Before going to their new homes, each kitten will: • Be dewormed on a regular schedule • Receive their first vaccine • Be treated with Capstar if needed for flea prevention • Be litter box trained • Be eating solid food independently • Go home with a small bag of their current food to help with the transition • Come with a record of their deworming schedule and first vaccination.
Purebred Siamese Kittens – Born July 3, 2026 We have a beautiful litter of 7 purebred Siamese kittens born on July 3, 2026! This is the first litter from our sweet girl, Wonton. We have 4 girls and 3 boys. Our kittens are raised in our home, where they receive lots of love and attention every day. They are well-socialized and are accustomed to people, other cats, and the normal sights and sounds of a busy household.
To give them the healthiest start possible, the kittens will be ready to leave for their new homes at 12 weeks of age (September 25, 2026). Price: $300 • A $50 non-refundable deposit via Venmo is required to reserve a kitten. • The remaining $250 is due in cash at pickup. These kittens are purebred Siamese but are not registered. • Dad: Chocolate Point • Mom: Seal Point Location: We are located in Lenoir, NC, between Hickory and the Blowing Rock, Boone, and App State area. Please make sure the drive works for you before inquiring. I can meet up to 15 minutes away at no additional charge. If you'd like to meet farther away, I'm happy to arrange that for $0.50 per mile, with the travel fee paid in advance. Serious inquiries only, please. If you're interested in giving one of these sweet babies a loving, forever home, please send me an email. I'd be happy to answer any questions and help you find the perfect kitten for your family! Thank you!
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