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8/6/25 UPDATE -
- Fiori and Sahza Litter of six were born on 7/15. I am working on placing these cuties and we may have some openings. Kittens are ready to leave on October 2nd. Email me today!
- Ilsa and Dutton Litter: Ilsa is due on September 1st. Cat pregnancies typically last around 63 to 65 days.
- Mila's Litter: Mila will be bred soon, meaning her litter will likely arrive sometime in October.
- Litter Size: A typical cat litter ranges from four to six kittens.
- Kitten Rehoming: The kittens from both litters will be ready to go home in December.
In the event of smaller litters that might delay your adoption until the next season (Spring 2026), you will be notified promptly and offered the option to wait or receive a refund.
Make sure to let me know of any preferences when you put your deposit down - I will accomodate requests as best I can!
Fall Waitlist
- Elizabeth - Nov/Dec
- Yasmine - Fiori
- Kristen - Nov/Dec
- Drew - Nov/Dec
- Lauren - Nov/Dec
- Erin - Open
- Wendy - Open
- Michelle - Nov/Dec
- Nicole - Nov/Dec
- Tara - Nov/Dec
- Linda
- Kathy
- Jody
Spring 2026
- Kelly
- Scott - 3
Our Process (waiting for a kitten)
Waiting, waiting, waiting! Ugh!
I know the wait can seem long, but it is so worth it! I try to update my website/Facebook page but can get busy with life - please don't hesitate to contact me at anytime!
My process:
- We typically have kittens in the early Spring and early Fall.
- Once kittens are born, I will announce the arrival when they are a week old - typically on Facebook. If you are not on social media, I will email or text you!
- I will begin to schedule visits to choose your kitten between 5 -7 weeks. This is based on the waitlist so if you are a little further down, it will be a littler later. The non-refundable $200 fee will be collected when you visit and select your kitten.
- If you or your loved one has moderate/severe allergies, we may schedule another future visit with the kitten you choose to make sure there is little or no reaction. Those with mild reactions (sniffles) can typically build immunity over time, even once you take your kitten home. There are some things you can do to make this process easier, and we can talk about that!
- The remaining balance will be due when you take your kitten home around 11 weeks.
- Our priority is for our kittens to have a loving, furrever home - therefore we may deny an adoption at any time and refund the full deposit. We may not be a good fit for some and that's ok!
Note: I may keep a kitten to expand my breeding program.