GCCF TICA approved Golden kittens of exceptional type, home raised and loving

Breed: Brazilian Shorthair

Updated: 2nd Jun 2020

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LOVING PET HOMES WITH TIME ONLY

Quality bred GCCF and TICA registered British Shorthair kittens with the sought after rich thick Golden fur. Born and raised in my happy rural home with gentle dogs and all familiar noises these lovely kittens are a joy to play with and to be entertained by with their cute antics.

All weaned on a high protein diet and top quality kibble, they have had the very best start to life. Well socialised, friendly kittens in different shades of Gold. Ready to home in July and August depending on current Government and GCCF guidelines.

Fully vaccinated, health checked, litter trained, insured, all are really special. Please email or call me for lots more information. I am very happy to help you find the best kitten to suit your life and family.

Quote from vet on 1st vaccinations..."rarely have I seen kittens of this quality, they are super"
(Local Veterinary Practice Kent)

Collars

J litter
Red boy available

R litter
Green boy available

C litter
If possible I would like these two to stay together as brother and sister, please email to chat, thank you.
Brown collar boy available
Grey collar girl available

B litter
Tabby boy available

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