TICA-registered. Hypoallergenic. Traditional champion lines. Health-tested for genetic diseases and common viruses and bacteria. Kittens grow up underfoot, not in cages, and leave home at twelve weeks fully vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed or neutered.
Caya · Brown tabby queen 
We raise two or three litters a year, never more.
We're a home-based cattery in Edmonton. One breeder, one living room, no separate cattery building. TICA registered since 2015, member in good standing under their Code of Ethics, and small on purpose.
Our kittens go to families across Canada. Most are first-time Siberian owners. Some have other cats already. A few are coming back to us for a second cat after their first lived a long, full life.
Practical writing for people who want a Siberian for the long haul, not a marketing brochure.
The first thirty days set the tone for the next fifteen years. Kitten-proofing, supplies, the safe-room rule, and the introductions that actually matter.
Food, dishes, litter, litter box, cat tree, toys, carrier, grooming. The specific brands we use after thirteen years of raising Siberians.
Red flags, what to ask, and how to verify TICA registration. A practical guide from someone who answers these questions every week.
Eight months in and my husband — who's been allergic to every cat he's ever met — sleeps with her on his chest most nights. We didn't believe it until we met them in person.
Read the purchase info and apply. We’ll reply within 24 to 48 hours, longer if a litter is being born.
