fields. Both will be helping with our solid cherubim lines.
Dad is a champion and very pretty, but we will have to wait and see how they grow up! I can’t say anything yet of his proportions and build.

Luke is a bit of a drama queen, haha. He is not very brave and not the most cuddly yet, but he is learning fast and he is a smart, playful boy. He is still very young after all. When he came here after a big drive from the Netherlands he needed some time. But now he is big friends with Enzo and Wolffe. Mister Luke knows no personal space when it comes to other cats. Luke is the last addition to our new male group. As I explained elsewhere on the website, it is not easy to have a male group in a cattery, so we try to match them as kittens. Adding a new male later is almost impossible, so in 2026 we decided to make a new group after our Lewie retired after 7 years of breeding and Yoshi turned out to be infertile. Let’s hope they will be best buddies, so they never have to live as a solo-male like so many of them.

Thank you Sandra for your trust!