Blaxhaven Birmans

12/07/2025

BEWARE: This person is a scammer. Sent me a friend request, and as soon as I started asking questions, I was blocked. They have stolen photos from. My friend in NSW and using them as their own. They have been reported to Facebook. They have a multitude of profiles and they are all active

13/03/2025

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11/07/2024

My beautiful girl Monalea Choco Latte being judged by American Judge Steven Meserve at the ANCATS Show 6th July 2024

03/02/2024

My purchase of a well bred dog/cat didn't give another dog/cat death sentence.

My purchase of a well bred dog/cat has not caused an increase in the number of dogs in kennel or cats in Kattile

Me wanting a dog/cat with a predictable healthy temperament didn't cause the loss of another dog/cat adoption.

My meticulous research and support only to the most responsible breeders is not the problem. That's not what you should be upset about. Not what you should blame.

I am not the one who irresponsibly brought these dogs/cats into a shelter. The breeders are not responsible those who put dogs/cats in kennels/kennels.

It's my home, my life. It's my choice what kind of dog or cat to bring inside. Maybe I needed a working dog, a sports dog, or just a companion puppy of a breed I like. Maybe I needed a mellow, kid loving/lively cat. No matter the reason, my choice to support a reputable breeder did not kill a kennel dog or a cat in a kennel

A breeder who tests health, tests temperament, studies pedigree, proves that a dog/cat is worthy of breeding, and only when it does it is beneficial to the breed does not contribute to the number of homeless dogs/cats.

The number of homeless dogs/cats in the world is a problem, but it’s not an issue exacerbated by reputable breeders and those who buy from them.

Your street neighbor refusing to contain his dogs and cats (mostly not spayed) IS contributing to the problem.

Your friend who bought a dog/cat at a pet store IS contributing to the problem.

That guy on e-commerce sites selling non-pedigree animals for cheap IS contributing to the problem.

Your relative who simply HAS to let their dog/cat have a litter “so they can experience motherhood” or because “she’s just so sweet” IS contributing to the problem.

Your vet pushing for your dog/cat to have at least one pregnancy before spaying IS contributing to the problem.

Your old high school classmate who bought a high energy breed (without taking the time to inquire about what dog he's actually buying) and realizes it wasn't right for him, IS contributing to the problem.

A reputable breeder offers his/her lifelong support. A reputable breeder would never allow their dogs/cats to end up in a shelter to begin with. A reputable breeder has a contractual obligation to return to them the dogs/cats they have produced, if you can't keep them.

It’s understandable to be angry about the number of homeless dogs and cats in the world, but if you look deeper, you’ll find that your anger towards responsible breeders is misplaced.

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20/10/2023

Copied with permission from another group

A couple of things we have addressed before but are popping up a lot in responses. Sadly all registered breeders are now having to defend themselves because so many scams are out there.

MYTH- “ if you can’t visit a kitten before committing financially then you shouldn’t buy from that breeder”.

FACT - many legitimate, ethical catteries are closed catteries. Some don’t allow visits at all prior to collection. Some allow visits after a deposit is paid. Many legitimate cats/kittens fly interstate. Some will allow visits and that’s their choice but many do not and for very legitimate reasons. There are plenty of ways a breeder can provide updates on kittens other than cattery visits.

MYTH- “ only buy from a breeder who keeps their breeding cats in the house like family, not outside in a “cage”.

FACT - you can’t keep breeding cats in the house! you just can’t ! Females yes that’s possible. Mature Males - hell no ! And they certainly can’t be kept together or you’d have kittens every other month ! Yes absolutely we see horror stories of cat hoarders and vile individuals who keep breeding cats in cramped, filthy conditions, but registered ethical breeders will have secure, comfortable and adequate housing for their breeding cats. Of course they can come inside under controlled circumstances but you just can’t have them running loose in the house spraying and fornicating at will !

Please think carefully before making comments such as this when someone enquires about how to select a legitimate ethical breeder. Common sense is all that is needed.

09/10/2023

This was not written by me... the author is anonymous, but I feel they speak of what every reputable, ethical breeder strives to be.

I am a cat breeder.

I have spent a lifetime learning pedigrees, going over cats, talking and learning from those in my breed and those outside it. I raise each litter as if I gave birth to them myself and spend an equal amount of time finding them loving forever homes. I only put kittens on this planet that I think will be the healthiest (mentally and physically) and nicest examples of their breed. I also choose to desex every cat and kitten that leaves my home so that it doesn't end up in the hands of a non-registered breeder.

I support each family who chooses one of my cats or kittens and let them know they are now a part of our extended family. I am there if one needs to come back and will aggressively pursue the return of one of my cats if it's in the wrong place. I support my breed in rescue and education.

I hold them when they arrive and leave this world, not only my own, but my brethren in the fancy. I share my knowledge, show and socialize my cats so that they will be the advertisement for my dedication. This does NOT mean the cats and kittens I share will be automatically for sale.

I don't keep track of the money and time I put in to my love of cats, it would not be true measure of how I feel.

I support my friends in the fancy, because it takes a village sometimes and only WE know how things are for us.

The price I charge for my kittens is never profit, but investment in the next generation.

I will not be ashamed of who I am, I work hard at being a good cat person and encouraging others to be the same. I am a breeder with a goal... and I am proud of it. If we don't support each other - we are doomed as a fancy.

11/01/2023

Shared from Michelle Fardell

Today, once again, I have had to decline a post on a group from someone who believes they are in fact a registered breeder.

I then posted this on several groups. If anyone wishes to use this, please do so. There is a LOT of misinformation out there and the ones suffering are our buyers. They are being led to believe that their breeder is registered, when in fact, they are not

WHAT IS A REGISTERED BREEDER
A registered breeder is someone who is a member of a cat governing council. Each state has several who are affiliated with ACF or CCCA, plus there is also ANCATS. A registered breeder ALWAYS has a breeders prefix, for example mine is AMJANCE, and is able to issue pedigree papers for their cats.
DOES HAVing A BREEDER NUMBER WITH MY GOVERNMENT MAKE ME A REGISTERED BREEDER
NO! All this number does is make the government body aware that you exist, and if you have a number that begins with MB, you are in fact a glorified backyard breeder. Registered breeders are also required to have a number in some states, in particular Victoria
I AM A MEMBER OF NCPI or RPBA, AM I REGISTERED
NO! Unless you are a member of an applicable governing body and have a breeders prefix, you are just a glorified backyard breeder
If you are looking at a kitten from someone who claims to be a registered breeder, PLEASE always ask what their prefix is and who they are a member of. You can then verify that they are registered by contacting the applicable governing body.

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