Please write a letter telling us a little about yourself and your experience with cats, especially Bengals. Also, please describe what kind of kitten you are looking for in terms of color, character, and temperament.
Please arrange an online meeting where you can see the kittens you are interested in within 15-20 minutes and discuss any possible questions.
After the online meeting, you will need to decide whether you would like to reserve a kitten or visit the cattery to select a kitten in person.
If you would like to reserve a kitten, we will send you a Deposit Agreement. The kitten will be reserved for you, and you can arrange a visit to meet the selected kitten. Please sign the Deposit Agreement to reserve a specific kitten and pay the deposit of CAD 400.
If you are unsure about which kitten you would like, you can visit the cattery and select a kitten in person. In this case, we can show you 3-4 available kittens to choose from. We will send you a Visiting Agreement so we know who is coming and which specific kittens you would like to see. Please sign the Visiting Agreement and pay a visit fee of CAD 100.
Next, agree on a meeting time within the next three days.
During a personal meeting, you can interact with the kitten and play if he has received two standard sets of vaccinations. The session lasts 30-40 minutes
If you dislike the selected kitten, you can replace it with another one or choose not to purchase any kitten, and receive back the deposit amount minus the visit fee of CAD 100. The visit fee will remain with us as compensation for our time, preparation, and disinfection after the visit. However, the visit fee is counted towards the price if you select a kitten and proceed with a purchase, meaning the visit is free for those who select our kitten(s).
After three days from the moment of booking a kitten, the deposit amount is non-refundable.
Thus, visiting our cattery is impossible without a preliminary online meeting and making a deposit or paying the visit fee.
Your understanding is very much appreciated, as many people want to come and see the kittens without any intention of buying one or presenting any ID.
For us, each visit involves preparation and then the sanitization of the rooms. There are many viruses and bacteria that are very harmful and even deadly for small kittens, many of which are carried on people's shoes and clothes.
Exceptions can be discussed in unique cases.