Kittens for Sale (click HERE for entire page to load!)
UPDATED: December 2 2023
KITTENS ARE SOLD AS PETS ONLY
TO APPROVED HOMES
NOT FOR BREEDING PLEASE
We have a few babies to offer to homes
scroll down for photos
Once kittens become available -
If you’d like to reserve a kitten that is not old enough for weaning,
a deposit is needed (and will be applied toward the cost) .
Deposits are not refundable simply because you change your mind.
That is the reason for getting a deposit – so that you
are certain which kitten you want before I remove him/her
from this website and nobody else can reserve him/her.
Also please note that most kittens are ready to go home
at approximately 10 weeks, but each kitten is an
individual and I will let you know when I feel yours is ready.
Thank you!
check out my YouTube channel
for videos of all the kittens!
prices are subject to change as kittens get older
KITTEN #1
solid white male
***SOLD TO REPEAT CUSTOMER
***
just waiting on deposit
He will have a blue and a gold eye like the mother.
(she is Turkish Angora/Persian)
(heterochromatic)
He will be ready to go around mid December
can hold until Christmas
$1500 with neuter agreement
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His father is a long haired Munchkin.
a kitten from their last litter, below
(sold but just showing how she turned out)
=^..^=
“Non-standard” Munchkins – below
(these kittens did not inherit the gene for short legs,
even though they have a short parent)
Kitten A
black and white spotted male
(his father is a Munchkin, but he is not)
beautiful markings
medium length fur
He is precious! Very loving!
$45
Kitten B
adorable tuxedo male
he does not have short Munchkin legs
(he is considered a “non-standard” Munchkin)
although in some of the photos he is crouched
and that makes him look short
as you can see, he is pure adorable
$50
this is his father, below
(he IS a Munchkin)
Due to past experiences, I do prefer homes in which all children are at least the age of 5.
Your children might be very sweet, but there is no way for me to know!
And I’ve discovered that some parents do not closely supervise their children -
and let their babies/children carry them upside down, or lean/lay on them with
all their body weight.
Last year a customer told me her daughter was being too rough
with the cat, so she wanted to get rid of him (the cat).
As a result the poor cats become defensive or reclusive.
Also, stress can cause cats to develop urinary issues.
***
Please no declawing, and must be indoor only!
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Please bring a safe cat carrier for transport.
It is dangerous to have your cat loose in the vehicle.
If someone was to hit you, your poor cat would be
propelled across the vehicle and severely injured (or worse).
If you have questions, please email me.
I will be happy to send you an Adoption Application.
Thank you!
