Adoption process
I ask prospective families questions about their home, their routines, and how they plan to care for a kitten. In return, I am happy to answer questions about personality, parents, and what to expect.
Adoption policies
Russian Blue Kitten Adoption Policies
I use a written adoption contract because I care about protecting my kittens and the families welcoming them. You are welcome to review the agreement in advance. The information below explains my general approach; the complete contract and any reservation terms must be confirmed before payment.
My approach
A thoughtful adoption should never feel rushed.
Health information
My stated care plan includes age-appropriate kitten vaccinations, deworming, and spay/neuter before placement. Families should check each kitten's actual records and discuss follow-up care with their veterinarian.
Reservations and homecoming
My kittens typically leave at 12 to 14 weeks or later, at least a week after their last kitten vaccination. Visits are by appointment. Deposits, refunds, collection arrangements, and any guarantees must be clearly explained in the applicable written terms.
Important: This overview is not the full adoption contract. Please request the current agreement and review it in advance. No specific deposit amount, refund condition, health guarantee, or shipping arrangement is established by this page.
What to check in the written agreement
Before committing, ask about the kitten's identifying details, adoption price, veterinary records, spay/neuter information, any deposit and refund terms, the planned homecoming date, and what happens if circumstances change. I want families to understand those details before they make a decision.
Questions about a particular kitten
You can start by browsing the kittens and noting which personalities appeal to you. Our website's inquiry forms use FormSubmit for email delivery. Sending an inquiry is not a payment, booking, or adoption agreement.
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