These are kittens of a father that is a pedigree Siberian Forest cat and a Bengal mix cat. There are no papers on the kitties but you can have copies of the father's papers.
We do not vaccinate our animals in that our research has proven that the vaccines harm the animals, especially in their later years. (If you want more info on this, we are glad to provide.)
We ask that whoever takes the kittens, substitutes vaccines for whole healthy food and supportive herbs and supplements as a smarter and more comprehensive way of keeping these kittens healthy.
We also ask that whoever takes the kittens, takes two together so they have each other to play with.
If someone wants only one, there must be another kitten or cat for that one to play with already in the home.
We want to share/sell our cats with people who are alignment with the above ideals of raising cats. The listed amount is a suggested donation as a form of compensation. For people who are in alignment with out ideals, the method of that compensation could be Federal Reserve Notes (FRNs=Money)ONLY or a combination of FRNs and BARTER.
We are happy to answer any questions YOU MAY HAVE.
These Siberian-Bengal mix kittens are very healthy and energetic. They love to play and they are very social. They are intelligent and curious. They climb really well and are already litter trained by watching their mommy and daddy. They are both inside and outside kittens. So far they have just ventured out into the yard and no further. They would be great for young children who love to play with cats, older people who want to be reminded of the vigor of youth by watching and interacting with these beautiful kittens, and everyone in between who wants to be inspired and nourished by the grace and beauty of these kittens.
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Created: 08-01-2026
Updated: 08-01-2026
Photos: 08-01-2026
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