My focus is to breed high quality Siamese Kittens with excellent temperaments and lots of personality. That means my goal is quality not quantity. I only have a few litters a year and breed more as a hobby than a business. With veterinarian fees quickly approaching $200 per kitten, the cost of food, and other necessities, there is little if any profit made from my litters. I do this for the love of the Siamese breed and to share the special bond these wonderful cats have with people.

          All kittens are born and raised indoors.in our home. They are not outside in a caged Cattery. This gives us hands on access to our kittens and their parents at all times. Yes,our Mothers and Father are inside living with us.always. In this way, we are giving kittens the best socialization possible before they go to their new homes. They are exposed to all the common household noises, and some uncommon ones, from birth which I think is important in the development of their temperaments. Kittens are not only handled by myself and my husband..but my children too. This way the kitties get used to little hands also. My children are taught to hold the highest respect not only for our Siamese family members, but for all animals in general. I think that's important if you are thinking of purchasing a kitten from me and you have children.

     Once our kittens are old enough to run around, they live underfoot like the rest of our Siamese. This way, they know what being a part of a family is really like. We have two neutered males along with our king and his queens so the kittens have an extended family giving them loving care and lots of opportunity for some Siamese play time. I think this is beneficial to them that they can also get along with other cats. They are very much loved and spoiled rotten before going to future loving homes. We keep our cats forever and try to pick families that will do the same for our kittens. Our adults are part of our family and live out their lives with us even after they are retired from breeding. We do not sell our retired breeders like most catteries do. It would be like giving away one of our children.

     Kittens are taken to a veterinarian for a complete check up, de-worming, and vaccinations. A lot of breeders vaccinate kittens themselves, but I do not. I leave this part to the professionals for assessing my kittens health as best as possible. You will receive proof this has been done, and a health guarantee when they go with you to become part of their new family.

     Thank you for visiting my website. It contains a lot of useful information gathered from friends and research. Feel free to contact me with any questions and/or suggestions.
I hope to hear from you soon....Alease.