Siberian Kitten or
Cat Adoption Policy
When you purchase something so important as a life-long
companion, there are expectations that you, the purchaser
have for us, the breeders. And we have expectations for
you, our customer, as well. The following are some of the
points you will note in our purchase contract with you:
1.  We will, by no means, sell one of our cats to someone who has plans to declaw
them.  We spend countless hours with our kittens to make certain that they know what
a scratching post is so they leave your furniture alone. They are taught what 'no'
means, and their claws are clipped starting within the first few weeks of life, and
then weekly or every other week thereafter. They may not appreciate having the
procedure done, but they will tolerate it, especially if you give a treat afterwards,
and it becomes a routine event. You will find information in our kitten care section
explaining why declawing is looked upon as inhumane, and information on how to clip
your kittens claws.
4.  The cost of breeding and raising purebred animals is no minor expense. And we
give the VERY best to our cats and kittens, including our time for play and
socialization, top brand products and raw food for meals, and additives to assist in a
strong immune system. For all this, we still keep our customer adoption fees as low as
possible:

Pet quality Siberian 12 weeks old to 1 year - $850    

Pet quality Siberian over 1 year -  $700

Retired Breeders - this may vary according to their age, but anywhere from $500 -
$700  (this is pricing them extremely low since we also have these cats
spayed/neutered before going to their furever homes!)

We have price reductions for purchase of multiple kittens/cats

Show & Breeder quality kittens are $1500 - $1600.  Contact us for further
information. [We sell breeder cats ONLY to people who may be referred by another
Breeder, or other reputable Breeders, and to people who are already Siberian
owners, who KNOW the breed and have only the Siberian Breed's best interest at
heart; for show cats, you MUST declare you intend to show the kitten/cat by the age
of 6 months - you are unable to show a cat unless you have their registration, and you
do not get their papers until their are spayed/neutered.

We will not be shipping kittens by air unless there are at least two kittens to be sent
together.  To help with this change, we will continue to drive to meet people to deliver
their kitten/s - see below.

We are willing to drive to meet a customer 1/2 way from us
to make your drive easier. The cost for this is based on:  
a) current gasoline/petrol prices  
b) the distance that is driven - there is a $0.20 per mile surcharge
c) toll fees

Any and all policies are subject to change at anytime, so all final agreements
will be laid out in the written Kitten Contract that will be sent to you once you have
chosen your kitten, and what you must sign and send back.

The kittens are all registered by litter, and will have a number assigned
to them. Once you have presented documentation of spaying, we will then send the
TICA (The International Cat Association) papers to you to send in and register your
cat by name. The cost to you is currently $12 for non-members.
February 23, 2012
Want to know where your money
goes when you pay the breeder?
Click on the Wallet to find out!
One further item to note: Following initial contact, we will want to know some basic
information about you - your family, your home, other pets, past pet ownership,
anything you can tell us as to why you chose to purchase a Siberian kitten versus some
other breed of cat. We do not sell our kittens to just anyone who asks. We want to
make certain that those adopting our kittens are people that truly want a companion,
and not just to buy a cat because it is a 'trendy' thing to do. So if we seem nosey - it
is just in the best interest of our kittens. We, on the other hand, are trying to put as
much information about ourselves on our website so that you will know what sort of
individuals you are transacting with. We also welcome any and all questions about us,
and will answer them to the best of our ability and to your satisfaction.  

Please also tell us how you found out about us!!!
Items included in the price of adopting one of our kittens -

1.  Life-long membership in the Keitta Siberians family,
which means unlimited access to Pat and Jan for questions
regarding your kitten's care (includes help to rehome your
kitten if any problems arise where you are unable to take
care of your baby any longer - this includes returning the
kitten/cat to us)

2. Health exam and certificate from our Veterinarian
guaranteeing health

3. Vaccination and worming records for you to give to your
veterinarian

4. Pedigrees of each of the parents of your baby (this is
now withheld until registration papers are sent)

5. Some pictures of your kitten, and access to 'right click'
on website pictures to save to your computer

6. Copy of signed kitten contract

7. Care package to take home with you that includes: dry
food, raw food, and other dietary items to help transition to
your foods, plus instructions on how to do this. The pack
also includes one jar of CS (Ionic generated Colloidal
Silver) to help immunity during the stress of transition to a
new household. Also included - some of your kittens favorite
toys and some new toys.
2.  All potential buyers that have allergies, must allergy test prior to purchasing a
kitten (see our Allergy information). There is a $50, non-refundable fee for testing.
$25 of this amount applies to the kitten purchase.
5. $10 per kitten from your adoption will be donated to the Siberian Research Fund to
learn more about HCM and other genetic-linked disorders.
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HCM RESEARCH
3.  To adopt a kitten, you must first be placed on our Kitten Wait List. This is a $50
fee and this is applied to the cost of a kitten.
Keitta Customers are saying:
"I can’t even begin to say how happy we are
to have Snickers; I marvel every day I’m
not allergic and can hold and play with her".