About & Contact Us - Purrfect Paws Kittens

Our Story

Purrfect Paws Kittens was founded in 2010 by lifelong cat enthusiasts with a passion for breeding healthy, well-socialized pedigree kittens. What began as a small hobby cattery has grown into a respected breeding program known for our commitment to feline health, temperament, and ethical practices.

Our mission is to match each kitten with the perfect forever home while providing ongoing support and education to new cat owners. We believe that bringing a kitten into your family is a special experience that should be filled with joy, and we're here to ensure that every step of the process is positive.

All our breeding cats are health-tested and live as cherished family members in our home. We follow responsible breeding practices, focusing on the health, temperament, and conformation of each breed we work with.

Health Guarantee

We stand behind the health and quality of every kitten we place. Our comprehensive health guarantee reflects our commitment to responsible breeding and customer satisfaction.

Veterinary Care

All our kittens receive thorough veterinary examinations, age-appropriate vaccinations, and deworming treatments before going to their new homes.

Genetic Health

We screen our breeding cats for breed-specific genetic conditions to minimize the risk of hereditary health issues in our kittens.

Health Certificate

Each kitten comes with a health certificate signed by our veterinarian, detailing their medical history and current health status.

Lifetime Support

We offer lifetime support and are always available to answer questions about your kitten's health, behavior, and care.

Our Health Promise

We guarantee that your kitten is healthy at the time of adoption. If any genetic health condition is diagnosed by a licensed veterinarian within the first year, we will provide a replacement kitten of equal value from a future litter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included with my kitten adoption?

Each kitten comes with:

Veterinary health certificate
Age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming
Pedigree registration papers (for purebred kittens)
Health guarantee
Starter kit with food samples and care information
Lifetime support from our team

Do you have a waiting list for kittens?

Yes, we maintain a waiting list for our most popular breeds. To join the waiting list, we require a non-refundable deposit that will be applied toward your kitten's purchase price. Waitlist members receive priority when new litters are born and are notified before kittens are listed publicly.

Can I visit your cattery to meet the kittens?

We welcome serious potential adopters to visit our cattery by appointment only. This helps us maintain a clean, stress-free environment for our cats and kittens. During your visit, you'll have the opportunity to meet available kittens and their parents, ask questions, and see our facilities.

Do you ship kittens to other locations?

Yes, we can arrange safe transportation for your kitten through trusted pet transport services. Additional fees apply for shipping, and we ensure all health and travel requirements are met. We prioritize the safety and comfort of our kittens during transport and only work with experienced pet shipping companies.

What should I prepare before bringing my kitten home?

To ensure a smooth transition, we recommend having these items ready:

Quality kitten food (we can provide recommendations)
Food and water bowls
Litter box and kitten-safe litter
Scratching post or pad
Comfortable bed
Safe toys for mental stimulation
Cat carrier for transport
Grooming supplies (brush, nail clippers)

What is your spay/neuter policy?

All our pet-quality kittens are spayed or neutered before going to their new homes. For show-quality kittens sold to registered breeders, we may make exceptions with a signed breeding agreement. We believe this policy helps prevent overpopulation and ensures the health and well-being of our kittens.