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Mindeelyn Siberians
Oldest Canadian Siberian Cattery
Call / Text - 289-600-8796

Welcome to the Mindeelyn Siberians Kitten Page
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If we currently have kittens available, they will be showcased below. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, feel free to reach out to us! We may have younger kittens not yet listed on our website, Your perfect kitten may just be waiting for you.
We can be contacted at Mindeelyn@outlook.com or 289-600-8796.
Our Kittens Are Raised in a Loving Home and Placed with Care
Kitten Placement & Timing
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Kittens usually go home at around 10 weeks of age
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This is a target date, not a guarantee
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Each kitten leaves when it is developmentally ready
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Families must be flexible if a kitten needs more time
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When a kitten is ready, pickup availability is expected
Health & Care Overview
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All kittens receive a veterinary health exam before leaving
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Age-appropriate vaccinations are administered
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Kittens are raised in a clean, social home environment
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Health records go home with each kitten
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Ongoing support is always available to our families

We don’t have any Siberian kittens available right now, but we thought we would share some of the kittens born at Mindeelyn Siberians in the past year or so. Each of these kittens was raised in our home, with lots of care and everyday interaction. They grew into the sweet, gentle cats Siberians are known for.
Siberian kittens are a joy to raise, each with their own little quirks and personalities. We enjoyed watching them grow from tiny babies into confident young cats.
We are planning to have litters in 2026 and we will share updates here when the time comes. For now, we hope you enjoy meeting these past kittens as much as we enjoyed raising them.
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The Kittens Below Are From the 2024 Litters
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This is baby Spike, our miracle kitten, and his adoring mother, Taliya. Spike was born a singleton (only one kitten in the litter). He had a scrappy coat, two crooked hind legs and weighed an astonishing 1.6 ounces. Siberians very seldom survive at this low birth weight.
At first Spike was too weak to even suckle so he became our guinea pig. We learned to tube feed with Spike. Taliya would stand over us on the counter, closely watching the procedure but never interferring. When we withdrew the tube she would come right over and make a big fuss of him - licking him and quietly talking to him. So for the first week or so we worked together with Taliya to save Spike's life. After that, Taliya was able to look after Spike by herself.
By the time Spike left us, physiotherapy had straightened his crooked legs, his weight was good, he had a thick, plush coat, and he was totally spoilt.


Sleep is very important for young kittens. During deep sleep, kittens release growth hormone. These hormones are vital for cell repair, tissue development and overall growth. That is why, at Mindeelyn, we try not to wake a sleeping kitten. We also provide have lots of places to sleep.
Recently we introduced a new line of kittens. This is an example of one of our classic sunshines. We think the colouring is quite exquisite.
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Fearless Hunter of Toys and Socks
What can I say about the kitten we received from Mindeelyn Siberians?
Hank is a fearless hunter of his toys and our socks. He is extremely affectionate, smart and loyal. He loves to spend time with us, has become best buddies with our elderly dog, thinks our kids are the best playmates in the world, and believes that everything in our home belongs to him.
Hank is a totally adorable kitten. He brings constant joy to our home and provides us with endless entertainment.
Thank you so much, Mindeelyn, for raising such an outstanding kitten.
The Connelly Family
Ottawa, Ontario
P.S. - Hank says, "Hi"!

See Folks! I have teeth.