Question 1

What happens if my kitten is ready, but I am unavailable?

Accepted Answer

When a kitten is ready to leave, families are expected to be available for pickup within a two-week time frame.  If timing around the target date will not work for you, we recommend choosing a kitten from a different litter.   View available kittens.

Question 2

When do kittens go home?

Accepted Answer

Our kittens go home around 10 weeks of age.  This is a target, not a guarantee.  Each kitten leaves when it is developmentally and emotionally ready.  If a kitten needs additional time with its mother, we expect family to be patient and flexible.  View available kittens.

Question 3

What if my kitten is not ready at the target date?

Accepted Answer

The kitten's well-being always comes first.  If a kitten is not ready to leave, pickup will be delayed until it is.  Families must be willing to wait when necessary.

Question 4

Are kittens socialized before placement?

Accepted Answer

Yes.  Kittens are raised in our home and are exposed to normal household sights, sounds and handling.  Early socialization helps kittens adjust more easily to their new homes.

Question 5

Do your kittens receive a veterinary examination before going home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All kittens receive a full veterinary exam and age-appropriate vaccinations before leaving.
 Any health concerns are discussed with the buyer prior to departure.

Question 6

What happens if a health issue is found during the vet exam?

Accepted Answer

Buyers may choose how to proceed if a health issue is identified.
 Options include accepting the kitten, choosing from upcoming litters, or a partial deposit refund.

Question 7

Do kittens go home with health records?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every kitten goes home with a health booklet.
 It documents vaccinations, deworming, and the veterinarian’s assessment.