08/24/2026
When I get an inquiry like, “info,” or “price,” or “how much,” or… no kidding, “Hm?” I often do not respond as it smacks of someone solely focused on one thing and not the care or health of the home, parents and the raising of the kittens. I believe that someone who wants to offer their cat a quality environment and care will also be concerned with the environment and care found in where their Kitten is raised. Yes, of course, budget matters, and I absolutely welcome the inquiry of price—- that’s what this page is for, promote our kittens. In the inquiring process, it would be nice to share the mindset of the potential adoptive home- interest in more than finding the lowest price kitten out there, and a simple statement about themselves or what they’re looking for, and the detailed questions they hope to have answered, including the price. Genetic testing, screening for breeding potential, vaccinations, grooming, quality food, etc.
all have costs associated  so it’s understandable that the kittens are not free.
This YouTube link is heartbreaking. My first question is, how did the person who allowed this Persian to get in this terrible condition ever acquire a kitten? 😭
We are VERY careful about the homes we placed our kittens in— asking questions to ensure that the person inquiring is familiar with the breed, its specific needs and sounds like a committed home. We want to know that it will be treasured and its care and well-being committed to for its life.
In seeking a kitten from us, please share a bit about your personal experience or knowledge and the reasons you are pursuing a kitty.