Female
Jessie Joy
black tortie silver classictabby with white (fs 09 22)Jessie Joy
A Siberian girl currently optioned by the cattery.
Ready to move May 2026
Siberian cattery
Vivalavita*RU
Siberian cattery
Vivalavita*RU is a Siberian cat cattery officially registered with FIFe and WCF. In recent years we have worked mainly under the WCF system and breed Siberian cats in traditional colors, including variations with white, as well as golden and silver colors. We put a part of ourselves into every cat and expect future owners to treat them with care: love our cats as much as we do.
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FAQ
A short guide to choosing a kitten, meetings, documents and reservation.
What should future owners know?
We are always happy when people are interested in our kittens and adult cats, and we try to keep communication clear and calm. Our transfer and care conditions are not just a formality: they are meant to protect the safety, health, and quality of life of our cats after they move. Below are answers to the most common questions and the main cattery rules.
What do the kitten and adult cat statuses mean?
We use several statuses so it is clearer what stage a kitten or adult cat is currently at. Available — the animal is looking for a home. You can contact us, ask questions, and discuss the terms. *Available — the animal is looking for a home, but there are special conditions. You can ask questions about this animal. Option — the cattery is currently watching the animal: we look at how it grows and develops, what kind of personality is forming, and what the future plans may be. Sometimes we are considering keeping the animal for breeding, but the decision has not yet been made. Also, sometimes this status means that a future owner has preliminarily chosen the pet but has not yet made the prepayment. Reserved — there is already an agreement with future owners, and the animal is waiting to move. Moved to a new home — the animal has already moved to its owners. You will see such cards in the graduates section.
How do I choose a kitten, and can I meet one in advance?
We do not have a format where you come, see all the kittens, and choose one on the spot. First, a kitten is chosen based on photos and videos. If needed, we can make additional materials: how the kitten moves, plays, looks up close, and interacts with people. This is calmer for the kittens and helps us keep their usual routine. We try to treat the kittens gently and do not arrange introductory visits without choosing a specific kitten first. Usually, a kitten is first chosen by photos and videos, and then we discuss a possible meeting. If you like a kitten, you can ask for additional photos or videos. It is best to say what exactly you would like to see: the color, the face, movement, behavior, how the kitten plays, or how the kitten interacts with people.