Kittablu Cattery owner Charli Stevens holds Grand Champion Kittablu Nikkos, one of her male Birmans. Stevens believes in perpetuating the breed of popular cats. Birmans are known for their blue eyes, …
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Kittablu Cattery owner Charli Stevens holds Grand Champion Kittablu Nikkos, one of her male Birmans. Stevens believes in perpetuating the breed of popular cats. Birmans are known for their blue eyes, colorful ear, legs and tail colors, a strong Roman nose and a loving personality. Record Photo/Cindy Gladden.
