The adoption.
With us, adopting a Caracat is not a transaction: it is the beginning of a beautiful story. We take the time, together, at every step.
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First contact
A first exchange, simply. We get to know each other: your home, your project, your expectations.
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Meeting and interview
An in-depth conversation to confirm together that the Caracat is the right companion for you — and you for it.
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Waiting list and choosing your kitten
Sign up for the waiting list for the upcoming litter best suited to your family, or take a look at any kittens currently available. Signature of the waiting-list or reservation contract.
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Follow-up as they grow
Photos, videos and regular news as your kitten grows up with us, at the heart of our home.
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Homecoming and lifelong support
The big day: signing the adoption contract, handing over the paperwork and information… the beginning of your adventure!
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What's included.
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All our kittens leave the cattery between fourteen (14) and sixteen (16) weeks old, with their health record and a going-home kit.
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Our kittens are guaranteed against the lethal genetic conditions we screen for.
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Before leaving, they are dewormed, vaccinated twice, microchipped and neutered.
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They all leave with a full health guarantee.
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They are also covered by health insurance for the six (6) weeks following their arrival in their new home — insurance that can be renewed if you wish.
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All our kittens leave the cattery duly registered with TICA (The International Cat Association).
Our prices currently start at CA$2,500 and may vary. Please contact us for more information.
About the adoption of breeding cats.
We're often asked whether we agree to place unaltered kittens as future breeding cats.
While we believe in the importance of passing the torch and of collaboration between breeders to secure the survival and development of an emerging breed like the Caracat, we also believe that breeding must be approached with the greatest seriousness — particularly in a context of worldwide feline overpopulation.
We therefore only agree to place future breeding cats with registered catteries whose ethics and values align with ours. In addition, we only place as future breeders kittens of the highest quality — the ones we might have considered keeping for our own programme.
About the adoption of retired breeders.
We're also regularly asked whether we have retired breeders available for adoption.
We consider our cats full members of the family. In most cases, we therefore prefer to keep our breeders as pets once they are retired and neutered. That said, it isn't always the best choice, and occasionally we do place a former breeder with another family.
To express your interest in one of our litters or one of our kittens, please feel free to reach out.
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