If you are interested in adopting one of our kittens or retired cats, here are the steps you need to take.

1) Fill out our Adoption Questionnaire. This tells us a little bit about you. It does not put your name on our waiting list.

2) Wait for us to contact you. We are both busy Moms.  Sometimes it takes some time to get back to people.

3) This is when the difficult decisions are made by us.  These are our babies and it is very important to us that they are placed in stable homes with people who will love and properly care for them forever. If we feel that you would make a good adoptive parent, we will ask for a $200 non-refundable deposit to place your name on our waiting list. This is now required so that we know that you are a serious applicant. 

4) Our waiting list is kept in the order the names are put on the list. We will notify you when we have a litter for you to choose a kitten from or a retiree available.  This is where we require a $550 non-refundable holding deposit for your kitten of choice. (Usually 8-10 weeks of age) 

If it is a retiree that you have decided to adopt, the full adoption fee is due upon pickup.  There is no holding time on a retiree.

5) Your kitten will be ready to go home at 12-16 weeks of age.  They are given appropriate deworming, 3 sets of vaccinations, microchipped and spayed/neutered prior to leaving us.  We do not let our kittens leave until we feel they are ready.  Sometimes that takes longer than the minimum 12 weeks of age.

Your deposits will be applied towards the kittens adoption fee.  The remainder of the fee must be paid prior to taking possession your kitten.

As of January 1, 2019, our kitten adoption fee is $1500, and our retiree adoption fee is $500 Canadian.

Kittens must be picked up in person, unless other arrangements have been made.  

We do not ship kittens.  If a flight is required, we will meet you at the Edmonton International Airport (YEG) for a fee.

Our kittens are sold as pets/companions.  We stand behind our babies and we:

• guarantee that the kitten/cat is in good health at the time of sale.

• will urge the purchaser to have the kitten/cat examined by the purchaser's own veterinarian within a few days of purchase to confirm its good health.

• Spay/Neuter prior to leaving for new homes.

• will explain to the purchaser the dangers of an outdoor environment.

• will provide a written sales agreement that describes all the terms of the sale. I will abide by my own sales agreement.

• will provide the TICA registration application form and/or pedigree for the kitten/cat  

• will encourage the purchaser to contact me if the purchaser has any questions and we will respond in a timely manner.

• will not release a kitten until it has been vaccinated at least twice against the following: Panleukopenia, Feline Rhinotracheitis, and Calicivirus. We also may choose to give other vaccinations.  



All of our kittens come happy, healthy and well socialized. You will receive their health records and a one year health guarantee.

Each kitten purchaser will be required to sign our pet contract.

Any questions please feel free to contact us.