Welcome to the Mindeelyn Siberians Kitten Page

At Mindeelyn, every kitten's story begins long before it meets its new family. From carefully planned breedings to daily handling, health monitoring, and socialization, each kitten receives individual attention from birth until the day it goes home.

MARIGOLD - Tortie Female Siberian Kitten - Available

Tortie Siberian Kitten Sitting on a Blanket

Show the Gorgeous Colouring on this Siberian Kitten

Cute Siberian with Flowers in the Background

ZINNIA - Tortie Female Siberian Kitten - Available

Nice Side View of Siberian Kitten Sitting on a Blanket with Flowers

Siberian Kitten Protesting About our Picture Session

Siberian Kitten - White Face and Legs. Background of Flowers

Siberian Kitten Nicknamed Pretty Face. Posing with Floral Background

POPPY - Tortie Female Siberian Kitten - ADOLPTED

BRAMBLE - Brown Mackerel Tabby Male Siberian Kitten - ADOPTED

Very Nice Brown Mackerel Siberian Kitten - Flowers in Background

Siberian Kitten Showing Off His Mackerel Markings

Nice Face Shot of Brown Mackerel Kitten - Already Adopted

Our Kittens Are Raised in a Loving Home & Placed with Care

Every kitten born at Mindeelyn is raised with the same priorities that have guided our breeding program for more than twenty years: exceptional health, wonderful temperament and careful early socialization.

From the day they are born, our kittens are handled daily, closely observed and raised as part of our family. They experience the normal sights and sounds of a busy home, helping them grow into confident, affectionate companions who adjust easily to family life.

Before leaving for their new homes, each kitten receives comprehensive veterinary care and the individual attention needed to ensure they are healthy, well-socialized and ready for the next chapter of their lives.

Health & Care Overview

Throughout their time with us, we monitor each kitten's growth and development, ensuring they are thriving physically, emotionally and socially before they leave our home.

Each kitten receives:

Daily weight monitoring from birth to ensure healthy growth and development.
Daily handling and socialization to help kittens become confident and affectionate companions.
A complete veterinary examination before going to their new homes.
Age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming.
TICA registration papers provided for every kitten.
A detailed health record outlining veterinary care and treatments received.
A two-year genetic health guarantee for added peace of mind.
Lifetime breeder support whenever questions arise.

Why We Weigh Every Kitten Every Day

Every kitten at Mindeelyn is weighed every day from birth. During the earliest weeks, even a small change in weight can be one of the first signs that something isn't quite right, often before outward signs are visible.

Daily weighing allows us to monitor each kitten's growth closely and respond quickly if a kitten needs extra support. It is one of the many routines that helps ensure our kittens develop into healthy, confident companions before they leave for their new homes.

That practice is rooted in years of experience. Long before I bred Siberian cats, I spent nearly a decade rehabilitating orphaned baby squirrels. Those years taught me the importance of careful observation, accurate record keeping and recognizing subtle changes early—lessons that continue to shape how every Mindeelyn kitten is raised today.

THE MINDEELYN MONTHLY - JULY

At the Cattery

July brings hot summer days. Siberians don’t always enjoy heat as much as cooler weather, so they seek shade, cooler floors, or elevated perches away from direct sunlight.

Warm Weather and Cool Cats

Discover more in The Mindeelyn Monthly

Siberian Kitten :Peeking out from a Bed of Flowers

When Will My Kitten Go Home?

Most Mindeelyn kittens go to their new homes at approximately ten weeks of age. While this is our usual target, it is never guaranteed.

Every kitten develops at its own pace, and each one leaves only when it is physically, emotionally and socially ready. If we believe a kitten would benefit from a little more time with its mother and littermates, we will always place the kitten's well-being ahead of the calendar.

Because of this, we ask families to remain flexible with pickup dates. Once your kitten is ready to go home, we ask that arrangements be made for pickup within a reasonable time.

For complete information about reservation deposits, pickup timing and our placement policies, please visit our Kitten FAQ.

Siberian Kitten Playing with a Green Ball

If you have any questions about our kittens or upcoming litters, we'd be happy to hear from you.

Young Mindeelyn Siberian Kitten posing with a stem of red leaves

Fluffy grey tabby kitten playing with a striped ribbon

Adorable Mindeelyn Kitten in Fancy Pink Basket

Mindeelyn Siberian Kittens Getting Too Big to Stay in a Basket

Black/Silver Mindeelyn Siberian kitten sitting in a green mug

Black Silver Mindeelyn Siberian Kitten in Fall Pose

One-Hour-Old Mindeelyn Siberian Kitten Sleeping on a White Blanket

Cute Mindeelyn Siberian Kitten Gazing into the Camera on a White Background

Beautiful Sunshine Mindeelyn Siberian in an Autumn Pose

The Kittens Below Are From the 2024 Litters

Siberian mother Taliya with her kitten, Spike. Taliya is holding her arm across Spike.

This is baby Spike, our miracle kitten, and his adoring mother, Taliya. Spike was born a singleton (only one kitten in the litter). He had a scrappy coat, two crooked hind legs and weighed an astonishing 1.6 ounces. Siberians very seldom survive at this low birth weight.

At first Spike was too weak to even suckle so he became our guinea pig. We learned to tube feed with Spike. Taliya would stand over us on the counter, closely watching the procedure but never interfering. When we withdrew the tube, she would come right over and make a big fuss of him - licking him and quietly talking to him. So, for the first week or so we worked together with Taliya to save Spike's life. After that, Taliya was able to look after Spike by herself.

By the time Spike left us, physiotherapy had straightened his crooked legs, his weight was good, he had a thick, plush coat, and he was totally spoilt.

Goldie and her Sleeping Kitten at Mindeelyn Siberians

All Kittens Need a Lot of Sleep Including the Ones at Mindeelyn Siberians. This Kitten is Almost Asleep.

Sleep is very important for young kittens. During deep sleep, kittens release growth hormone. These hormones are vital for cell repair, tissue development and overall growth. That is why, at Mindeelyn, we try not to wake a sleeping kitten. We also provide lots of places to sleep.

Recently we introduced a new line of kittens. This is an example of one of our classic sunshines. We think the colouring is quite exquisite.

Mindeelyn Siberian Kitten at Christmas Time. Kitten
Staring into the Camera with Christmas Balls as a Background

Back View of Gorgeous Sunshine Classic Siberian Kitten - Mindeelyn Siberians

Hank - Fearless Hunter of Toys and Socks

What can I say about the kitten we received from Mindeelyn Siberians?

Hank is a fearless hunter of his toys and our socks. He is extremely affectionate, smart and loyal. He loves to spend time with us, has become best buddies with our elderly dog, thinks our kids are the best playmates in the world, and believes that everything in our home belongs to him.

Hank is a totally adorable kitten. He brings constant joy to our home and provides us with endless entertainment.

Thank you so much, Mindeelyn, for raising such an outstanding kitten.

The Connelly Family

Ottawa, Ontario

P.S. - Hank says, "Hi"!

Hank - One of the Most Exceptional Kittens Produced by Mindeelyn Siberians

See Folks! I have teeth.