Enchanted Highlanders Cattery

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We specialize in Highlander cats and are a TICA–CFF–ACFA-REFR registered cattery in TN ✨ Our lines are genetically tested and our kittens are raised for confident temperaments and exceptional socialization.

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08/15/2026

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Too cute not to share! 💚🐾Slowly but surely, we’ll be getting professional photos done of everyone, along with a few spec...
08/14/2026

Too cute not to share! 💚🐾

Slowly but surely, we’ll be getting professional photos done of everyone, along with a few special ones for the yearbook and their awards. 🏆✨

Enchanted Highlanders Hallow Moon 🌙 owned by Stevie White

We do applications for a reason! 🖤Our application isn’t there to make things difficult or add unnecessary steps. The inf...
08/14/2026

We do applications for a reason! 🖤

Our application isn’t there to make things difficult or add unnecessary steps. The information provided is needed for our records, your kitten’s contract, and, when applicable, information needed for their health certificate.

It has also significantly cut down on window shopping and unnecessary back-and-forth. I see breeders mention this struggle all the time, and honestly, a simple application makes a HUGE difference. You’d be surprised!

It helps us know someone has taken the time to read through our information and is genuinely serious about the responsibility of bringing a kitten into their family.

Most of our general information is already available on our website, and the application helps us keep everything organized from the very beginning.

A few extra minutes upfront saves everyone time later. 🖤🐾

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🖤 A Little EnchantedLander Update! 🖤After talking things over with my husband, we’ve decided to make a few adjustments a...
08/14/2026

🖤 A Little EnchantedLander Update! 🖤

After talking things over with my husband, we’ve decided to make a few adjustments as we finish out our remaining planned litters. Since we’re preparing for a long break after these babies, it only makes sense for us to make a few changes as we wrap things up.

We’ve had so many wonderful families reach out, and our biggest priority is making sure each of our babies finds the right forever family. With that in mind, we’ve made some adjustments regarding our non-standard kittens. Our standard kittens will remain as previously planned unless individually noted.

Some of our babies may also be able to join their families starting around 14 weeks. 🐾 They will still leave spayed/neutered, microchipped, with two age-appropriate boosters and a veterinary exam, along with our applicable health guarantees and 30 days of free Trupanion insurance. Families will simply continue any remaining age-appropriate routine veterinary care with their own veterinarian.

Our little EnchantedLander goodie bags will also continue going home with our babies while supplies last! 🖤 Since we’re preparing for our break, I won’t be ordering additional supplies once what we currently have is gone.

We’re also making one small change regarding travel. EnchantedLander has traditionally been one of the catteries that covered the health certificate when one was required for travel. Going forward, if your kitten requires a health certificate for travel, that will now be an additional responsibility for the family.

For our families who already have a baby reserved, nothing changes! We will honor the arrangements that were in place when you reserved your kitten, including covering the travel health certificate when required. 🖤

These are still our last planned litters, and no additional litters are currently being planned. Whether our break ends up being 1–2 years or ultimately becomes permanent, we’re leaving that decision for the future.

One thing I do know is that EnchantedLander isn’t disappearing. This page will remain here for education, breed history, genetics, showing, updates on our cats and, of course, plenty of Highlander shenanigans. 😂

For now, we’re enjoying our babies, appreciating all of the wonderful families who have supported us, and looking forward to seeing what the next chapter brings. 🐾

🐾 Do you want to see us? Do you want to learn more about Highlanders? Are you in Florida? 👀Be sure to come support us an...
08/13/2026

🐾 Do you want to see us? Do you want to learn more about Highlanders? Are you in Florida? 👀

Be sure to come support us and see us ALL WEEKEND in Florida! 🖤

Sydney Beers will be there with Serena, Fox, and Felix from EnchantedLander!

Come chat with Sydney, see our Highlanders in person, support a TICA show, and learn more about the breed. 🐾

✨ You can even learn how to properly groom a Highlander from a Master Groomer!

Whether you already love Highlanders or you’ve just been curious about the breed, this is a great chance to come see them for yourself!

