Introduction September 1, 2022: this page was written and constructed around 14 years ago. That point is relevant because the only miniature cat breeder in America at that time was Pocket Kittys and the website is still there. Although it … continue reading…
Teacup cats are fascinatingly delicate creatures. Humans like the appearance of “jewel like” animals and these sweet, very small cats are certainly that. The primary source of information for this page comes courtesy Sarah Hartwell, general research and the PocketKittys … continue reading…
by Marie (Chattanooga, TN) My husband and I are planning to retire to a liveaboard houseboat in a year and are considering the teacup cat as a pet. I would be interested in information for adoption or purchase. Marie Hi … continue reading…
My Cat Ava by lori piazza (hudson,ohio,usa) I’ll introduce this very short posting by a visitor. I feel I have to but I have reservations about doing this. I just feel that it shows us a slice of real life. … continue reading…
I Need A Cat Companion Again by Heidi Marie Watson (Lenoir, nc 28655) My name is Heidi and I was enjoying your website. I recently lost my best friend a few months ago and didn’t think I would be able … continue reading…
WHISKER BUTT (Georgia first house on the right) A friend at church said do you want a cat, I said sure. I got to his house and they begged me to take two, I did and yes my arm was … continue reading…
by Rone from Mouchois (Klamath Falls, OR, USA) Melvin Enjoying Yogurt – a still from the video below I just wanted to update you on how Melvin was doing! Melvin is now fully grown at 6 pounds (and overweight). As … continue reading…
Searching For A Teacup Cat by Jade (Bristol, England) My partner and I are desperately searching for a genuine teacup kittie. We are young professionals who both work part time, so at least one of us is always at home, … continue reading…
Please help me find a small domestic cat! by Tammy (Summerville, SC) Well my story is pretty simple. I am an animal LOVER!!! My partner, well, not so much. It’s really not her fault, she was never raised or exposed … continue reading…
Mittens Mama by Toni (Missouri) My son rescued a part Himalayan kitten as he was returning home from staying in another state. He rescued her from a Himalayan breeder who’s female had become pregnant by an unknown male while outside. … continue reading…
by Pink (Canada) I’ve had the same blood line of cats for as long as I can remember, and currently have three generations of cats under one roof. They have been consistently smaller cats, which undoubtedly is an inherited trait. … continue reading…
by Rone (Florida) Melvin my teacup Himalayan kitten I own a “primordial” dwarf Himalayan kitten. Meaning that he has dwarfism much like the Munchkin cat, but his body is proportionate and he’s just small. This new gene is passed on … continue reading…
John Antrobus Story by Sarah Hartwell (UK) I can confirm the John Antrobus story was an annual April Fool and also set to catch people who copied wholesale from my websites without asking and without checking. http://www.messybeast.com/moggycat/moggycat.htm#april (new window) Hi … continue reading…
I Would Love To Adopt a Teacup Kitty by Tara (Chatham, MA, USA) I would LOVE to adopt a teacup kitty, or pocket kitty! Preferably short hair, are those available? I see the picture of “Pete” how would I go … continue reading…
by Annette (Black Diamond, WA ) Mostly fur! We bought a “teacup kitten” in January 2010. He was almost 5 months old and weighing 2 and a half pounds, so I figured he would not grow very much after since … continue reading…
