About Us

Our Kittens and Temperament

Personality matters as much as appearance. British Shorthairs tend to be steady and affectionate in a quiet way, while Burmese are people focused and playful. Maine Coons bring bold friendliness and an easy social nature. Persians are gentle and relaxed, Ragdolls lean into cuddling, and Siamese thrive on interaction and conversation. Siberians often balance play and independence, and Savannah kittens enjoy enrichment and engagement. Each kitten is matched to the household based on energy level, family schedule, and experience. Honest descriptions help families choose with confidence and avoid surprises.

Health Standards and Veterinary Care

Strong health starts long before a kitten meets a new family. Adults receive routine veterinary care and careful selection to support long term wellness. Kittens are monitored daily for growth, appetite, hydration, and overall development. Before leaving, each kitten completes a veterinary exam and receives age appropriate vaccinations and deworming. Records are provided for your veterinarian. Clean living spaces, quality nutrition, and consistent grooming support healthy skin, coats, and digestion. Families also receive guidance on diet, litter habits, grooming routines, and early training so the kitten can settle quickly and stay on track.

Guarantee and Responsible Placement

A healthy start is important, and so is accountability. Licia Kitties Home includes a written health guarantee with every kitten, along with clear steps for veterinary follow up after arrival. Families receive straightforward policies, a simple reservation process, and support with timing and travel plans. Kittens are placed as indoor companions and matched thoughtfully to reduce stress for both kitten and owner. Questions are welcome, and communication stays open after pickup. When challenges come up, families get practical solutions rather than vague advice. Responsible placement protects the kitten and builds lasting trust.

What Goes Home With Your Kitten

Pickup day should feel organized, not rushed. Each kitten goes home with vaccination and deworming records, vet exam documentation, and a written care guide. Families receive feeding instructions, portion guidance, and notes about the kitten’s current routine. A starter pack includes a small supply of current food, a familiar scented blanket, and a toy to ease the first nights. When registration applies, paperwork is provided with clear next steps. Grooming guidance is included for coats that need extra care, plus tips for introductions to children or resident pets.