

A clear, honest look at how the process works, from joining the Kitten Update List to bringing your kitten home.
We have kittens looking for their forever homes. See every available kitten, with their colours and status, on our live Available Kittens page.
View Available KittensJoin our mailing list, get to know us, and let us know what specifically you're looking for. We'll let you know when we expect to have a kitten that matches your dreams, or, if none are planned in our program, we'll connect you with another ethical breeder who does.
When we have a litter we inform the mailing list first, and then generally can't keep it to ourselves, so we start posting adorable pictures on Facebook. At that stage we open the priority list for that litter. If the timing and looks fit for you, apply for the priority list. We'll then call everyone on the list, have a chat, and if it's a good fit, progress to the next stage.
A deposit is required to reserve your kitten, and kittens are chosen and assigned at deposit. We choose a family for our kittens based first on the priority list application and then a conversation to ensure the family can and will provide the right environment, but we believe in letting families choose their own kitten, we won't assign one to you.
We take and share new photographs of your kitten and their litter mates every week, and update you on their health checks and play preferences.
On collection day, you come to our home, meet mum and sometimes dad, and take your beautiful baby home.
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From the moment they open their eyes, they're handled with love, exposed to gentle enrichment, and raised to be confident, affectionate, people-oriented companions: daily handling, household desensitisation (vacuums, voices, children, TV, appliances), and positive social time meeting children and safe adult cats. Add early litter training and plenty of play and enrichment, tunnels, climbing posts, wheels, toys and human playtime, and by the time they leave us they're litter trained, eating high-quality Royal Canin kitten food, and drinking from bowls like civilised creatures.
We start weaning around four to six weeks, depending on the litter's readiness. Mum is already being fed Mother and Baby kitten kibble, and as soon as the kittens show interest, we add the mousse for them too.
Easy as pie, mum teaches them. Until they're litter trained, mum has to clean it up herself, so she's highly motivated, and we've found kittens are usually litter trained by six to eight weeks without us having to lift a finger beyond keeping the tray accessible and clean.
We spend time with the kittens every day from day one, handling as much as mum allows straight away. Kittens start off in a small tent with just mum, and over weeks four to eight we expand their space, finally giving them the whole kitten room by eight weeks with a wheel, small cat towers, and lots of tunnels and scratching boards. After their first vaccination, kittens meet our other cats, and then get free run of the house for a few hours at a time, meeting dogs, vacuums, running water, TVs and general chaos.
Our goal in those last few weeks is simple: get them fat, happy and super socialised.
Kittens are wormed every two weeks and vaccinated at 8 and 12 weeks, and every kitten going to a pet home is desexed before leaving us. When your kitten comes home, the health foundations are already done, all you need to do is fall in love.
We microchip kittens at 8 weeks. When a kitten is rehomed, we register it with Pets NSW and then transfer the registration to the new owner, so you're covered with state government and councils. We also register the kitten as a full pedigree Bengal with Cats NSW and provide a pedigree certificate.
Every kitten comes with a comprehensive pack to get you started:
No pressure, no obligation, no deposits until you're ready. Just an honest way to follow along.