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If interested in securing a persian or himalayan kitten with a deposit, let me know and I will send you mailing address. Send us an email (persians@northnet.org) or call 315-846-5730, after 7 PM weekdays, or anytime weekends for more info on upcoming kitten litters! **
When you email, PLEASE leave your phone number in case
the email isn't responding ** We will be happy to notify
you when we have kittens in the future. If you call, please be
sure to leave your area code with your phone number. We will still keep your email for future notifications unless you tell us otherwise.
We encourage you to ask many, many questions! If we don't know, we will do our best to find out. A Persian cat is a beautiful animal with its glorious coat, and big round eyes. The modern Persian and Himalayan Cat requires a faithful owner! Grooming is absolutely essential to the health of your new kitten or cat. A few minutes each day needs to be set aside for grooming. Of course, this is a purr-fect time to interact with your new furry pal too. Not up to all that fur, then please consider an exotic (this is essentially a short-haired persian, called the 'lazy man's persian')
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We deliver anywhere in NYS, most of New England, NJ for about $125 or so. Depends on price of gas and how far or if you can meet part way. We ship to other states if neeeded (runs about $275-300 all together) Shipping is an option, though if possible, we would like you to come and see the environment and the parents, and select your own. Persian and Himalayan kittens must be 12-16 wks old to ship.
TWO OPTIONS: (1) We like to have our persian and himalayan kittens to be placed as pets ***altered before leaving. Our vet, Dr Andre Charlebois advocates early spay/neuter and will alter kittens at age 11 wks. New owners may opt into this as it is far easier on the kitten. Kittens are in by 8 AM, home by 2 PM and playing happily. *** At this time, there is continuing controversy about neutering males prior to age 6 months among the vets. Therefore, on the males, new owners should ask their vet what he thinks is best before getting your kitten. We know of no issues to date with early spay for the females *** (2) If for some reason, it is not possible/preferable for early spay/neuter (undescended testicles, vet has no time slots, etc) we are willing to prolong the early neuters if the new owner & his/her vet feels more at ease with the delay. In this case, we will retain the CFA registration until the new owner is able to send us a copy of proof of alter. Be sure to check this link to see Dr Andre Charlebois and his Mobile Vet Unit !
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Quote from "The Rules
for Cats," by Fancy Mews
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