Kittens are only available to those that live in the Continental US.

 

To acquire one of my kittens you must agree to follow my instructions and when you purchase your kitten abide by the contract you signed and dated. You must also agree to never declaw your cat or kitten due to the CFA code of ethics and the risk of future muscle, tendon, and skeletal health problems. A deposit must be placed to reserve a kitten. Deposits are not refunded if you change your mind for some reason or because you found a cheaper kitten elsewhere. There is a lot of cost to board and relist kittens and other expenses to advertise and find adoptive families. Occasionally a breeding doesn't take and so we breed again on the next heat and that can cause a delay. It is possible to have a litter of just one kitten. Sometimes it is normal to occasionally have a fading kitten, or a cat that needs a c-section and be spayed. This is all a part of normal animal husbandry.  I am a small-scale hobby breeder not a large kitten mill, and I produce "quality" over quantity so sometimes there can be delays. If I am unable to provide you with a kitten within two years of placing your deposit you can either continue to wait, or I can refund you your deposit. So far that hasn't happened. I may also choose to refund your deposit and cancel the sale for other reasons if I feel it would endanger a kitten. I will try to always be fair and reasonable. If I do end up returning a deposit for any reason other than a family having to wait past the two-year mark, which is on me, then that family will not be allowed to purchase from us at any time from that day forward. 

 

You are only allowed to pass on an available kitten once.  I will allow you to remain on my list and you can still purchase a kitten, but you will no longer qualify to have your deposit returned for any reason even after the two-year mark because you passed on a perfectly good kitten. I have to plan out my breeding's and everyone deciding to wait puts me in hardship and I have to start looking for new families last minute. The older a kitten is the harder they are to place. It costs money and to board a kitten past the time they are projected to leave. Food, litter, vet expense, supplements, heartworm prevention meds, extra wormings, and proper containment not to mention advertising again, photo shoots and grooming and many hours interviewing people. You may refuse a kitten offered once and move to the next litter ( for reasons like family emergency, death, job loss, new baby, moving )  but refusing a kitten twice, you forfeit your deposit.  I am a Hobby Breeder not a big establishment. You will find that it is common for many CFA breeders of these rare breeds to have up to a 3-year waiting list. This is normal. I strive for quality over quantity. I put my heart and soul into my cats and kittens. I try to take good care of my families and treat people fairly. I ask for the same respect. Have a beautiful day.

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