Welcome to Catinallity Persians and Himalayans! Catinallity is a mostly chocolate and lilac Persian and Himalayan Cattery with beautiful Persians and Himalayans as my breeders in all colors, and you may find them on the sires and dams pages of the site. I have a small Cattery with my Persians and Himalayans raised in my home. All of my babies are raised with a lot of love and attention as I have a huge passion for these wonderful creatures. All my cat's and kittens are given love and attention right from birth, and are raised in a clean healthy environment.

Catinallity Cattery is a CFA (Cat Fanciers Association) registered Cattery and I specialize in the rare "Chocolate" and "Lilac" Persians and Himalayans but we have all colors. From time to time I will also have blue or copper eyed whites, and I am also working on building a bi-color Persian program to include the chocolate gene and will be working in the future with one breeder to possibly bring in the blue eyed or odd eyed bi-color Persian. I have also been working on chocolate silver Persians, a really pretty color.

My goal is to produce healthy Persian and Himalayan kittens with that great personality that Catinallity cats are known for, and ones with that wide open sweet expression, that are good examples of the breed standard. I like to have nice size nostrils (for good healthy breathing), and small ears, which elude me some of time. I am also working on that heavy boning that we like so much in our Persians and Himalayans. All of my Persian and Himalayan cats have beautiful eye color that is passed on to every kitten that is born here at Catinallity.

My kittens always have beautiful, healthy coats, even if you are buying a kitten to love as a pet and most are easy to groom.

Please be sure to stop by the comments page to see how we are doing, and to read about our kittens in their new homes. There are some delightful stories there, even one of our kitties who may become a star in commercials.

 I believe in the quality of care that I give my Persians and Himalayans and hope you will recognize that once you have your new Persian baby home. Let me tell you a little about the personalities of my cats. I have one seal point Himalayan girl here who opens all the cupboards daily and takes out everything, scattering my Tupperware and pots and pans all over the kitchen floor. When I call her she comes running as if to say, "Yes? What do you need?" and then goes right back  to her busy work. I have another Persian girl who gives kisses on demand, right on my face. One of my Himalayans comes running and jumps on the couch slamming into me and then rolling over and sliding down butt over head, landing on her head in my lap looking up at me from between her hind legs. One of my Persian girls likes to stick with me all day and gets her feelings hurt if I do not have time to sit with her and runs off to hide in he bookcase. I call her the cling-on cat. I have several Himalayans that like to take baths or showers with me. That causes a real time crunch if I am going somewhere since I have to blow them all dry. I have another old Himalayan girl who will only eat on the counter, a little stuck up, but she is now 15 so she gets away with it. I have another little nut case Himalayan that runs with food in her mouth talking all the way with the crunchies falling out of her mouth as she runs and ending up all over the floor. And then there is the one Persian girl who thinks it is a hoot to smack everyone as they come around the corner, I am always telling her "NO smacking!" And of course there is the nightly fight of who will get to sit closest to me on the couch, or in my lap. I end up with a very small corner of the couch while they cover the rest.

I do have a few trained to use the toilet, although they have not got the hang of flushing yet so I find little surprises. So, as you can see it is a zoo here. I treat them like they are human and talk to them as if they are children, and they respond as if they understand. I guess that is why I feel like I live in a house full of toddlers.