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Wyoming Siberian Cattery
Purebred TICA registered Cat Breeder
At WY Siberian Cattery we are passionate about raising the healthiest and happiest companions to join your family. Our hypoallergenic kittens are well socialized and truly the most fun!
About Us
I'm Jen and this is my tribe, which I couldn't be more proud of. I grew up on a farm in Nebraska where my mom raised poodles along with caring for our other animals. I loved being the one to socialize our puppies before finding their forever homes. While I loved our puppies, I've always been more of a cat person. Taming the farm kittens that were born every spring was a highlight of my childhood.
Looking back on those days, I wanted to give my kids a similar experience. Now a city dweller in Cheyenne, Wyoming indoor cats are our best option. In addition, we have family members and close friends that are allergic to cats. Thus, my search began. I wanted the most affectionate, fluffy kittens which were also hypoallergenic. Our house gets a little crazy with four children, so it was also important to have really chill cats. I knew we couldn't have a breed that was too wild. This is what led me to Siberians.
Our two beautiful queens are the perfect additions to our family. They're total lap cats that welcome us at the door when we come home, but aren't needy. Everyone who comes to our house comments on how Lily and Chloe are so beautiful and cuddly.
Kittens
ADOPTION FEE: $2,000 - Includes First Shots, Wellness exam & TICA Registration
Kittens available for adoption at 10 weeks. All of our cats are purebred Siberians and have all age appropriate vaccinations.
There is a $250 deposit to get on our waiting list.
Potter, Pearl, Pickles
Hazel and Oliver's Litter. Born August 29th, 2024
Olivia, Oscar, Opal, Ohana
Lily and Oliver's Litter. Born August 27th, 2024
Natalia, Naomi, Nate, Norris
Lily and Oliver's Litter. Born March 21, 2024
Marley, Molly, Mike, Maverik, and Matilda
Becca and Oliver's Litter. Born February 9, 2024
Leonardo
Cheyenne and Oliver's Litter. Born November 24, 2023
Klyde, Kanoli, Kristof, Karl and Kyrie
Lily and Oliver's litter. Born October 27th, 2023
Josie, Jasper, Jemma, Jade and Jewel
Becca and Oliver's litter. Born July 31st, 2023
Indigo, Isaac, Iris, Icon, Izzy, Igor and Ivy
Lily and Oliver's litter. Born June 9th, 2023
Hector, Hadley, Hugo and Hermione
Chloe and Oliver's litter. Born March 2nd, 2023
Galadriel, Gerald, George, Ginger, Gypsy, Gracie and Glimmer
Lily and Oliver's litter. Born February 24th, 2023
Franz, Fiona, Ferdinand, Fleur, Finley, Frost and Felicity
Lily and Oliver's litter. Born October 16th, 2022
Elsa, Emma, Elliott, Emerson and Ellie
Lily and Oliver's litter. Born July 11th, 2022
Delilah, Derrick, Dwight, Della
Chloe and Apollo's 2nd litter. Born January 26th, 2022
Coconut, Cedric, Calypso, Crystal and Caitlin
Lily and Apollo's 2nd litter. Born January 8th, 2022
Becca, Bree and Bronson
Chloe and Apollo's 1st litter. Born September 1st, 2021
Aspen, Alvin, Alona, Alfredo, Anna and Andy
Lily and Apollo's 1st litter. Born August 19th, 2021
Our Females
Our 2 ladies are sisters from the same litter born on July 11th 2020. Their parents where imported from Russia and all of their grandparents are either champions or international champions. Both gorgeous girls are lap cats and are happy being carried around. They love playing with their humans, but when we're busy they're fine with entertaining themselves. They enjoy their toys and each other. Each are stunning in their own way. With a variety of colors and traits, we are sure to have the kitten with the perfect temperament and personality to fit your lifestyle!
Lily
Lily is the sweetest cat you'll ever meet and my 3 year old daughter's best friend. They are nearly inseparable. Lily is literally the most patient and tolerate cat I've ever met. She puts up with more than she should from my daughter and still just keeps purring. She is such a lover to everyone.
Chloe
Chloe is so entertaining, she cracks us up. When she's not pregnant or with kittens my boys like to see how high they can get her to jump and flip while chasing feather toys. She spends a lot of her day hanging out by my husband while he works. Chloe is such a smart and well behaved beauty, and tends to listen better than my boys do. She seems to know when our family needs her and just how to make us happy. She's curious, adventurous, and quite the acrobat.
Becca
Becca is a native of our cattery. She was born on September 1st, 2021. She's our biggest female, and with her silver coat and bright green eyes she catches everyones attention. She loves affection and to play with both her people and the kittens of the cattery.
Males
Oliver
Oliver traveled to us from Russia in December of 2021. He participated in shows there while still a kitten where he received the highest marks. His lineage is filled with champions and international champions. He was born on May 29th, 2021. I first fell in love with his intense large green eyes. Oliver loves to be held, brushed and get attention. This guy is massive, with the most dense coat I've seen. He greets everyone that comes to our home and purrs lovingly whenever anyone is near.
Apollo
Before 2022 we had chosen not to have a boy of our own. Apollo is from Kiss from a Rose Siberian Cattery in Broomfield, CO and gave us our first 4 litters of kittens.
Apollo was imported from Russia and lives at Kissed from a Rose Siberian Cattery in Broomfield, CO.
Apollo was born April 26th, 2019. He loves to be loved, caressed, brushed and anything to do with the senses, especially food - he "savors" every bite! He's quite the gentle giant.
Hypoallergenic
It is important to keep in mind that Siberians are not non-allergenic, but rather, hypoallergenic (hypo- meaning “less” in Latin). Thus, typical allergic reactions can be significantly reduced with respect to certain people who have cat allergies. Decreased dander qualities is one of many reasons Siberians are still commonly sought after for this very unique trait.
According to recent studies, most allergic reactions (60% - 90%) that people have to cats are caused by a small glycoprotein called "Fel d-1." This protein is produced only in cats, and is excreted via their saliva and sebaceous glands (glands in the skin). As such, when a cat grooms itself it spreads and disperses the Fel d-1 in the cat’s fur, which in turn then breaks off and becomes airborne, contaminating the air with high levels of this allergen. Individuals allergic to cats and not other animals are usually allergic only to Fel d-1.
Because Siberians produce significantly less Fel d-1 than other breeds, allergic reactions in people can be greatly reduced or eliminated. Research on this issue has provided consistent scientific findings supporting this claim. For example, in 1999, Indoor Biotechnologies conducted tests on the fur of Siberian cats versus other breeds, with respect to the levels of Fel d-1. It found that the average cat produces an estimated 63,000 micrograms of Fel d-1 per gram, while a Siberian will produce approximately 200 micrograms per gram.
Another study in 2005 by the nonprofit organization, Siberian Research, Inc., further bolsters these findings, showing a very strong correlation between the allergen level in saliva and the perceived allergic reaction in highly allergic individuals. Siberians with very low allergen levels pass this trait to the kittens in the litter (siberianresearch.com/allergen-levels).
Most recently, a 2017 study by the Department of Veterinary Science, found multiple mutations in a small sampling of the Siberian’s genes that encode for the allergen, leading researchers to suggest that these mutations play a key role in the allergenic properties of the Fel d-1 protein (mdpi.com/2306-7381/4/4/63/htm). Science based studies surrounding this topic are ongoing, and while there are encouraging and consistent findings that continue to emerge from this research, it is important to understand that allergies from cats can vary based on the individual, so there is no "one size fits all."
Contact Us
Call or Text anytime 307-399-3766