Available Kittens

Hugo has found his home

Hugo, our blue boy, has gone to his new home. He is the one in these photographs, and he was the last of Rosie’s first litter to leave.

If you asked me to pick the friendliest kitten in this litter it would be him, and it would not be a close call. He was the first to come and see what I was doing rather than wait to be found, and he has stayed that way. A big, strong boy with a lovely coat, and the sort of temperament that walks into a new house and gets on with it.

We have no kittens available right now. To hear when the next litter is due, send us a message and choose joining the kitten waiting list, or ring me on 07789 148542.

We do not run individual profiles for a whole litter. At this age colour and character are still changing week by week, and we would far rather talk to you about which kitten would suit your home than have you fall for a photograph.

Kitten availability last updated 15 October 2026. If you are reading this a while later, ring us on 07789 148542 rather than assume.

Our last litter — born 25 May 2026

Rosie’s first litter, sired by GrCh HENBRITS TOPGUN MAVERICK (cinnamon, carrying dilute), arrived on 25 May 2026. Every kitten from it has now gone to their new home, apart from Highway, who is staying with us. We never rehome before thirteen weeks.

Why this pairing. Maverick is not a stud we picked from a photograph. I have judged him myself, more than once, and the reason we chose him is on Rosie’s page. Both he and Rosie are PKD1 tested clear and blood typed, so this litter was planned rather than hoped for.

We are keeping Highway, the chocolate girl from this litter, for our own breeding, which tells you what we think of the pairing. Here is how I chose her.

How it works

1. Enquire — tell us a little about your home and what you are looking for
2. Chat & visit — we will answer your questions and arrange a visit by appointment once kittens are old enough
3. Reserve — a deposit secures your kitten. The full price is £1,200, with a £300 deposit to reserve and the balance due on collection. Photo updates as they grow.
4. Collection — kittens come home at fourteen to sixteen weeks. We never rehome before 13 weeks, and not until the full primary vaccination course is complete and the kitten has had around three weeks to settle afterwards. Kittens go home vaccinated, microchipped at home by Paula (our certified implanter), vet checked, insured and ready for their new family.

Watching them grow up

Every photo on this page is of Rosie’s own kittens, taken here at home.

Gone are the days when I could set up a photo shoot. The cats choose the time and the place now, and they do not take direction. So if a picture here is not perfectly composed, that is why: it was taken when a kitten happened to be doing something worth photographing, usually one-handed.

I would rather show you a slightly wonky photograph of a real kitten in this house than a perfect one you have no way of checking. If a litter anywhere is only ever photographed beautifully, ask to see it on a video call instead.

The videos below show the whole litter growing up, and we are always happy to talk you through who is still available and send photographs of an individual kitten if you ask.

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