California Blues Kitty · California
I'm Katerina, and at California Blues Kitty Home I raise Russian Blue kittens with love, careful attention, and respect for their individual personalities. My connection with this beautiful breed began in 2007.
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I'm Katerina, and my journey with Russian Blue cats began in 2007. Long before that, I was the child who befriended neighborhood cats and repeatedly borrowed a library guidebook just to read about this beautiful, mysterious breed.
My first Russian Blues taught me that temperament matters as much as appearance. As my passion grew, I studied feline genetics, pedigrees, and the value of learning from other breeders. Today, I want families exploring Russian Blue kittens for sale to understand the breed, ask thoughtful questions, and prepare for a lasting companionship.
Read Katerina's story →Meet the kittens
Every kitten has a personality all their own. Take a closer look at these little ones, then explore their individual profiles to find the companion who feels just right for your home.
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Final take-home items, support, records, and travel details must be confirmed directly by California Blues Kitty before they are represented as an adoption package.
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Thoughtful beginnings
Katerina’s interest in Russian Blues grew from a lifelong love of cats and later study of temperament, genetics, pedigrees, and genetic diversity. Those values help frame the questions a future family should ask when choosing a breeder and preparing for a kitten.
Our care pages offer general planning guidance only; details of any California Blues Kitty program are published only when confirmed by the owner.
Read new kitten care →The Russian Blue
Russian Blues are admired for their blue-gray coats, vivid green eyes, intelligence, and often reserved yet affectionate nature with familiar people. Every cat is an individual, so a stable routine, enrichment, patient introductions, and lifelong veterinary care are part of a thoughtful match.
Adoption process
Finding your Russian Blue companion should feel exciting, not confusing. Here is what to expect, one step at a time.
Look through our kittens' photos, ages, and personalities. When someone catches your eye, open their profile to get to know them better.
See Available KittensChoose Adopt Now on your kitten's page. Our three-step inquiry asks about your family, other pets, and the home you can offer.
How Adoption WorksAsk about current availability, health records, visits or video calls, pricing, and any written reservation terms before making a decision.
Questions Worth AskingOnce the arrangements are confirmed and your kitten is ready, prepare a quiet first room, familiar supplies, and a gentle welcome home.
New Kitten Care TipsFAQ
From choosing a kitten to allergies, breeder questions, video calls, and what to know before a deposit, these are the details worth talking through.
Explore All Russian Blue FAQsOur Available Kittens page introduces Silver, Luna, Juniper, Atlas, Harbor, and Kylar & Kia together as a pair. Profiles and photographs are a starting point; availability can change, so please confirm the kitten's status directly before making arrangements.
Please ask us about pricing for the kitten that interests you. The amount and what it includes should be clear before you make a decision. We'd rather you understand the care records, documents, and adoption arrangements than choose a companion based on a price alone.
That's a very reasonable thing to ask. The kitten profiles contain named photographs, and you can request an update or ask whether a real-time video introduction can be arranged. We can't promise a particular appointment without confirming the schedule, but you should feel comfortable asking questions before committing.
Choose a kitten on the Available Kittens page and use the Adopt Now button on that kitten's profile. It opens a three-step form asking about your location, contact details, and home. The form sends your inquiry through FormSubmit once our email address has been verified. Sending an inquiry does not reserve a kitten. Our adoption process explains the next considerations.
Before paying anything, ask for the reservation amount, recipient details, refund conditions, and a written agreement that explains what is being reserved. Those exact terms need to be confirmed with California Blues Kitty. Completing an application does not, by itself, reserve a kitten. You can also review the policy information.
Meeting a kitten can help families make a thoughtful decision. Please inquire about an appointment rather than arriving without one, since visiting arrangements depend on the cattery's schedule and the kittens' routines. If travel is difficult, ask which photo updates or live introductions might be possible.
Our kitten profiles show a take-home checklist that includes medical records, vaccinations, microchipping, deworming, FeLV/FIV testing, spay/neuter, registration papers, and familiar supplies. Ask to see the actual records and confirm what has been completed for your specific kitten before collecting them. A checklist isn't proof of a procedure.
Kylar & Kia are featured together on one profile and one application because they are being introduced as a brother-and-sister pair. If you're thinking about welcoming two kittens, plan for separate resources, veterinary care, play, and attention for each of them. Please confirm their availability and placement arrangements first.
No cat breed is guaranteed to be hypoallergenic, including the Russian Blue. Allergy triggers can come from saliva and dander, and everyone's sensitivity differs. If a family member has cat allergies, speak with an allergist before adopting rather than relying on promises of an allergy-free kitten. Our breed FAQs go into more detail.
You're welcome to ask about your location. Before making plans, confirm whether pickup, an appointment, or a suitable transportation option is available, who would be responsible for your kitten during the journey, and what records would be needed. We don't want to promise a service area or delivery date until it is confirmed. Tell us your city.
The Russian Blue is historically associated with northern Russia. Breeding programs in Europe and North America helped shape the modern breed's well-known silver-tipped blue coat and elegant appearance. You can explore more background and breed questions on our full FAQ page.
Russian Blues are often intelligent, playful, observant, and affectionate with people they trust. Some can be reserved with strangers, while others are more outgoing. Every kitten is an individual, so ask about the particular personality that interests you rather than expecting all Russian Blues to act alike.
Start with a quiet room, kitten food, fresh water, a litter box, comfortable bedding, scratching surfaces, toys, and a secure carrier. Give a new kitten time to learn their surroundings, and arrange a veterinary visit. Our new kitten care guide has more ideas for a calm homecoming.
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California Blues Kitty is a California-focused information hub. A verified city, address, service area, pickup procedure, and transportation policy will be published only when provided by the owner.
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