Welcome to the FrankLee Cattery Web
site. My name is Peggy Gyimesi, and I am the principal breeder at
FrankLee. I’d like to tell you something about our cattery and about its
history.

April, One of Our Appaloosas
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The cattery was established by my husband Frank and me with
The Cat Fancier’s
Association (CFA) in 1999. I am a member of the
Tonkinese Breed Association, and the
Tonkinese CFA Breed Council.
I also belong to the newly organized Almost Heaven Cat Club. We are, of
course, breeding and showing Tonkinese, but we have also bred Bombays.
Frank and I moved from the suburbs to the eighteenth-century farm we call
Spotted Acres in 1994. We wanted to be more closely in touch with nature,
and we could hardly have chosen a better place than this site in the West
Virginia hills. We razed the old farmhouse and built a new home set farther
back from the one-lane road that leads to the outside world. We also built
three ponds to attract wildlife. I was breeding and showing
Quarter Horses, but we named the farm after our
Appaloosas.
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