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Description

It's still a bit of a WIP, but I don't currently have the time to get those last few things finished up before the deadline, and wanted to get it up!

Jong Music Cattery, JMC for short, is located on an island off the shore of South Korea. There's a small town on the other side of the island that has everything, so it's not often that those at JMC need to leave. It's not entirely certain how many acres of land JMC spans over, as they own a good portion of the island to ensure they can grow and have everything they need, JMC was founded by the current owner's Grandparents, making it a family-owned cattery.

They focus primarily on dressage, jumping, and cross country, with some cats going more into endurance and driving and other more specialized disciplines.

1. The Main Office

- The first building you see when pulling into JMC and where you check-in and get directions for all events and happenings on the property.

2. Gust Stable and Pastures

- A. The guest stables can house up to 25 cats at any given time. The shed out front serves as a tack, feed, and bedding storage room

- B. In front of the stable there are 3 solo pasture and behind it are 3 group pastures for visiting Shedus

3. Guest Cabins

- A and B are one-bedroom one-story buildings

- C, E, D, and F are all two-bedroom one-story buildings

- G is a three-bedroom two-story building

4. Employee Housing

- A. This building has three floors, each with 15 one-bedroom apartments. There's a parking lot right in front and an elevator for easy access to higher floors

- B. This building is only two stories but has a combination of two and three-bedroom apartments that feel more like small homes. There are 15 two-bedroom apartments and 10 three-bedroom apartments. There's a parking lot right in front and an elevator for easy access to higher floors

5. Indoor Arena and Warmup

- The indoor arena has seating on two sides and judges booths on the other two sides. The total size of the arena is 80'x200', with the white-sand arena taking up 60'x175'. The warmup arena is 40'x60'

6. Outdoor Arena

- The outdoor arena has seating at the north and east sides(facing towards the water) with judging booths on all 4 sides. The arena is 80'x200' with white sand as the footing

7. Main Stables

- All three stables have 30 10'12' stalls, 15 on each side. The center aisles have crossties throughout, 4 wash stalls, a tack room, a feed room, and a bathroom with a shower for employees

- A. Considered a 'boarding' barn, but it's the barn where employees and their families can keep their cats for free. It's asked though, that employees have no more than 4 cats boarded at a time here to ensure everyone has the room and chance

- B. The Tom Barn, or rather, the barn where all the males are housed that are owned by the family

- C. The Queen Barn, or rather, the barn where all the females are housed that are owned by the family

8. Round Pens

- The round pens are used to warm up and cool down cats and are sometimes also used to quarantine new cats to ensure their health

12. Cross Country Course

- The cross country course also serves as the endurance course. It goes through the forest, some cleared area, and by the water. The part of the course inside the forest is well maintained and groomed to ensure no injuries

9. Main House and Separate Garage

- The main building where the Jon family lives. This house isn't actually the original house

10. Queen Stable

- A. The stable is near the main house to keep an eye on pregnant and nursing queens and their cubs. There are 6 stalls, each of which is 14'x20' and each has a camera to keep an eye on them all

- B. The pasture for Queens and their cubs, once the cubs are old enough, or if the queen is still pregnant to stretch her legs and relax in the sun. There are also cameras to keep an eye on the pasture

11. Sick and Injured Stable

- A. The stable to keep sick and/or injured cats to keep a closer eye on them to ensure they're doing okay. Stalls are 12'x12' in size and there are 8 of them

- B. The solo runs for cats to stretch their legs as they can go out, there are three runs to be used through the day

13. Forest Trails

- A. The main forest with the most trails. These trails expand over what's through to be anywhere between 4-10 acres. The trails closest to the property are well maintained, but the further out you go, the less used and groomed they are

- B. Some smaller trails near the main house, these trails connect back to the main forest trails

- C. Some smaller trails near the guest housing the hook down to a more private beach to enjoy during your visit. These trails also connect back to the main forest trails

14. Beach

- The main beachfront of JMC, there's a playground for kids, and some water slides out in the water that are anchored down. The beach is well maintained, ling with all the waters near JMC

15. The Bridge

- This is a small stripe of land that connects to a smaller island where the original property of JMC started and still is. There's a smaller house and a 10 cat stable

Description

It's still a bit of a WIP, but I don't currently have the time to get those last few things finished up before the deadline, and wanted to get it up!

