Kittens available!!

About Us

Our small cattery is set in the beautiful rolling countryside, at the foot of North Downs in Kent UK.

Our girls and neuters (and a couple of entire males too) all live indoors with us, its pandemonium sometimes, but they are all individuals and much loved as pets as well as breeding and show cats.

Our girls are not bred more than three times in two years; their kittens are born in our bedroom. After three to four weeks they are becoming more active so they go to our special kitten room, where they have space to play and grow, or sometimes they stay in with us, and have lovely battles over the bed at 3am!. 

After their full vaccination program they come out into the house with the rest of us, and life becomes very interesting as they get used to the other cats and our large house. They also have a outdoor pen area attached to the side of the house for play and fresh air. We love them all and often keep one or two against our better judgment!

All prospective owners are interviewed, vetted and the kittens delivered to their homes. We prefer indoor homes with, perhaps, an outdoor enclosure. Safety and love are our main concerns for our babies, of whom we are justly proud - and new owners are encouraged to show their kittens at FIFe shows

Pet / show cats £450,

Females occasionally available for breeding £600 vaccinated, insured, blood tested, registered and delivered.

Males suitable as studs are very rarely available, and are generally shown at least once before going to their new, approved, homes, prices from £800

Over the years breeding cats have been selected for temperament, looks, health and pet qualities, not for survival qualities in the wild, therefore we do not expect our kittens to be left to fend for themselves outdoors, they are like any other domesticated pet, bred for a purpose, which is not to go and dice with traffic, disease, human cruelty, and other modern dangers facing feral creatures, but to be beautiful loving companions.

Just as with a pedigree dog, you would not allow free access to the wild, because they have been adapted over the years for specific purposes, cats are no less valuable, and though undoubtedly some would survive in 'the wild', is this what you really want for your pet? If so please, go to a shelter and give your love to one of the beautiful cats who has survived the selection process, is more capable of looking after itself outdoors, and really needs a good, loving, indoor/outdoor home. Please follow this link, or cut and paste into your browser to find some wonderful cats needing loving homes http://www.rescuedb.com 

The risk of scraping your Maine Coon off the highway is not an acceptable one for us, it is a high risk as they are just not street smart cats, and as they are very human orientated there is the added risk of theft, or maiming, our kittens are bred with dedication and love, we expect the same commitment from their new owners.

See below for some great ideas on making your garden safe for your precious coonpanions!.

Grand International Champion Kassaro Navahojoe.
Winner Cat of the Year Show GB 2002. Photo courtesy Robert Fox

The Glorious White Maine Coon

There are very few people breeding White Maine Coons, but there is nothing quite as graceful and beautiful. 

There is sadly and rarely a white linked deafness (from birth),  however in a safe environment their lives are hardly affected and they often develop "hearing" through vibrations on their paws too slight for you or I to pick up.

Obviously, they can not go out alone, but then why should you want them to?

Making your garden safe

You can make your garden safe, and beautiful for your cats, without sacrificing style. With thanks to Laura Sillence, companion of Kagoza Lucy In the Sky, for photos of her lovely garden

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