Sunsoar Birmans

30/07/2025

30/07/2025

Why Do Breeders Rehome Retired Cats?

We sometimes see questions: “How can you just get rid of a cat once it’s done breeding?”
The answer is simple — we don’t “get rid” of anyone. Every cat that has lived in our home has been deeply loved, cherished, and treated as part of our family. 💕 They’ve slept on our laps, made us laugh, and filled our hearts. And when their time in our breeding program comes to an end, we owe it to them to make sure they continue to receive that same love and attention for the rest of their lives.

Breeding is our passion — to improve and protect this beautiful breed. But to do it responsibly, we must find balance. We would love to keep every cat forever, but realistically, we can only give proper care, space, and love to a limited number. If we kept every retired breeder and brought in new lines, we’d quickly face overcrowding, stress, and health or sanitary issues — not to mention the risk of not being able to give each cat the individual attention they deserve. That’s not fair to them, or to the breed.

That said, sometimes… a cat just steals your soul. ✨ No matter what plans you had, they’ve claimed a forever spot in your heart — and in your home. We already have four such cats who will be staying with us for life, even after their breeding journey ends. They’ve made themselves irreplaceable. 🥰

So, when we do decide to retire a cat, we do so with a heavy heart — but also with deep care. We search for loving, permanent homes where they can be the center of someone’s world. Their new families often stay in touch, and seeing them happy, spoiled, and adored is one of the most rewarding parts of this journey. ✨

Rehoming is never about discarding — it’s about doing what’s right for the cats, always.❤️

23/07/2025

The retirees and Talitha lazing about the house.

23/07/2025

The retirees and Talitha lazing about the house.

10/07/2025

👑 REHOMING ROYALTY: NEFERTARI WANTS A THRONE (and a quiet lounge chair) 🐾

Allow us to introduce Her Majesty Nefertari – a 3-year-old Seal Tortie Tabby Point Birman, recently retired from her royal duties (aka breeding) and now accepting applications for a human servant… we mean, loving forever home.

With the attitude of a queen and the fluff of a cloud, Nefertari enjoys being admired from a respectful distance, gentle pats, and long naps in sunbeams. She’s low drama, high elegance, and a total vibe.

✅ Desexed – her romantic days are over
✅ Vaccinated – she’s not into catching bugs
✅ Microchipped – the palace always knows where she is
✅ Litter-trained – her royal feet do not touch unclean surfaces

👑 Ideal Home: Indoor, quiet , classy, and cat-savvy. No rowdy dogs, sticky toddlers, or loud peasants, thank you. A safe outdoor enclosure would also meet her royal needs.

📍 Currently residing in Murrumbateman, near Canberra.
📩 DM us to apply for your new role as devoted subject – serious (and fun) applicants only!

Give Nefertari the quiet luxury life she deserves. After all, every queen deserves a castle (and a window seat).

04/06/2025

This is Queen Nefertari , a beautiful seal tortie tabby point Birman. Tari has retired from mothering duties and is seeking companionship and new adventures.

Although Tari is used to living with other female cats, she would much prefer to have the attention of her own slaves. She is located not far from Canberra and we would love to meet the people who would like to make her part of their family.

21/05/2025

When it’s cold and miserable outside they forget their territorial disputes over the bed.

11/05/2025

03/05/2025

Conversation cat

02/05/2025

Her favourite place

28/04/2025

My little warrior has grown into a lovely kitten. He also became a she (was always a bit doubtful)

11/04/2025

Our royal lady Nefertari I looking for a palace and slaves to call her own. She is a seal tortie tabby girl, three years old, recently desexed. If you feel you offer all the love and care she so richly deserves, please pm me. We are located near Canberra so would prefer to meet prospective slaves in person.