Thank you so much for visiting my website!

I breed and show champion Siberian cats. My cattery is located in Roswell, Georgia, however, I travel all over the country for shows and to meet people with their kittens. While I fly for work all over the world, my husband Gary lovingly takes care of all of my cats. I could not run this cattery without him!

Please take a look around the site. I hope you find it helpful! If you would like to glimpse a few of the kittens that were bred by Shadowlawn Siberian Cattery and then were adopted into their "forever" new homes, click on the Previous Siberian Kitten link.

Also, click on this link to check out the new Shadowlawn Blog with all the current news! http://shadowlawn.blogspot.com

If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to get a hold of me through the Contact Us! link to the left! Also, we accept PayPal! Thanks again, and enjoy!

~Lillian Narramore

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CHANGES AT SHADOWLAWN SIBERIAN CATTERY

.....a message from Lillian Narramore

"Shadowlawn Cattery has decided after 5 years not to breed Ragdoll cats any longer. The demand for the Siberian kittens is so high, that we made a very difficult decision to retire all of our beloved Ragdolls and place them in new and loving forever homes as pets, and concentrate on Siberians for people with allergies.
We have enjoyed our Ragdolls tremendously. One couldn't fine cats more loving than they were. We had 5 great years with all 7 of them, each of them unique and special in their own way.

If you are on my site looking for a Ragdoll kitten, please send me an email and I will be glad to refer you to some wonderful breeders."
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NEW KITTENS!

Both Misha and Kira had a litter of kittens on July 18th!

Misha had two Brown Mctabby males, two Brown Mctabby females and one Brown Classic Tabby male. Alexei is the daddy.

Kira had one Brown Mctabby male, one Brown Mctabby and white male and one Brown Mctabby and white female. Yuri is the daddy.

Four of the kittens are sold.

MORE KITTENS TO COME!

Irina, Tatiyana and Natasha are expecting kittens in mid-August.

Please consider putting your name on our waiting list for interested people.

Also, please check my blog to see all the current news.
http://shadowlawn.blogspot.com

Newest Queens and King in Waiting

February 2010

Shadowlawn Kira

Brown Mctabby Female from Katja

Shadowlawn Misha

Brown Mctorbie Female from Katja

Nikolai

Brown Mctabby and white Male from Katja

Please check out this link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcm5He-p7L4

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RW QGC Nikarl Yuri (Siberian) and me!

Siberian RW QGC Ekatarina (Katja) and me!

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PRICING:

Siberians:

Pets - $950 (includes spay/neuter and all shots)

Show/alter - $1000 to $1200 (includes spay/neuter and all shots)

Show/breeder - $1400 to $1800 (includes all shots)

HOW TO RESERVE A KITTEN:

Mail a personal check for $250 (or pay via Paypal, remember the 6% fee)
to Lillian Narramore to reserve a kitten. $50 of the deposit is non refundable.
When a kitten has been assigned to you/picked by you, I deposit the check into a holding account. If you for some reason cannot honor your commitment to buy a kitten from Shadowlawn Siberian Cattery, I will refund $200 when I get another deposit on the kitten you are forfeiting.
4 weeks before the kitten is expected to leave Shadowlawn Siberian Cattery the total deposit becomes non-refundable.
All kittens from Shadowlawn Cattery will be spayed/neutered before leaving us. No exceptions.
They will also have at least two sets of vaccinations and they will have been de-wormed at least once before they leave.
Shadowlawn Cattery does not let kittens be adopted until they are at least 11 weeks old.

VERY IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS AFTER YOU RECEIVE YOUR KITTEN!

We insist that you DO NOT vaccinate your kitten against the Feline Leukemia Virus or FIP vaccine. As the FIP (feline infectious peritonitis) vaccine has a low effectiveness, it may very well cause the disease you are trying to prevent.
We also insist that you DO NOT give a RABIES vaccine in combination with any other vaccine. Rabies when given should be at least 2 weeks apart from any other shots AND given in a killed format only.
Lastly, DO NOT deworm your kitten unless it has been determined that he or she in fact has worms and then only deworm for the specific type of worm that is detected.