Kitails Siberian Kittens

Kitails Kittens!TM













*We are a little bit behind schedule, but kitten pics are coming and application will be processed asap*

Lisette and Buddy
June Bug I
D.O.B. 4/10/25

Catapillar-Male-Available

Cricket-Male-Available

Firefly-Male-Available

Katydid-Female-Available

Snowy and Huckleberry Fiin's
June Bug II
D.O.B. 4/10/25

Butterfly-Female-Available

Dragonfly-Male-On Hold

LadyBug-Female-On Hold

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Why my kitten costs this much?
If, you think that $2,000.00 is to much $ then, please think again.

It takes 5 months from conception to when the kitten is 12 weeks old and ready for it's new family.
Because breeding is expensive.
Most of the price of your kitten, if not all, will be recycled into cattery supplies like food, suppliments, litter, medical supplies, vet bills, grooming equipment, cleaning supplies, advertising expenses, etc
Breeders work 7/24, whether it is cleaning, grooming, socializing kittens, doing paper work, talking to clients, up dating websites, shopping for supplies, making appointments, etc., so their time is also a consideration.
A kitten should cost about $5,000.00 dollars, so a breeder can have a pay check and money socked away for emergencies and routine vet care.
How can ya'll say you love your pets and grumble about paying the correct adoption amount, so that the animals are healthy?
Then there's always those who balk at paying for a kitten care class because it's an expense, yet they want to use my time for free and shop for a kitten.
Animals are not merchandise that sit on a shelf somewhere.

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Here is a good reason to not adopt from another country:

A client applied for a Siberian kitten from Kitails and later told me that the kitten could not be adopted from Kitails anymore

They had imported a kitten and had spent $10,000.00 in vet bills on the imported kitten.

Yes, you are reading that number correctly $10,000.00 in vet bills.

Adopting from another country does not give you any protection

How to avoid being scammed:
                Never adopt a kitten/cat that you cannot see
                                  A picture is not proof of having a kitten/cat for adoption
                                Ask for a LIVE VIDEO with the breeder and kitten or ask
                                        to see the kitten/cat in person
                                                                                                  Adopt locally and pickup in person
                                                          Get a receipt and contract

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When is kitten season?

They can be born year round,winter, spring, summer, and fall

Most kittens are born late spring into fall and are ready for their homes early summer through late fall-sometimes into Feb.

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About our cats and kittens:

Our cats are tested for HCM-PKD-FeLV-FIV-FIP-Herpes-Feline Distemper- and other genetic issues.

Your kitten comes with: kitten contract, first shot, has been dewormed, spay/neuter, vet record.

We are here to help for the entire life of your cat.
Our focus is on bringing healthy happy kittens to families like yours

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All photos on this site are property of Kitails and may not be used without express written consent from Kitails

Kitails Siberian Cattery � 2005 through 2025

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Kitails Kitten

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Steps to Adoption:

Step 1-Please Submit the Application

***Please, check your spam /junk folder if you do not hear from me.***

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Step 2-Get your Application Approved

***Please, check your spam /junk folder if you do not hear from me.***

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Step 3- Attend a Zoom Kitten Care Class

Pay the $50.00- Kitten Care Class Fee and attend a Zoom Kitten Care Class.

*The class is a live, interactive, Zoom class with the present available cats or kittens present for you to observe for two hrs.

*As part of the class a fur sample will be mailed to you, so you can test for allerigic reaction at home

If, you are attending a Zoom Kitten Care class you have been approved as an adoptive family

Once you have attended a Zoom Kitten Care Class you can adopt from the present available kittens.

Once your application is approved and class fee has been paid I will add you to the Zoom Kitten Care Class Schedule.

Choosing of kittens goes in the order that a family attends a class.

Class Information

Class is: A Learning experience that will prepare you for life with your new kitten/cat. The class is not just for those with allergies. This class is for everyone.
It teaches basic care and beyond.
Some of what the class covers :
grooming your kitten/cat, nutritional needs,
litter box issues, cat psycology, how to intergatre your kitten/cat into your family, indoor vs outdoor cats, vaccinations schedules, parasite control, etc. You will be able to observe your kitten/cat-live- for the entire 2 hr class.

A class may be canceled at times.

Each class can have
different families attending.
All immediate family members on your application should attend, but is not required. Please try to attend a class that is being filled.

Class Schedule

This Zoom Class is open: 9/26/24- 6:30-8:30pm
Amber C.-kitten

We have cats available.
See the Available cats page.
Doing Cat Care classes in April-
Summer is looking for his new home. see the available cats page.

