How it works
From your first message to moving day.
Four steps, and each says whether money changes hands. We keep it deliberately simple — with an animal, nobody should have to guess what happens next.
01
You write to us
free
Tell us a little about yourself: flat or house, other animals, children, how much time the cat would have with you. Joining the waiting list is free and commits you to nothing.
02
We get to know each other
free
By phone or in person. Where a kitten goes matters more to us than how quickly. You are as welcome to question us as we are to question you.
03
Allocation and deposit
900 euros
Character shows from the fourth week. Only then do we allocate — not from photographs taken in week one. Once your kitten is settled we send you a payment link. The deposit is credited against the price.
04
Handover at our home
900 euros balance
Twelve weeks at the earliest. The contract is signed in person, not online — more on that below. You receive the EU pet passport, pedigree, vaccination record and food for the first few days.
Price
1,800 euros, and what is included.
- Impfungen nach Alter
- Mikrochip und EU-Heimtierausweis
- mehrfach entwurmt
- Stammbaum
- Kaufvertrag
- Futter für die ersten Tage
Half falls due as a deposit once a particular kitten is reserved for you — not when you join the waiting list. It is credited in full against the price.
If a buyer withdraws after allocation, we keep the deposit. That is stated in the contract of sale, which you get to read before paying.
Why not everything online
The contract is signed in person.
Anyone who orders something without having seen it may return it within 14 days without giving reasons under Austrian distance-selling law. For things you could otherwise have handled in a shop, that is exactly right.
For a living kitten it would not be. An animal that comes back after ten days has lost its home twice. So we sign together at handover — then it is not a distance contract and the question does not arise.