If you have inquired about kittens and not heard back, please accept my apology. I get so many inquiries that I am always way behind on my replies. When I don’t have kittens and don’t yet know when the next litter will be, I tend not to reply, although I save everybody’s inquiries and carefully go through them when I finally have a litter to place. I invite you to contact me again to affirm your interest– that helps me know who is really hoping for a kitten and who was just sending out casual or multiple inquiries, or asking about price, which is shown on the terms page of this site. If you tell me about your household and any previous experience with cats in general or with Siamese in particular, whether you have recently lost an elderly Siamese, and a bit about why you are looking for a cat, that helps me in composing a reply. (Similarly, if you say “Do you have any kittens? How much are they?” I probably won’t answer. That tells me that you probably haven’t read the “Terms” page, which includes price as well as other important information.)
Lily had her second litter in May of 2025, consisting of 5 kittens–a seal point male, a seal point female, and three seal lynx point females. The sire is seal lynx point Alicats Wizard. Three of them went to their new homes in fall 2025; two seal lynx point females remain, by now almost young adults. They are lively, playful, very nosy, mischievous, cuddly, and vocal. Because they have been together their entire lives, I decided that they will be placed as a pair. I will be contacting those who have inquired in the last few months whose inquiries suggest they might be interested in these girls.
Lily will likely have another litter sometime in spring of 2026, probably blue and lilac points.





Lily’s kittens (with Lily in lower right)
Penny will be bred in winter 2026 for the first time. Resulting kittens will be a mixture of seal points and seal lynx points; they would be ready for new homes probably in early summer.