Michigan Breeder

Siberian Cat Breeder in Michigan: Our Home-Raised Program

Michigan Siberians is a small, home-based Siberian breeding program run by Priya Thottam and her mother Sondra Ragon. We raise kittens the way we believe they should be raised — in a family home, handled daily, loved from birth.

Our Program

A Home-Based Breeding Program

Our kittens aren't raised in cages or a cattery. They grow up in our home, navigating the everyday rhythms of family life alongside children, household sounds, and the occasional visitor. This early, continuous exposure is what shapes a confident, socially balanced kitten — one who arrives at your home curious and ready to bond rather than overwhelmed and hiding.

We raise two litter types: colorpoint Siberians with their signature blue eyes and elegant pale coats, and traditional multicolored Siberians in classic tabby patterns and colors. Both reflect the full Siberian temperament: affectionate, intelligent, and deeply connected to their people.

How Kittens Are Raised

From the day they're born, our kittens are handled gently and often. We introduce them to different sounds, textures, and people during their critical socialization window — the period before 12 weeks when experiences shape temperament for life. Kittens raised this way tend to adapt to new environments with much less stress, making the transition to your home smoother for everyone.

We don't rush the process. Kittens stay with their mother and littermates until approximately 12 weeks, which supports healthy immune development and teaches them the social cues they'll use throughout their lives.

Responsible Breeding Practices

Our approach focuses on how kittens are raised, prepared, and supported before and after they join their families. For us, that means:

The Breed

Siberian Cat Breed Characteristics

The Siberian is one of the world's oldest natural cat breeds, originating in the forests of Russia where cold winters and rugged terrain shaped them into the hardy, semi-longhaired cats they are today. They're substantial, athletic cats with dense triple-layer coats, tufted ears, and bushy tails — and yet they're remarkably graceful and gentle in person.

Temperament

Siberians are sociable without being demanding, playful without being destructive, and affectionate without being clingy. They tend to greet visitors, follow family members from room to room, and participate in household life as fully engaged members of the family. Unlike some breeds that tolerate people, Siberians genuinely seek them out.

Coat Colors We Raise

Colorpoint Siberians

Striking blue eyes with a pale, cream-toned coat and colored "points" on the face, ears, paws, and tail. They combine the elegant look of a pointed cat with the warm, easygoing temperament Siberians are known for.

Traditional Multicolored

The classic Siberian in tabby, brown, silver, cream, and mixed patterns. Each kitten has a one-of-a-kind look, and they carry the same robust, sociable personality as the colorpoints.

What to Look for in a Siberian Cat Breeder

When evaluating any Siberian breeder, here are the things worth asking about:

Be cautious of breeders who pressure you to reserve immediately, can't show you the parents, or can't provide veterinary records. A good breeder will also ask questions about the home a kitten will join.

Why Choose Us

Our Approach to Family Homes

Our home-based approach centers on daily handling, normal household activity, and giving kittens time with their mother and littermates before they transition to family homes.

We price our kittens at $2,250, which includes a three-year health guarantee against covered genetic defects, age-appropriate vaccinations, veterinary documentation, and lifetime breeder support. We don't disappear after pickup. We want to hear how your kitten is growing and remain a resource throughout their life.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I learn about current and upcoming litters?

Availability changes as families reserve kittens. Contact us to ask about current kittens, upcoming litters, and expected timing.

What veterinary care do kittens receive?

Kittens receive veterinary care and age-appropriate vaccinations before going home. Buyers receive the related veterinary documentation at pickup.

Can I visit before committing?

We ask that serious inquiries connect with us first by phone or message. From there, we can discuss what works for both sides. We want to ensure our kittens go to the right families, and we take that matching process seriously.

Do you offer a health guarantee?

Yes. Every kitten comes with a three-year health guarantee against covered genetic defects. The written agreement provides the complete terms and conditions.

Interested in One of Our Kittens?

We'd love to tell you more about our program and current availability. Reach out — no pressure, just a conversation.

Send an Inquiry Call (248) 483-1740 Text Priya