Come support Sydney and our EnchantedLander crew all weekend in Florida! 🏆🖤

📚 Educational Post of the Day: Ringworm & Why Full Disclosure Matters 🦠Lately I’ve seen photos of kittens with areas of ...
08/13/2026

📚 Educational Post of the Day: Ringworm & Why Full Disclosure Matters 🦠

Lately I’ve seen photos of kittens with areas of hair loss, crusting, or skin lesions, and it brought up an important topic that buyers and breeders should be educated about: ringworm.

You cannot diagnose ringworm from a photo alone, and several skin conditions can look similar. Proper veterinary testing is important.

Despite its name, ringworm is not a worm. It is a fungal infection that can spread between animals and people.

🔍 Possible signs can include:
• Circular patches of hair loss
• Broken or thinning hair
• Flaky, scaly, or crusty skin
• Red or irritated areas
• Changes around the face, ears, paws, or tail

Not every kitten will show the classic appearance, and some infected cats may have very mild signs.

💡 Questions families can ask:
• Has the kitten ever been diagnosed with or exposed to ringworm?
• Has fungal testing been performed if there were suspicious skin lesions?
• Is the kitten currently being treated for any skin condition?
• Are there any known areas of unexplained hair loss?

Ringworm can happen to anyone. It can occur in catteries, shelters, rescues, veterinary clinics, and private homes. A case of ringworm does not automatically make someone a bad breeder.

What matters is treatment and transparency.

Families deserve appropriate disclosure so they can make informed decisions and understand what they may be bringing into their home, especially when other animals or children may be exposed.

Ringworm spores can also persist in the environment for a long time, which is why proper treatment, cleaning, and environmental decontamination are so important.

The goal of this post isn’t to shame anyone. It’s to educate. The more informed breeders and owners are, the better equipped we are to protect our animals, our homes, and the families who love them.

🐾 Education, transparency, and responsible treatment matter.

Photos shown are examples of skin lesions that may be consistent with ringworm or other skin conditions and are for educational purposes only. A veterinarian should be consulted for diagnosis. These are not my photos and are not affiliated with any breeder, cattery, or specific kitten.

08/13/2026

LAST LITTER PLANS FOR A WHILE

For those who keep asking what we have coming up! 🖤

If you’ve been watching, what you see from our current babies is pretty much what we have. Our only next potential ticked litter would be non-poly, standard Championship lines.

If you’re wanting chocolate or cinnamon, what we have now is what we have, and that’s it. Same with mink; the mink babies we have now are the only ones we expect.

Our doors aren’t closed until they’re closed! 😂 We are still planning to take a LONG break, so our current babies and planned fall litters will wrap things up for us for quite a while.

For fall, we have the possibility of reds, torbies, torties, blacks, browns, blues, classic, spotted and blue ticked tabbies. Many of these will be standard and non-poly!

And for those specifically waiting on seal points with poly paws, we only have ONE planned litter with that possibility.

Just clearing this up because I keep getting asked what we have now and what may still be coming. These will be our last Enchanted Highlanders for quite a while. 🖤

Mercy is still waiting on you
08/13/2026

Mercy is still waiting on you

🐾 Want to see BOTH standard and non-standard Highlanders in person?!Are you close to Clearwater, Florida this weekend? 👀...
08/12/2026

🐾 Want to see BOTH standard and non-standard Highlanders in person?!

Are you close to Clearwater, Florida this weekend? 👀 Come see the Enchanted Highlanders work their magic and see for yourself what this amazing breed is all about!

Come support EnchantedLander Serena, EnchantedLander Fox & EnchantedLander Felix at the TICA Clearwater, FL show this weekend! 🏆🐾

You’ll get to see different Highlander traits up close, learn more about the breed, and even get some wonderful educational information on grooming Highlanders from a master groomer!

A huge thank you to Sydney Beers for supporting our program and, most importantly, for loving our babies. It means more to us than you know! ❤️

If you’ve only ever admired Highlanders online, this is your chance to come see what they’re all about in person!

Clearwater, FL — come support our EnchantedLander crew! 🐾

So cuteeeeeee
08/12/2026

So cuteeeeeee

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