Anzhelika Siberian Cats - breeders and exhibitors

Koshka

VOLGA SIBARIS of LUNIK TYEN

Brown Spotted Tabby

Zhdan

VINNIMUR ZHDAN of ANZHELIKA

Black Silver Mackerel Tabby

Nevis

NEVITA SIBARIS of ANZHELIKA

Golden Spotted Tabby

Anzhelika Siberians

Based in Essex in the South of England and on the edge of the North Yorkshire National Park in the North of England, we are experienced, dedicated, fully Registered cat breeders combining our expertise to promote exceptional traditional Siberian Forest Cats in the UK.

Lucy

ANZHELIKA ZHAFRAN

Black Golden Shaded Tabby

Tolstoy

LUNIK TYEN TOLSTOY of ANZHELIKA

Brown Mackerel Tabby

Lily

GELIANA LUNNAYA DYMKA of ANZHELIKA

Brown Mackerel Torbie with White

Welfare

Because we care about ALL cats we are involved with various Cat Rescue groups.

Showing

We regularly show our cats and kittens and between us have achieved European and World titles.

We believe showing cats is important in getting the breed recognised - how else will people get to see, meet and touch these fabulous creatures?

About Siberian Cats

More fully know as Siberian Forest Cats, these beautiful cats originated in Russia where the breed developed to survive the harsh Russian climate. Many theories exist regarding the early history of the Siberian cat – the following articles on PawPeds may give you some insight into the mystery of the breed.

Characteristics

A medium to large breed of semi-long hair cat. They have a rounded body, head, ears and eyes. A Siberian should be a cat of great strength and muscle.

Temperament

Most are extremely friendly and get along with their own kind and other animals but they are not happy being left on their own! Very inquisitive and playful, some enjoy playing ``fetch`` and many love playing in water. Originating from forest cats they are capable of leaping great heights and distances. They quickly learn their names and will follow you around like a puppy. They miss you when you're away and will greet you when you come home wiggling their tails with excitement. Being less vocal than most breeds they are ideal indoor pets. They chirrup rather than meow.

Colours

Siberians come in a wide variety of colours and patterns. The blue eyed, colour pointed variety is called the Neva Masquerade.

Allergy sufferers

It is believed the Siberian cat has hypoallergenic qualities. There is some scientific evidence to support this relating to the protein, Fel d 1, found in the saliva and sebacious glands of all cats and is the cause of allergies. The Siberian breed has substantially lower levels of this protein. We can arrange a carefully controlled sit-in session for allergy sufferers to find out if a Siberian might just be the cat for you.

We are able to offer controlled sit-in sessions for allergy sufferers to find out if a Siberian might just be the cat for you. The sessions last up to 60 minutes and cost £100.00 which is payable in advance of the session. If you subsequently buy a kitten from us your £100.00 forms part of your kitten deposit.

Coat

Siberians have a unique triple coat. The fluffy down keeps them extra warm in the winter, the actual fur (awn hair) which is thick and dense, then the guard hairs which are longer, have a special waterproofing quality and help prevent matting.

A Warning

Siberians are addictive! If you are considering a Siberian as a member of your family be warned, if you have one, you will almost certainly have to have another.

We would love to hear from you if you want to find out more about Siberians or kitten availability