Kittens born in-March-
Pics are posted in April
Classes for kittens begin in May

This Zoom Cat Care Class is open:
4/3/25- 6:30-8:30pm-

This Zoom Cat Care Class is open: 4/10/25- 6:30-8:30pm-

This Zoom Cat Care Class is open: 4/17/25- 6:30-8:30pm-

This Zoom Cat Care Class is open: 4/24/25- 6:30-8:30pm-

Kittens available.
Doing kitten care classes for those who have an approved application and have signed up for the class-in May

This Zoom Kitten Care Class is open: 5/8/25- 6:30-8:30pm-

This Zoom Kitten Care Class is open: 5/15/25- 6:30-8:30pm-

This Zoom Kitten Care Class is open: 5/22//25- 6:30-8:30pm-

This Zoom Kitten Care Class is open: 5/29//25- 6:30-8:30pm-

Approx. kittens go home- June 8th

This Zoom Kitten Care Class is open: 6/5/25- 6:30-8:30pm-

This Zoom Kitten Care Class is open: 6/12//25- 6:30-8:30pm-

This Zoom Kitten Care Class is open: 6/19//25- 6:30-8:30pm-

This Zoom Kitten Care Class is open: 9/26/25- 6:30-8:30pm-

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Step 4-Choosing of Kittens

We do not take deposits on kittens/cats. The full adoption fee is paid in person on pick-up day.

Kittens are chosen in the order that a family attends the Zoom Kitten Care Class.

If, it is your turn to choose, you should choose within about 3 days.

If, I have no decision from you within 3 days, of emailing you about choosing your kitten, I will move on to the next family that has attended Kitten Care Class. We need to be considerate of all those on the wait list.

You can still email me to choose a kitten if, it is passed the 3 days, but any kittens that are reserved or in the process of being reserved will not be available to you.
* We do not email individual pics to anyone. You can see them live during a class.

*I reserve the right to stop any adoption that is in progress for any reason.

*I also reserve the right to keep any kitten that I am considering for my breeding program.

A kitten/cat will be marked as reserved when a family makes their choice.

*Please do not ask for the altering of your kitten to take place at a time different from when I can get them in to my vet because of a birthday, holiday, vacation, work schedule, etc. It's ok to say the kitten/cat is for one of these oscacsions, it's just that on demand kittens/cats for an ocassion are not like ordeing from Amazon and getting special delivery times. The vet schedule and age of the kittens/cat are what make available dates for final adoption days.

*Please do not ask for a kitten/cat to be altered at your vets office.

* Once a kitten is altered it doesn't really matter if you choose a boy or girl. They no longer have the gender
related issues that an unaltered kitten/cat would have. They are basically all the same after altering. Accept that males will grow larger than females. Both genders are extremely friendly.

* It is a myth that certain colors or genders have lower FeL-D1 levels.

*It is a myth that certain colors are more affectionate or more aggressive than other colors.

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Step 5- Set Up Appointments

*Get Pet Insurance-one visit to the vet can cost more than the yearly insurance fee.

*Schedule a Wellness visit with your vet. Should be within 3 days of pick-up.

*Schedule your pick-up day and time. Read and follow all the pick-up instructions.

*Please, do not rearrange your whole scedule or take time off from work to pick-up your kitten. At times a scheduled pick-up can be canceled and I don't want you to lose work time for no reason.

*Please, do not visit Kitails after visiting other catteries, if you have sick animals, if you or a family member are sick.

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Step 6-Take Home Instructions

Kitails kittens go home at 11-12 weeks because they are altered at about 11 weeks and need time to heal
after altering is done. They are also not socially ready to leave their mother until they are 12-16 weeks old.

Shots/Deworming/Teeth:

Your kitten comes with its first shot.

Kittens should receive a series of 3 distemper shots as kittens at 8, 12, and 16 weeks, and a rabies at 16
weeks.

The first shot is given by the breeder. The adoptive family is responsible for the other shots.

These shots are repeated at one year and every three years after that.

Your Kittie should be checked for parasites every six months or you can just do a dewomer bought from
your local pet supply store every six months. Dewormers are done twice- two weeks apart. If, needed
they can be done a third time, but still need to wait two weeks again before giving the third dose.

They should recieve a yearly check-up to look for problems.

They should have their teeth cleaned by the vet every three years, so you schedule an appointment for shots and teeth at the same time.

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Step 7-Please be a responsible pet owner

The life of a kitten is in your hands when you take one of these sweet bundles home.

Many people start out with good intentions of caring for them all their life, but then along the way some feel that kittie isn't so important anymore. A cat can live for 25 yrs. or more.
Being a kitten is a small part of this 15- 20 years of life.

Along the way you may run into problems with litter box usage, or furniture scratching,
or moving, or injury, or sickness, or financial problems, and the golden years of old age, of your
Siberian. Are you prepared to take care of this kitten/cat in all situations?

Please think it through and talk about it with family members.
If the answer is no to any of these questions... please don't adopt this kitten.
They are entirely dependent on their owners for food, shelter, and medical care.
No one wants a pet to be neglected, abused, or abandoned them to a shelter or just dumped them somewhere to fend for themselves.

There many people out there who blame breeders for pets in animal shelters, but breeders are not usually the ones who put animals in shelters.
It is the owners who do this. Adopting a Siberian should be for the ENTIRE LIFE of the kitten/cat.

If, you need to rehome your Siberian, please contact me. I will do my best to help you find a new home for them, so they don't need to go to a shelter or rescue.

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