Jong Music Cattery, JMC for short, is located on an island off the shore of South Korea. There's a small town on the other side of the island that has everything, so it's not often that those at JMC need to leave. It's not entirely certain how many acres of land JMC spans over, as they own a good portion of the island to ensure they can grow and have everything they need, JMC was founded by the current owner's Grandparents, making it a family-owned cattery.

They focus primarily on dressage, jumping, and cross country, with some cats going more into endurance and driving and other more specialized disciplines.

1. The Main Office

- The first building you see when pulling into JMC and where you check-in and get directions for all events and happenings on the property.

2. Gust Stable and Pastures

- A. The guest stables can house up to 25 cats at any given time. The shed out front serves as a tack, feed, and bedding storage room

- B. In front of the stable there are 3 solo pasture and behind it are 3 group pastures for visiting Shedus

3. Guest Cabins

- A and B are one-bedroom one-story buildings

- C, E, D, and F are all two-bedroom one-story buildings

- G is a three-bedroom two-story building

4. Employee Housing

- A. This building has three floors, each with 15 one-bedroom apartments. There's a parking lot right in front and an elevator for easy access to higher floors

- B. This building is only two stories but has a combination of two and three-bedroom apartments that feel more like small homes. There are 15 two-bedroom apartments and 10 three-bedroom apartments. There's a parking lot right in front and an elevator for easy access to higher floors

5. Indoor Arena and Warmup

- The indoor arena has seating on two sides and judges booths on the other two sides. The total size of the arena is 80'x200', with the white-sand arena taking up 60'x175'. The warmup arena is 40'x60'

6. Outdoor Arena

- The outdoor arena has seating at the north and east sides(facing towards the water) with judging booths on all 4 sides. The arena is 80'x200' with white sand as the footing

7. Main Stables

- All three stables have 30 10'12' stalls, 15 on each side. The center aisles have crossties throughout, 4 wash stalls, a tack room, a feed room, and a bathroom with a shower for employees

- A. Considered a 'boarding' barn, but it's the barn where employees and their families can keep their cats for free. It's asked though, that employees have no more than 4 cats boarded at a time here to ensure everyone has the room and chance

- B. The Tom Barn, or rather, the barn where all the males are housed that are owned by the family

- C. The Queen Barn, or rather, the barn where all the females are housed that are owned by the family

8. Round Pens

- The round pens are used to warm up and cool down cats and are sometimes also used to quarantine new cats to ensure their health

12. Cross Country Course

- The cross country course also serves as the endurance course. It goes through the forest, some cleared area, and by the water. The part of the course inside the forest is well maintained and groomed to ensure no injuries

9. Main House and Separate Garage

- The main building where the Jon family lives. This house isn't actually the original house

10. Queen Stable

- A. The stable is near the main house to keep an eye on pregnant and nursing queens and their cubs. There are 6 stalls, each of which is 14'x20' and each has a camera to keep an eye on them all

- B. The pasture for Queens and their cubs, once the cubs are old enough, or if the queen is still pregnant to stretch her legs and relax in the sun. There are also cameras to keep an eye on the pasture

11. Sick and Injured Stable

- A. The stable to keep sick and/or injured cats to keep a closer eye on them to ensure they're doing okay. Stalls are 12'x12' in size and there are 8 of them

- B. The solo runs for cats to stretch their legs as they can go out, there are three runs to be used through the day

13. Forest Trails

- A. The main forest with the most trails. These trails expand over what's through to be anywhere between 4-10 acres. The trails closest to the property are well maintained, but the further out you go, the less used and groomed they are

- B. Some smaller trails near the main house, these trails connect back to the main forest trails

- C. Some smaller trails near the guest housing the hook down to a more private beach to enjoy during your visit. These trails also connect back to the main forest trails

14. Beach

- The main beachfront of JMC, there's a playground for kids, and some water slides out in the water that are anchored down. The beach is well maintained, ling with all the waters near JMC

15. The Bridge

- This is a small stripe of land that connects to a smaller island where the original property of JMC started and still is. There's a smaller house and a 10 cat stable