I currently have 2 litters of baby Chocolate point Siamese Kittens for sale. I am taking 50% nonrefundable deposits right now, and in 6 weeks the kittens will be ready. Unless there is a specific purpose, no kitten leaves before they are 8 weeks old. All Dunroven kittens come with their first vet check for "well kitten" exam, an FVCR intranasal injection, they have been wormed, they are litter trained (although all babies have accidents), and they are eating hard food. My kittens eat Purina Kitten Chow and you are given a small bag of this to go home with your kitten as well as a Purina Kitten Starter Kit which includes their health record and my information as the breeder.

My kittens can be shipped using a service called Precious Pets Transport. If you wish to have a kitten delivered to you, you must consent to paying up front the delivery charges, of which you will receive an estimate prior to delivery. You must agree to be home when the delivery person says they will be at your door, and you agree that once the kitten leaves my home, you begin taking responsibility for the kitten. These are the rules of Precious Pets folks. They have a contract you must sign for delivery of your kitten, but I will tell you, they have the best service I have ever seen and they REALLY care for the pets they are transporting! I have seen this firsthand.

Our lead male is Ellsworth T. Scat. Scat is semi-retired now. He is nearing 19 years of age, and he has the rule of the house. He is quite mild and through his years has taken care of most of the babies along with the mothers. He bathed them and babysat them, and played with them and corrected them. He has been an excellent father. We are now using his son, Ellsworth T. Scat, Jr., and he is showing the same signs as his father did, including being a very large cat. Both cats produce an occasional lilac point kitten as well. These kittens are absolutely gorgeous and quite frequently are chosen first!

Our cats are not caged. They live in the house with us and we are with them from the time the babies are born until you take your kitten home. After they go home with you, we very much appreciate updates and pictures!

We do not spay or neuter your kitten, nor do we tell you that you must do this. We feel that you must be a responsible person and do what is right and good for your situation and for your cat. We also do not declaw and I prefer that folks not do this, although I will not tell you what to do in your home.

I feel that if you are looking to purchase a cat, and you have children, that a kitten is the best, which is why we sell to so many families. The reason I feel this way is that the full grown adult cat already has a temperment set, yes they can adapt, but it is very stressful on them. A kitten is resilient and not set in its ways yet, and can become your child's best friend for life!

You also need to know that once a kitten has left our home, we will not take it back. We are not trying to be mean here. If you take a kitten away and bring it back, you do not know what friends, neighbors or anyone else has on their shoes when they come onto your property. Just one instance can cause a number of diseases that I will not allow to come back into my cats. They are precious to me and I won't take the chance. Should you need to not have the kitten, I will do all I can to help you find a good home for your kitten so that you and the kitten can be satisfied.

My babies are very well loved, and it is my belief that you just can't make a better choice than to purchase a Dunroven Farms Siamese kitten.

Lastly, I'll tell you that from time to time I sell kittens for a friend who has a disorder that does not allow her to be out among other people. She is very reclusive and she knows it, and wants me to sell her kittens for her. Her beautiful little kittens have a snowshoe siamese somewhere in their background, so at times, I have a few of these babies for sale as well. If you have any questions, please call or email me. I love to talk cats!

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