Michigan Siberians is a small, family-run breeding program raising pedigreed Siberian kittens in Michigan. If you're looking for a healthy, well-socialized kitten from a breeder who genuinely loves the breed, you're in the right place.
Browse current colorpoint and multicolored Siberian kittens from Michigan Siberians. Each card includes the kitten’s photo, litter, sex, coat details, and current status. Availability changes as families reserve kittens, so the listings below—not search-page descriptions—are the current source of availability information.
Our availability changes as families reserve kittens. View current kitten availability to see available and reserved Siberians, including colorpoint and traditional multicolored litters.
We raise two litter types: colorpoint Siberians — striking blue-eyed beauties with pale coats and colored points — and traditional multicolored Siberians in classic tabby, brown, silver, and mixed patterns. Both share the same exceptional Siberian temperament.
Every kitten is born and raised underfoot in our home — exposed to children, household noise, and the rhythms of family life from day one. This early socialization means they arrive at your home confident, curious, and ready to bond rather than hide.
Michigan Siberians serves families throughout Michigan, including Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan. Kitten pickup takes place in Michigan, and we do not use cargo shipping. Families from other parts of the state are welcome to inquire and arrange pickup when their kitten is ready.
Kittens typically go home at approximately 12 weeks after veterinary care and age-appropriate vaccinations. The price is $2,250, which includes a three-year health guarantee against covered genetic defects and lifetime breeder support.
Siberians are often described as dog-like in their loyalty. They follow their people from room to room, greet you at the door, and genuinely enjoy being held and handled. They're playful without being destructive, vocal without being demanding, and affectionate without being clingy — a rare combination that makes them exceptional family companions.
They're also remarkably adaptable. Siberians typically settle into new homes quickly, especially when they've been well-socialized early. Most families report that within a few days their new kitten is already seeking out laps and joining in on family activities.
Some Siberians may produce lower levels of Fel d 1, the protein associated with many cat allergies. Individual cats and allergic reactions vary, so no result can be guaranteed.
Their patient, gentle nature makes them ideal for households with kids. They're playful and sturdy enough to keep up with young children without becoming stressed or reactive.
Like every cat, a Siberian needs routine veterinary care, balanced nutrition, exercise, and preventive care throughout life. Individual health and lifespan vary.
They learn quickly, enjoy interactive toys, and some can even be taught to fetch. Siberians stay kitten-curious well into adulthood — life with one is never dull.
Siberians are often considered by families looking for a cat that may be easier to tolerate. Some individual Siberians may produce lower levels of Fel d 1, the protein associated with many cat allergies, but no cat is completely hypoallergenic and individual reactions vary.
If allergies are a concern, we recommend spending time with Siberians before reserving. Michigan families can ask about an allergy-testing home visit, and we are happy to discuss what to expect honestly before you make a decision.
Read our complete guide to Siberian cats, Fel d 1, and allergy considerations before choosing a kitten.
Michigan Siberians is a family-run breeding program in Michigan. Our kittens are raised underfoot in a home environment, with daily handling, household sounds, and plenty of opportunities to grow into confident companions.
We take time to speak with each prospective family, share honest information about the breed, and stay available after adoption. The goal is a healthy, well-socialized match that feels right for both the kitten and the people welcoming them home.
We keep the process simple and personal. Here's what to expect from first inquiry to bringing your kitten home.
Set up a small "base camp" — a bathroom or spare bedroom with a litter box, food, water, and a cozy place to sleep. This gives your kitten a manageable space to adjust before exploring the rest of the home. Expect some shyness in the first 24–48 hours; most Siberian kittens blossom within a few days and begin actively seeking out their new family members.
Schedule a wellness visit with your veterinarian in the first week. Your kitten will arrive with records of any vaccinations received — your vet will advise on next steps based on their age and schedule.
All of our kittens come with a three-year health guarantee against covered genetic defects. Kittens receive veterinary care and age-appropriate vaccinations, and buyers receive the related veterinary documentation at pickup.
Our goal is to send each kitten home with a thoughtful start: time with their mother and littermates, daily socialization in our home, veterinary care, and clear records for the family’s veterinarian.
We stay in touch after your kitten goes home. We genuinely want to know how they're settling in and remain a resource for questions throughout their life — from diet and grooming to health concerns you want a second opinion on.
Our kittens are $2,250. A $250 nonrefundable deposit holds your kitten, with the remaining $2,000 due at pickup by cash or certified check.
The current availability section near the top of this page shows each kitten’s latest status. Availability can change as families reserve kittens, so contact us about the specific kitten that interests you.
No cat is completely hypoallergenic. Some Siberians may produce lower levels of Fel d 1 and may be easier for some allergy-sensitive people to tolerate, but individual cats and reactions vary. We recommend spending time with Siberians before reserving, especially when allergies are a concern.
Siberians are known for being affectionate, intelligent, playful, and people-oriented. Our kittens are raised in a family home with daily handling and normal household activity to help them become confident companions.
Kittens typically go home at approximately 12 weeks. This allows time for veterinary care, age-appropriate vaccinations, and important social development with their mother and littermates.
Pickup takes place in Michigan. We serve families throughout the state, including Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan, and we do not use cargo shipping.
Use the inquiry form on our homepage or text Priya at (248) 483-1740. Tell us which kitten interests you and anything important about your household or timing. After approval, a signed agreement and $250 nonrefundable deposit reserve the kitten.
Tell us about your family, the kind of Siberian you are looking for, and your timing. We’ll share current availability and answer your questions before you decide.