About Brenwood
Brenwod Burmese cattery is owned by Donna Stewart of Rancho Cucamonga, CA. I obtained
my first pet Burmese in 1994, and he was shown to a Midwest Regional Win in Premiership
(spays and neuters). My breeding program began in 1997 with the purchase of Anoka Mariah
Carey from Michele Clark. This foundation queen later became a Grand Champion, Grand
Premier, Regional Winner and earned the coveted title of Distinguished Merit for producing five
Grand Champions. To date, Brenwood has earned at least one regional win every year and achieved
over 40 Grand Champions and Grand Premiers.
Brenwood Cattery has now granded all four colors (Sable, Blue, Champagne, and Platinum) in
Championship. Five Brenwood cats have obtained the title of Distinguished Merit including one
male who produced over 15 Grand Champions/Grand Premiers. Several National Breed wins
have been earned by Brenwood cats. Brenwood is the home to the full color spectrum of Burmese,
however, it is most famous for the rarest color - blue. The first two blues to earn the title of
Distinguished Merit are from Brenwood.
Brenwod Burmese cattery is owned by Donna Stewart of Rancho Cucamonga, CA. I obtained
my first pet Burmese in 1994, and he was shown to a Midwest Regional Win in Premiership
(spays and neuters). My breeding program began in 1997 with the purchase of Anoka Mariah
Carey from Michele Clark. This foundation queen later became a Grand Champion, Grand
Premier, Regional Winner and earned the coveted title of Distinguished Merit for producing five
Grand Champions. To date, Brenwood has earned at least one regional win every year and achieved
over 40 Grand Champions and Grand Premiers.
Brenwood Cattery has now granded all four colors (Sable, Blue, Champagne, and Platinum) in
Championship. Five Brenwood cats have obtained the title of Distinguished Merit including one
male who produced over 15 Grand Champions/Grand Premiers. Several National Breed wins
have been earned by Brenwood cats. Brenwood is the home to the full color spectrum of Burmese,
however, it is most famous for the rarest color - blue. The first two blues to earn the title of
Distinguished Merit are from Brenwood.
