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Our waitlist is currently OPEN! Please reach out if you are interested in getting on our waitlist for one of our kittens.

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Kittens are weaned, litter-trained, socialized and have received their 8-week vaccinations and first veterinarian check-ups before heading to your home at around 11 weeks old. We give them time to learn important early social lessons both from their mother and their litter-mates and to take advantage of the benefits of their mother's milk. They will definitely receive plenty of human love and attention from people of a range of ages before they leave our home!

 

The kittens come with a two-year health guarantee in the case of fatality from veterinarian-confirmed genetic defect.  As pure-bred Siberians, each litter is registered with The International Cat Association (TICA).   We have many champion cats in our cats' pedigrees. The litter registration for pet kittens is made available to their new owners once proof is supplied that the kitten is spayed or neutered.  Buyers agree not to breed or sell offspring from our kittens. ​

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We are looking for owners who are committed to the long-term responsibility of caring for their cat, providing for the cat's needs for attention, good food, a safe indoor home, veterinary care when needed, and lots of love. We are looking for people who want to keep their cat indoors, except for possible supervised outdoor experiences with a leash and harness, for example.  We do not recommend declawing cats since it is a amputates the end digit of every toe. It can have extensive impact on their health, personality, and well-being.  We are looking for buyers who understand that scratching is normal cat behavior and will work to redirect unwanted scratching to an appropriate place like a scratching post.  

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Siberian kitten cost:  The total cost is $2100 plus sales tax.  A $250 waitlist deposit is refundable if you change your mind. Or it can be applied to a nonrefundable $500 kitten reservation when your future kitten is about 7 weeks old.   Before you commit, you have a chance to visit the kittens, to check on allergy tolerance, and to decide whether to proceed with reserving a kitten. We offer these visits to people on our waitlist who are high enough to be eligible for the litter when kittens are 5-6 weeks old, typically.  Buyers may return a kitten to us within two weeks of purchase for a full refund minus third-party fees for any reason.  We offer this mainly as a longer trial for people with a history of cat allergies. 

  

Waitlist position is dependent on the timing of our receipt of a $250 waitlist deposit.

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If we don't have the gender or coat preference that you want in the first litter available to you, you can keep your waitlist deposit with us for up to two more litters.  We would refund your deposit if you are high enough on the waitlist to get a kitten for three litters and we don't connect you with one of our kittens. If something major happens before the kitten is ready to go home at around 11 weeks, your non-refundable reservation deposit may be held for buying from the next litter.​

 

The ability to get a kitten soonest from us is prioritized by date of receipt of a deposit to be on the waitlist.   We highly recommend pursuing deposit placement quickly if you want to minimize your wait time.  We reserve the right to select kittens for our breeding program first. Early waitlist placement often gives buyers the opportunity to follow the kittens' journey from a young age, perhaps birth, with photos and updates.  We will try to accommodate sex and color preferences which are communicated to us BEFORE the litter is born.  This can also affect which kittens are available to a specific buyer.

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Most people with cat allergies will tolerate a Siberian.  If your allergy symptoms look more severe, like trouble breathing or breaking out into hives, the odds of reacting to even this generally lower-allergen breed increases.  We would require a well-tolerated visit to our home before sending one of our cats or kittens home with someone in this situation. 

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Cattery Visits are a great way to try exposure to a Siberian if you have a history of cat allergies. Visits provide an opportunity to experience this wonderful breed's beauty and temperaments.  We offer kitten visits to the next-in-line people on our waitlist at no charge specifically when our kittens are about 5-6 weeks old.  Sometimes people want to plan a cattery visit before that, often to check on allergy reactions. We offer these early cattery visits for $75 and only when our waitlist is open. If you pay for an early cattery visit and end up purchasing a kitten from us, we will apply the $75 to your final purchase.  An early cattery visit gives you a chance to meet and touch one or more of our cats and spend time in our home with them for about 45 minutes.  Your household members are encouraged to come together to our cattery visits.  We are cautious with our very young kittens and do not always have kittens available to handle at the early visits.

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Many people ask us how the males and females differ.  The personalities seem to be similarly loving, playful, and social. They are especially similar after being spayed or neutered. The males can get quite a bit bigger than the females.  Our young adult cats are typically ranging from 8-15 pounds. Siberians can have slight continued growth for up to five years. 

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We primarily serve people with allergy issues in their household, but are we are also happy to work with buyers who love Siberians for their other wonderful attributes!  We have been thoroughly pleased with so many successful relationships with our kittens and cats and their new families. We enjoy staying in touch and seeing photos of our kittens all grown up and getting loved on and enjoyed by their people over the years.  

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Let us know if you would like to get a second kitten. We offer a $100 off each kitten sold as littermates and $100 off for our past buyers who are ready to add another Siberian.  Waiting to get a second one can be a good idea if you want to get started with a single cat to help you develop tolerance and to see whether doubling the cat allergens in your home makes sense for you.

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Blessings from Colorado Siberian Kittens!

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