We are not currently accepting new reservations. We will reevaluate our list in late fall.
We are currently testing all litters, placing them with waitlist families by allergen level once we have the lab results. In other words, families don’t reserve a certain kitten. Instead, if a kitten is, for example, very low, he’ll be offered to the family highest on the list who needs very low and who requests him.
Opal x Deedlebugs Sikorsky — DOB June 7, 2026
We just missed the cut-off for the lab for this week, but expect to get results coming week (~9/24) on the S band members*! (*Go ahead, look up their names and “music.” I only knew Sting and Styx, myself. It’d make an interesting group… I should have photographed them with a musical theme!) Host: Kieren Porter
Seal: M Mackerel Tabby w/white — 4 lbs at 12 wks
Seal is a fearless, entertaining, active boy. The largest of the litter, he’ll be a solid, strong adult. If your high-energy kitten or puppy needs a playmate, Seal is perfect! (Note that he’s big and will use that weight in play fights.) He’ll snuggle when he’s tired, but needs a lot of active play, training (still bites during play and chews on metal and wood), and attention. Seal is an easygoing and fun kitty, and will snuggle when he’s tired.
Sinead (orange collar): F Creampoint — 4 lbs at 12 wks
Sinead will be a large, affectionate, regal female. A very social kitten, she loves playing games with her siblings, tolerates dogs, snuggles with her owner, and is good with strangers. She’s responding well to training, and will need continued training not to bite during play and not to chew plants. If the other kittens are sleepy, Sinead is happy to entertain herself with self-play. Sinead is patient and adaptable, enjoys being held, and has a frequent, lovely purr.
Sting: F Torbie — 3.25 lbs at 12 wks
The petite baby sister of the bunch, Sting is delicate and sweet. Though playful and curious, she’s shy at first, easily startled, and intimidated by dogs. She’s as comfortable entertaining herself as playing with her siblings; in fact, she can be so focused that, like a kid wanting to go back to his video game, she needs to be reminded to eat! She’s snuggly and loves being brushed (though clearly wasn’t before her photo!) and playing with fabric mice and balls. Sting will thrive in a quiet household.
Styx (blue collar): F Flamepoint — 3.5 lbs at 12 wk
Lithe, fearless Styx is always in motion — unless she’s watching birds or insects in the catio. She would adore joining a family with other playful pets. A curious, persistent girl; she wants to know what you’re doing, play with toys, explore new cupboards, return to forbidden things (like plants — another leaf-chewer!) and join in group play. She’s excellent with baths and fine with a crabby, barking dog. Styx is the class clown, juggling — or at least batting around — balls and balls. Prepare to sweep them out from under your couch!
Topaz x Deedlebugs Sikorsky — DOB June 30, 2026
This was Topaz’s first litter, two boys. Tiberius (left) has black markings with red on the head and upper back; Tesseract is more like a lighter, fluffy version of Mama Topaz, without much of the black. I carry them around sometimes outside just to get them used to new situations, but this is the first time they were put down outside. (at about 9 weeks old) We made a very small “photo booth” of potted plants. Tesseract thought the vines were great fun. Tiberius took a little longer to decide what he thought about it, and my favorite photo was this concerned-looking one. 🙂 The boys are active and happy, learning their manners, stalking their mama, pouncing on their butterfly toy, and napping at our feet. We’ll be testing this litter in early-mid October with the 5U, and anticipate L/VL/EL results. Host: Starr Family
Sienna x Deedlebugs Sikorsky — DOB July 19, 2026
9/18 Sienna’s kitties just had their 9-week exams, and the vet said they were sweet kitties. 🙂 My college-age son is raising this litter in a separate part of the house, his first solo litter after helping with many. He and his friends spend many, many hours cuddling and training kittens while they chat or watch movies or do homework; I expect some bombproof kittens out of this litter. We will be testing them early-mid October with the 5T litter, and expect low allergen levels. If Umeko is very low, we might raise her as a future queen – but will release her to the waitlist families if she’s the only VL in the litter. Host: A. Starr
Umeko – F black sunshine (gold) tabby
Undyne – M black tabby
Union – M black tabby with white
Ulysses – M black tabby, probably sunshine
I’m heavy-hearted to tell you… We lost Uriel in the middle of the night to an unforeseeable accident. The vet’s reaction: “What?!? Who knew that could happen?” While kittens’ first few days can be touch-and-go, the unexpectedness of losing an older, thriving kitten makes it particularly devastating — especially for my son, who is raising this litter and found her. Rest well, little one. You’ll be missed.
Ella Blue x Deedlebugs Sikorsky — due any time now! (9/18)
Our newest queen, Very Low tabby Ella Blue, was bred to Sikorsky. We expect reds/creams and blacks/grays, with the potential for white boots. Host: The Kennedy Family
Photos from recent litters, just for fun. *All kittens pictured below have been sold.*
Upcoming Matings.
“The best laid plans o’ mice and men…” We’ve had a few years of unproductive sires and false pregnancies. However, I’m excited to announce that we’ve replaced Dusty with an Angara Siberians two-year-old, the extremely low son of an extremely low grand champion. We’ve also brought in a breeding-age very low queen from Angara to replace an older queen; we’ve bred her to Sikorsky and are eagerly looking forward to her kittens.
Kira’s first kittens were the gorgeous Q litter. We expect to breed her again later this year.
You can see photos of our breeding queens and sires here. (I still need to drive up to Damascus to photograph Harvey and Ella Blue!)