Siberian kittens, raised with family.
Four generations of registered bloodlines, raised in our Pacific Northwest home. You speak to the breeder directly, every time.
Home raised
Each kitten gets undivided attention from family who are actively involved.
Registered
TICA and CFA registered cattery, with a TICA Ethical Breeder certificate.
Imported lines
Cats from Russia, Poland, Bulgaria and Italy, plus the best from across the country.
Door-to-door
Travel arranged for you, including safe flights. Video chats welcome.
Fluffy, social and raised underfoot
There isn't a question I won't answer to make you feel confident reserving a kitten.
THE BREEDER, PERSONALLY
Explore the cattery
Our cats
Meet the queens, toms and recent litters.
Read more →Retired breeders
Adult Siberians ready for their forever homes.
Read more →Kitten adoption
How we breed, place and support every kitten.
Read more →History
The Siberian, a Russian longhair over 1,000 years old.
Read more →The process
Deposit, contract and bringing your kitten home.
Read more →Join the waitlist
Reserve your place for the next litter.
Read more →What our families say on Google
“I recently adopted my female Siberian from Legacy cats and the experience was fantastic! Elicia was super helpful and accommodating.”
“I have been a cat owner for over 40 years, have volunteered in no kill shelters, and owned both pure-bred and DSH cats.”
“Was unsure about having a kitten shipped, but after speaking with Elicia about it and reading through her website, I decided to pull the trigger.”
“We acquired our kitten last year, and he has exceeded our expectations. He has grown into a handsome, healthy, and well-behaved cat. She has remained in contact with us and has always been responsive to our inquiries.”
Skip the kitten stage.
A mature companion already knows the house rules and the litter box. Their personality and striking eye colour are fully formed.
Meet our retired breedersSiberian kittens across the Pacific Northwest
Based in Ferndale, Washington. Pickup is by appointment, and we deliver or fly kittens door to door, including across the United States and Canada.
Common questions
Are Siberian cats really hypoallergenic?
No cat is completely allergen-free, but Siberians naturally produce lower levels of Fel d 1, the main cat allergen in saliva. Many people with mild to moderate allergies live comfortably with them. We recommend spending time with a Siberian before you commit.
How do I reserve a kitten?
Fill out the waitlist form and send your deposit, and your name is added to the list for the next available kitten. You will speak with the breeder directly. We can also set up a video chat to introduce available kittens.
What does the price include?
Each kitten comes with health documentation, early vaccinations, deworming, a vet check, a one-year health guarantee and ongoing breeder support. Local pickups can include a care package. Your kitten's TICA registration papers follow after proof of spay or neuter.
When do you start deworming?
Deworming starts at 6 weeks and happens every two weeks until the kitten goes home. We use a round and hookworm dewormer. Dates are recorded in your vet papers.
Do you test for FIV and FeLV?
Yes, all breeding queens and toms test negative for FeLV and FIV. This protects the kittens and the cattery. Retired breeders are also tested before they are placed.
Can adult cats be shipped or delivered?
Yes, we can arrange delivery or flights just as with kittens. Retired breeders are health tested before leaving. Contact us for a quote.
Ready to meet your Siberian?
You will speak to the breeder personally, and video chats are welcome.