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Color Rarity Explained

Some Siberian colors appear only when both parents carry rare genes, making them more uncommon and special to see. For example, solid coats (black, blue, red, or cream) require both parents to carry non-agouti genetics, while silver, golden, and bimetallic coats involve unique color modifiers that create their striking shimmer.

Each color and pattern holds its own beauty, the differences in price simply reflect how rarely these hues appear and the care involved in producing them intentionally. View examples of the variety of colors HERE.

Pricing

Base Price: $2,700

Includes: Classic tabby in traditional colors.

💎 Premium Colors (+$100–$500)

Some colors are more rare or challenging to produce due to genetics and lineage focus.

+ $100 — Colorpoint (Neva Masquerade)

Includes seal, blue, flame, cream, and lynx points.

+ $200 — Tortie, Red or Cream (non-pointed)

Warm, sunny tones that appear less often in traditional lines.

+ $300 — Silver, Golden, or Black Smoke

Striking shimmer and contrast, requiring careful selection to maintain clarity and warmth.

+ $400 — Solid Colors (Black, Blue, Red, Cream)

Less common in Siberians due to the dominance of the agouti (tabby) gene, true solids are special and require both parents to carry non-agouti genetics.

+ $500 — Bimetallic (Silver + Golden mix)

Exceptionally rare, known for their luminous, glowing coats and depth of color.

💫 Guardian Program – If you’re local and interested in co-owning a breeding cat with us, we have limited openings! Contact us to learn more.

Kitten Timeline & Health

Our kittens stay with their mother until 12-14 weeks to ensure they are fully weaned, well socialized, and have strong immune systems before joining their new families. Each kitten receives:

✨ A veterinary health check-up

✨ First vaccination with PUREVax, a safer, non adjuvanted option

✨ A natural parasite screening instead of routine chemical deworming

✨ A 2-year genetic health guarantee

We prioritize early socialization, natural rearing, and holistic well-being, so your kitten comes home healthy, balanced, and ready to bond.

Allergy Testing

If you or a family member need to test for allergies, we offer Fur Sample Allergy Testing. We collect fur from the parents of an upcoming litter and mail it to you for a $20 fee. 

In Home Allergy Visit – $60
We also offer in home allergy testing visits by appointment, where you can spend time around our cats in person to better evaluate your allergies and comfort level.

🌿 Learn more about Siberians’ hypoallergenic qualities HERE.

Kitten Delivery & Transportation

The health, safety, and emotional well-being of our kittens will always be our top priority. We want every kitten’s journey to their forever home to be as safe, comfortable, and stress-free as possible.

We offer two transportation options:

• Las Vegas Airport Delivery — $500: I can personally deliver your kitten to the International Airport in Las Vegas. This fee covers my travel time, transportation, and personalized care throughout the trip.

• Trusted Flight Nanny Service: We are happy to offer the option of working with a trusted, experienced flight nanny who can personally accompany your kitten to an airport near you. Pricing varies depending on your location and travel arrangements.

Families are also always welcome to pick up their kittens in person in Southern Utah.

Why Ethical Breeding Matters

Breeding cats ethically isn’t just about paperwork or pedigrees, it’s about honoring the full lives of the animals we care for. We believe our cats deserve more than just clean spaces and good food, they deserve dignity, comfort, and to live as beloved pets, even throughout their breeding years.

What many people don’t see behind the scenes is the immense amount of time, energy, and resources it takes to do this the right way. From creating peaceful, separate environments for our studs and queens, to building enriching spaces like catios, to caring for each cat as an individual with unique emotional and physical needs, this isn’t just a hobby. It’s a wholehearted lifestyle.

Many breeders house their stud cats in outdoor enclosures or separate buildings, a standard practice to prevent unwanted litters and territorial stress. But for me, that’s never been enough. I’m passionate about making sure our studs live as family.

That’s why we’ve made some big investments, including maintaining a nearby rental property just for one of our studs, Teddy, who lives indoors with my daughter and has 24/7 access to a large, enriching catio. Our other stud, Gus, is also getting his own carefully designed space to ensure that he, too, can enjoy a comfortable and natural rhythm, even when our queens are in heat.

These choices are not the most convenient, and certainly not the most cost effective, but they reflect our core values:

✨ Respect for the animal

✨ Harmony between breeding and well-being

✨ Love as the foundation for every decision we make

We don’t cut corners. We build with intention.

Ethical breeding, to us, means raising our cats in a way that supports their whole being, body, mind, and spirit, and ensuring each one is treated not as “breeding stock,” but as the cherished soul they are.

Kitten Contract & Paperwork

We deeply care about placing our kittens in lifelong homes. If allergies or other issues arise, we will always take a kitten back rather than ask you to rehome them. However, returning a kitten is stressful for them and for us—it requires:

• A quarantine period to ensure no exposure to illness.

• A vet check-up before rehoming.

• Finding a new family, which can be harder for older kittens.

For these reasons, we do not offer refunds on returned kittens. Please make sure you are fully prepared before bringing a Siberian into your home!

Please review our kitten contract and fill out the kitten reservation form to ensure you understand our process. When you pick up your Lil’ Star, I will have a printed copy of the contract ready for you—no need to print or sign it in advance.

Registration & Proof of Spay/Neuter

All pet kittens come with TICA registration paperwork and are registered as “Not for Breeding.”

Pet kittens are sold with the understanding that they will be spayed or neutered by their veterinarian at an appropriate age, typically between 6–12 months, depending on your veterinarian’s recommendation and your kitten’s individual development.

This policy helps prevent accidental litters and supports responsible pet ownership while protecting the integrity of our breeding program.

If you have any questions about the timing of spay/neuter surgery, read more HERE.

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📍 Located in St. George, Utah