Frequently Asked Questions
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Females are $2800
Males are $3000
$500 deposit due at signing of pet care contract and remaining balance due at pickup of kitten.
Each kitten benefits from:
Health-tested (echocardiograms and hip Xrays completed) and genetically screened parents with Wisdom Panel DNA
Responsible, ethical breeding practices
Premium nutrition from conception through weaning
Comprehensive veterinary care, vaccinations, and routine deworming
Family-raised in our home with daily socialization and handling
Early exposure to household sights, sounds, and experiences for confident temperaments
Plenty of space to play, climb, and develop naturally
A health guarantee and lifetime breeder support
Registration paperwork and go-home records
A carefully prepared go-home package to help your kitten transition successfully
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Yes. We offer a 10% ($280-300) discount for returning families, a multi-cat discount of $500 off the price of two, and seasonal sales.
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We require $500 non-refundable deposit to hold a kitten. This will reserve the kitten of your choosing. The remaining balance is due on the day of pick up and can be paid via Zelle, Apple Pay, Venmo, or Cash.
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No, not at this time.
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When they are 12-14 weeks old. I know, it’s a long wait, but it’s so worth it!
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Fill out the application and indicate which kitten you’d like to reserve. Send us a message or email to confirm you’re genuinely interested.
Once we review your application, we will reach out to have a quick call/Facetime , then we’ll send you their kitten care contract.
You’ll sign the contract and pay the deposit, then the kitten is officially marked as “reserved”.
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We offer a limited 72-hour health guarantee for viral and bacterial diseases.
We also offer a 2-year health guarantee against all genetic illnesses that may result in the loss of your kitty. All breeding cats have been DNA tested using Wisdom Panel that tests for Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), and Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency (PKDef), plus 40+ other genetic diseases.

