About Kittens
Price of Kittens:
Kittens classified as pets are priced in the range of $2000-$3500 based on their colors:
Black Golden shaded (NY) / Black Silver Shaded (NS) / Golden Point + Blue Golden Point (NY1133/1233+AY1133/1233) are $2000-$3000.
Blue Golden shaded (AY) are $3000-$3500.
*Exception: Lilac Golden (CY), kittens in CY colors are priced at $3500+.
Kittens/Cats intended for breeding are priced from $5000 and up.
Prices are very reasonable considering the expenses and time required to raise these kittens. No negotiations, please.
Deposit:
For the waiting list, we require a $100 non-refundable deposit, which will be applied toward the final amount.
For reservations, we require a $500 non-refundable deposit, which will also be applied toward the final amount.
The remaining balance is due upon pick-up.
When is a Kitten Ready:
Kittens are generally ready to go home at around 9 weeks of age, after their first FVRCP vaccination, veterinary wellness examination, and deworming. We keep them with us for at least a few days after the vaccine to monitor for any possible reactions before they leave our care.
Kittens at this age benefit from plenty of companionship and attention. If you have a busier schedule or are not able to spend much time at home, we may recommend a slightly later pickup at around 12 weeks of age, so your kitten can stay with us a little longer and continue to receive plenty of care and companionship.
Most of our kittens go home between 9–14 weeks of age and will receive age-appropriate vaccinations and veterinary care while they are with us. For pickups after 14 weeks, please contact us in advance so we can plan accordingly.
What Will Come Home With Your Kitten:
Veterinary health examination, vaccination, and deworming records, along with applicable fecal testing results.
Individual genetic test results for your kitten.
Parents’ health testing records, including genetic testing, FIV/FeLV testing, and HCM echocardiogram results.
A goody bag with familiar items and helpful supplies, such as a supply of the dry and wet food your kitten is used to for transitioning, nutritional supplements, toys, and a familiar-scented item to help them settle into their new home.
*TICA registration and pedigree, provided after you have chosen and confirmed your kitten’s name.
Receiving Your Kitten:
We are located in Brooklyn, New York, and families are always welcome to pick up their kitten directly from us. Complimentary local delivery may also be available for families located nearby.
For families who live farther away, we are happy to arrange delivery. Whenever possible, we prefer to personally accompany our kittens to their new homes, either by driving or flying, so they can stay with us throughout the trip until they are safely handed over to their new family.
If personal delivery is not available for your location or preferred timing, we can also arrange a trusted in-cabin pet nanny or professional driver to safely accompany your kitten to you.
Delivery typically ranges from $200–$550, depending on the destination and travel arrangements. The exact cost will be discussed and confirmed with you in advance.
Health Guarentee:
Our kittens are covered for Feline Panleukopenia Virus (FPV) for 15 days from the date of transfer, Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) for 30 days from the date of transfer, and serious genetic conditions until 18 months of age. Full terms and claim requirements are outlined in our Kitten Purchase Contract.
Our Registrations
Arctic Cattery is officially registered with TICA, CFA, and WCF. Our registered name may vary slightly between organizations due to each organization’s naming requirements and name availability.
In 2024, we officially changed our cattery name from “Meowmia Cattery” to “Arctic Cattery.” We discovered that our previous name was also being used by other catteries and was commonly used in other parts of the pet industry, which could cause unnecessary confusion. With our new name, we hope to establish a more unique and recognizable identity of our own.
From Owner
It all began with my very first cat, Malena. Malena has a very cute nickname: "Three Thousand". Why? One reason is because she was bought for three thousand dollars. Another reason is that I am a Marvel fan and I love her 'three thousand'. I got her because there was one whole year when I had to leave my family to work and live alone. Coming back to an empty house every day made me feel like something was missing. During that time, the seller posted Malena on social media, and it was love at first sight.
Before I had her, I was never a pet person—not because I don’t like pets, but because I wasn't familiar with them and they made me feel scared. When she first arrived, I was nervous about touching her and had no idea how to interact with her. However, she surprised me in ways I never expected. When I came home from work at night, she would welcome me at the door and follow me everywhere I went. When I ate, she would quietly stay beside me and eat her food with me. When I went to sleep, she would sleep on the pillow next to me to keep me company.
People always say that pets need to be taken care of, but many times I feel like I am the one who needs her the most. The love she brought into my life filled what was empty in me and led me on the pathway to becoming a breeder—to gather and spread more love.