"Mokolea" (pronounced "Mocha-lay-uh") is actually a bird sanctuary on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu.   I chose it as my Cattery name because it made me think of something exotic and beautiful... like the Havana Brown.

Mokolea Cattery’s philosophy is to promote Havana Browns by exhibiting in shows and providing information to anyone interested in this breed and my goal is to produce quality not quantity.  I have had great success in producing Havana Browns that meets the breed standard set by the Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) and have won numerous Regional and National Awards.  My kittens are nurtured with lots of love and attention and my cats are treated like members of the family... because they are.  I believe extensive handling and play is fundamental in producing well socialized kittens and loving adults.

Mokolea Cattery was interviewed for an article in "Cat Fancy Magazine"  which was featured in the
November 2009 issue and most recently my kittens were the ones filmed for the episode of
 "Cats 101" on Animal Planet which was originally aired November 7, 2009 at 9pm EST.

                        
                                                                     (Interview featured on page 24 & 25)

                                                                                             Note* The Havana Brown female (named: Latte) in
                                                                                           the small photo on the cover (at the bottom)
                                                                                           was sired by Mokolea Maker's Mark of Oberlin


Mokolea Cattery is a CFA Cattery of Excellence