Siamese and Thai Kittens

Each Siamese, Old Style, Thai kitten (yes, they are the same cat) is ready for their home at 12 weeks-16 weeks provided they are weaned and healthy. There will be no scheduled litters available for 2010.

I spend a great deal of time getting to know each and every family before placing a Siamese or Thai Kitten.  I never cut corners or negotiate quality.  If you would like recommendations, please feel free to ask, which includes my Vet.   Also, I am very passionate about placing Rescued Siamese, please try the following organizations to find abandoned pointed cats www.petfinder.org or www.siameserescue.org.  I breed solely to preserve Old Style Siamese, and promote the Thai through showing in TICA; I am dedicated to the financial burden of this hobby, and look for families who share a life long passion of the the Old-Style Siamese. The cost for an Evinea Siamese Thai kitten is an all inclusive price of $750 (prices are less for any family willing to show a kitten) and includes: Sales Contract; Registration to a Major Association (TICA/CFA/ACFA); Complete Vaccinations; None of my kittens have ever been returned, or reported to have any type of health problems -- I am extremely proud of this; I would say that is good breeding, but in reality no matter how many precautions a breeder takes, something eventually will come up, I fear that day.  *I am very thankful to my adoptive kitten parents for emailing me through the years and keeping me updated of their babies progress.*

Prices:

Siamese Thai Sales of the kittens go to ensure top quality health care, and preservation of Old Style Siamese lines. Kittens are $750, (prices are less for any family willing to show a kitten) and are ready for their new homes at 12-16 weeks, on condition that they are healthy and weaned.  I recommend all owners have their kittens microchipped while at the vet being neutered/spayed.  Owners are matched by personality, desire, and of course commitment to owning a cat for 15-20 years. *I prioritize placement by matching personalities, and not by the sex or color. If you are set on a specific gender and color, you may have to wait longer, so that the personality matches the cosmetics you desire. [Read More]

Payment:

There is NO fee to be put on a waiting list for a Siamese kitten, and I will not be responding to inquiries as I am dedicating this year to raising my new little guy. However, a 25% deposit and signed contract are required and non-refundable at the time there is a mutual agreement to purchase an Evinea Siamese Thai kitten. Full payment is due 30 days prior to receiving your kitten, which will include the cost of transportation fees (kennel, acclamation certificate), and microchipping. The cost of a kitten goes into providing the BEST in quality care -- this is not a business. [Read More]

Transportation of Kittens:

Owners are responsible for transportation costs. I will ship using Delta but the weather can not reach about 85 degrees by noon or under 35 degrees. This usually means summer restrictions.  Delta charges approximately $175-$200 airfare (in the USA) to ship pets under 50 pounds (includes the weight of the kennel, too).  Airfare can be paid when I ship the Siamese kitten and you can pay the airfare when you pick up your kitten at the airport. Live animals are kept in a pressurized area on the airplane that is also climate controlled. They are put on the plane last and taken off first.  The ground temperature must be between 20-85 degrees to ship your kitten. Air travel is not very stressful for Siamese kittens, at 12 weeks, the babies see the trip as an adventure. [Read More]

Contact:

Please feel free to send me an email to inquire about Siamese Thai kittens. If I am not are not able to meet your request, stop by the PREOSSIA Website to fina reputable OSS breeder. Also, be prepared for many-many questions. These questions help match the right type of kitten with family personality and environment. I belong to several network groups and am willing to help find a life-long Siamese that meet your needs.

Where do our Siamese Thai kittens live?

Texas, Ohio, Maryland, Indiana, Illinois, Florida, Michigan, and Holland (Netherlands), Indiana, Georgia, California, Montana, Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut