Looking for a cat who is friendly, mellow, and easy to care for? LOOK NO FURTHER….

Happy-go-lucky and confident, these are true family cats, and generally comfortable with children and dogs.

The Scottish Fold is characterized by a natural dominant gene mutation which can cause folded ears in half of the litter. This trait contributes to the breed’s unique appearance and they are often described as “owl-like” because of their large eyes and round faces.

They are a medium to large cat which can come in many colors. The males typically weight between 8-13 pounds and females 6-8 pounds.The cats entire body structure especially the head and face, is generally rounded and the eyes are large and round. Although they come in both long and short haired varieties I specifically breed for the short hair.

Two folded ear Scottish Folds cats CANNOT be crossed and would cause a form of crippling arthritis! For this reason, all kittens will be sold as pets and required to be spayed/neutered.

Considered to be a rare breed to begin with and not every kitten in a litter born has folded ears (only about half of the kittens born actually develop the signature folded ears others are Scottish Straights)Scottish folds are cats that have a natural dominant gene mutation resulting in their folded ear appearance. Those cats that do not have the mutation will not develop the folded ears and will be considered Scottish Fold Straights. They are still Scottish Cats and will process the same smart, playful, cuddly personality without the folded ears. The allowable outcrosses with most cat fanciers are American Shorthair and British Shorthairs; hence the Scottish Straights have a number of traits that resemble these other breeds.

Taylor Swift loves the breed and owns several folds herself.

Activity Level: Low to moderate

Gentle, intelligent and extremely well-adjusted, the Scottish Fold is also very affectionate. They are known to not be skittish but prefer to be out with the family even when company arrives. Though they can get attached to its person, it will not be a pest or a nuisance. Like many other cats, it enjoys playing, but is especially responsive to training.

Humans can offer a great deal of love and companionship, however, it will never replicate the company of another feline. In the wild cats live in colonies so when we subject a cat to a lifetime of solitude, we are doing a disservice to our furry friend.

Our recommendation is always two kittens. They will entertain themselves, and nap together when you're not around and will teach one another proper cat etiquette (playing, biting, scratching, hunting etc.)

When adopting littermates, they have been together since birth and therefore no adjustment period needed.

A $300 non-refundable fee is required to be placed on a waitlist. Around 4-5 weeks we notify those on the waitlist for selection. At that time you may select your kitten within 24 hours or move to the next available litter.  This option of being moved to next litter can happen only 2 times. There after deposit will be forfeited.

All kittens will be sold as pets and required to be spayed/neutered.

Scottish Fold’s Kitten prices have risen significantly over the years due to the popularity and rareness of the breed. Occasionally, Kitten prices may fall outside of our standard price range.

Discounts are offered when purchasing 2 kittens from a litter or repeat buyers.

Scottish Straights
$1,500 - $3,000

Scottish Folds
$2,500 - $4,500

We home raise our kittens and do not use brokers. Pricing includes all necessary vaccinations and health certificate, a go home bag of toys and starter bag of food. A cat carrier is required to pick up your kitten, if you prefer for one to be provided for you we are happy to do so for a charge of $50.