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WELCOME TO OUR CURRENT LITTERS PAGE
 

What you need to now about us:

  • We are very experienced breeders with excellent references.

  • We're in good standing with The International Cat Association.

  • Perhaps most importantly, more than half of our kittens are sold to repeat buyers or to people who were referred to us from  satisfied customers. We think these facts speak for themselves.

  • We provide the support of breeders who have been raising Siberians for 23 years.

  • We transport our kittens as far north as Denver and south into New Mexico. We sometimes fly kittens to major US airports.​

  • We socialize our kittens with adults, children, and dogs, so they are family friendly!

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What you can expect to receive  from us:

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  • A 2 year health guarantee

  • A comprehensive information packet before your kitten goes home to help you prepare

  • Help with introducing your new kitten to his/her new home and family

  • Assistance in introducing your new kitten to your other pets,

  • Suggestions regarding the best types of food and litter

  • Expert advice about preventing problems as your kitty grows

  • Support whenever it is needed throughout your kitten/cat's entire life.

  • ​A kitten gift bag with toys, food samples, etc.

Our 2026 Spring Breeding Season is well underway!  Our first mother cat (Bluebell) gave birth on 2/14/26.  Scroll down to see her Valentine's Day kittens. 

     Another female (Kieran) delivered a new litter of babies early on Easter morning!  A 3rd mother-to-be (Zandria) has finished breeding and will likely deliver in May.

     The 4th mama (Rosemary) is stepping up for her turn soon, and we expect to see her litter arrive in June.  Altogether, we expect to see 4 litters born from Feb to June.  A good variety of colors is expected going forward, including brown, blue, and orange tabbies, solid black and/or blue, and silver.  Make a reservation today for a spot on our wait list!

 

 Here are pictures of some of the beautiful kittens who were born this past summer.  Scroll down to see photos of our newest litter.

Other Helpful Facts:

  • We provide allergy tests by mail upon request.

  • Discounts are offered for the purchase of more than one kitten ($100 off 2nd kitten).​

  • Kittens intended for breeding are sold very rarely and by private treaty only.

The BEST way to reach us is by emailing me directly at
Jeanne7cedars@ gmail.com

Bluebell's Litter is called The Valentine's Litter

These 4 adorable blue tabbies were born on 2/14!  All are of excellent size and are thriving beautifully.  Being raised in our teenage daughter's bedroom, they are doted upon constantly. Plus all of us spend time with them several times a day. These babies have been introduced to our dogs too.  Below are their pictures at 4 and 8 weeks of age.

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Valentine's Litter

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Valerie

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Kieran's LItter is the Easter Litter! 
She gave birth to 3 big, healthy babies early on Easter morning! 
Here are some very early pictures taken as soon as they opened their eyes.

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Blue boy, unique in that he looks solid but also has classic tabby patterns with some white around the edges of his left ear. In all, he seems to be an unusual "classic" tabby.  I think he is absolutely GORGEOUS! I will post more pictures soon.This boy is now reserved.

Solid Black girl, very lovely and already reserved.

This is a brown tabby boy who represents the best qualities of brown tabbies - clean makings, well-defined facial features, and good size.  Reserved.

Zandria's Litter 
is due in May. We expect to see both brown and blue tabbies, and some will have their mother's lovely golden-brown color!

 

This Website was last updated on 4/18/26

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