CFA-registered cattery · Seymour, Connecticut

Dollface Persians, raised underfoot.

Kelle has bred chinchilla, golden and Himalayan dollfaces out of her own living room for more than ten years. Cage-free, health-tested, and home with you at ten weeks.

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3 litters expected summer & fall 2026 From $2,000 10 weeks before they go home

Abby, a golden shaded chinchilla dollface Persian

Abby · golden chinchilla

The cattery

Ten years of the same three lines.

I grew up with Persians and never stopped. Everything here is one small in-home cattery — no cages, no separate building. The cats sleep on the furniture, the kittens grow up around the vacuum and the doorbell and whoever comes over, which is exactly why they settle so fast when they get to you.

I breed to the CFA standard for dollface — the older, rounder Persian face, with an actual nose. They breathe better and their eyes run less than the flat-faced show type. I test the parents before I breed them, and I don't breed a cat that doesn't come back clear.

Every kitten here is placed as somebody's pet. That's the whole point.

— Kelle

The color index

Twelve colors, one breed.

Persian color is a formal classification, not a description — a blue point and a lilac point are two different things, and the price is the same. Pick one to see it.

Dastan, a solid white dollface Persian with blue eyes

A silver chinchilla dollface Persian kitten

Abby, a golden shaded chinchilla Persian

Samara, a chocolate point Himalayan Persian

No studio photo of this one yet — Kelle posts these to Instagram the week they're born.

See it on Instagram

Silver chinchilla

White undercoat with black-tipped guard hairs, so it reads silver in daylight and white indoors. The dark rim around the eyes and nose is the breed marker — it's pigment, not makeup.

Eye color: Green to turquoise
Coat: Tipped
From: $2,000

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Before they leave

What's already done by the time you meet.

Nothing on this list is an upsell. It's the baseline for every kitten that leaves here.

Parents tested clear

PKD and HCM negative by DNA. FeLV, FIV, FIP and heartworm negative.

Vet checked and vaccinated

First round of shots, dewormed, and a negative fecal test for parasites.

One-year health guarantee

Written, covering genetic conditions. Health certificate and birth certificate come with them.

Litter and scratch-post trained

Fully weaned, eating wet and dry, drinking water. Ten weeks old, not eight.

Socialized in a busy house

Raised around children and dogs, so noise and handling are normal to them.

Starter kit in the carrier

Wet and dry food, dishes, litter box, litter, toys — and a blanket that smells like mom and their littermates.

On registration papers: kittens are placed as pets only, so CFA papers aren't issued with them. The cattery is CFA-registered and the parents are pedigreed — but these kittens aren't sold for breeding or showing. If you're looking for a breeding cat, Kelle will tell you straight that this isn't the right litter.

The parents

You're allowed to meet them.

A breeder who won't show you the mother is telling you something. These eight live here, on the furniture.

Past litters

Every one of these went home.

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Getting them home

Four ways, one of which is a road trip.

Free

Pick up in Seymour

Come to the house, meet the parents, take your time. Kelle prefers this one and so do most people.

Fee applies

Driven to you

Ground delivery inside a 120-mile radius, or a meet at Bradley International.

Fee applies

Flight nanny

A trusted nanny flies with your kitten in the cabin and hands them to you at arrivals.

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Cabin with you

Fly in, fly out with the kitten under the seat. Kelle will help you time it with the airline.