Rejinald Cattery, a small, home-based hobby cattery, has thrived for more than 35 years. Its origins trace back to Moscow, Russia, in the year 1988. The cattery resided in Las Vegas, NV, from 2000 to 2007, hence the website’s name. Today, it finds its home in the picturesque surroundings of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
We breed for quality, never for quantity.
At Rejinald Cattery, we treat our cats as cherished family members, and they live in our home alongside us. Our small, home-based hobby cattery is under the care of a dedicated owner who is not only a professional high school science teacher, but also the proprietor of a reputable natural pet food supply store. With over 35 years of unwavering commitment, she has refined her expertise in the ownership, breeding and showing of European-origin cats, with blood lines from Holland, Belgium, Germany, France, and Russia.
At Rejinald Cattery, we prioritize the health, well-being, and lineage of our feline companions, ensuring they are raised in a loving environment.
Excellent, healthy lines are the key to the classic look of plush, cheeky, stocky cats with the sweet “facial” expression. Their robust build and luxurious fur contribute to their unmistakable allure, capturing the hearts of cat enthusiasts worldwide. It is the harmony of these qualities that creates the quintessential look of these beloved cats, making them a symbol of timeless feline beauty and grace.
We breed companion animals, not just beautiful cats that win shows.
The kittens are raised in the house with other cats. Our kittens are intelligent, curious, well-socialized, laid back, friendly, and get along with other pets. They hold many desirable traits of a companion animal – ability to hold eye contact and recognize their owner’s mood by reading voice tone and facial expression, ability to communicate (talk), they are much easier to train than a typical cat, they like to hang our with their humans and follow them around, they understand words, and even sentences in language(s) spoken in the house, and know their names.
Each kitten has a unique character, and the cattery owner is very good at picking the right kitten to match a new owner’s expectations. Visit our Facebook page to read 5-star REVIEWS.
There are NO cages. All cats are strictly indoor.
Lilac color is the cattery’s specialty. It is a beautiful light taupe color, very rare in both British and Scottish Fold cats. We breed several COLORS.
Our lilac male was born in the cattery. He is a heavy built, plush as a teddy bear, beautiful boy, also has amazingly deep copper eyes and gives this color to his offspring. He is a Regional Winner, Supreme Grand Champion Rejinald Lilac Prince, a winner of many awards, including Best of Breed British Shorthair Cat of the Year 2007-2008 (international win, TICA), 5th Best Shorthair Cat of the Year 2007-2008, 10th Best Cat Cat of the Year 2007-2008, and Best Lilac British Shorthair of the Year 2007-2008 (international awards, TICA). He is one of the finest examples of the breed and was featured in September 2010 issue of CAT FANCY magazine, in the article on British Shorthairs (page 24)!
We raised many top-titled cats, including Best British Shorthair Cats and Kittens of the Year (regionally and internationally) in TICA. See our SHOW NEWS page for photos, and awards information.
The kittens are placed as pets, we no longer sell with breeding rights. However, if you want a show quality kitten and want to participate in shows with an alter cat (neutered or spayed), we support that.
We are against declawing, unnecessary vaccinations, and early neutering. We primarily feed raw and promote raw feeding for carnivorous animals like cats and dogs. We try to keep our pets as natural as they can be. If you feel the same way about your future pet, and are looking for a kitten to be a part of the family, to spoil and love your feline companion, connect with us via the Contact Us page below.
Updates are posted on Facebook page more often than on the webpage.
Rejinald cattery is registered with TICA.
“This cattery has NOT been inspected by and is not endorsed by The International Cat Association, Inc.”
