Siberian Cats
WE HAVE KITTENS!
Our photos won on
3rd Photography Internet Contest
"SYBERYJCZYK W OBIEKTYWIE"
(SIBERIANS ON PHOTO)
We have 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th places.
We would like to thank all who voted on our photos and founders of contest.
At Specialist Cat Show in Olsztyn - 15.08.2009 - our damsel FLUELA Climberiada*PL gained BIS KITTEN FEMALE title and along with her sister FATRA Climberiada*PL at International Cat Show in Olsztyn - 15.08.2009 - both of them gained BIS nominations.
Welcome at my site dedicated to my beloved breed - Siberian Cats. I hope you will have a good time during going through informations about my cats. I encourage you to leave a memorial comment in Guest Book.
Greetings
Ewa Ściesińska
Siberian Cats Cattery
» 18 September 2010
Grilyazh is the Champion.
At International Cat Show in Bydgoszcz our damsels were beautifully presented. Grilyazh completed Champion title and gained BIV title. Our little Kekes beat rivals and also gained BIV title.
» 21 May 2010
New photos in Itaka, Mefi and kittens from "J" litter photogalleries.
Thanks to Mrs. Natalia and Mr. Darek photogalleries of Itaka, Mefi (Jumanji) and kittens from "J" litter were extended by few awesome photos. Thank you so much for professional and beautiful photos, which are adornment and signature of our website.
» 11 December 2009r.
New photos in kittens and our cats galleries.
Thanks to Mrs. Natalia and Mr. Darek we have new photos in galleries of our cats and kittens. We would like to thank them for patience and awesome attitude toward our little ones.
» 20 November 2009
GRILYAZH Blue Topaz *RU.
Today came to us from Blue Topaz cattery from Moscow lovely male GRILYAZH.
» 26 April 2009
Show in Szczecin.
Itaka at Cat Show in Szczecin gained Ex 1, CAC, BIV, NOM BIS and BOS.
» 19 April 2009
We have Kittens!
Darja gave birth to 2 females (blue and black tiger-stripped) and two males (creamy and ginger tiger-stripped). More information and photos coming soon in KITTENS section.
» 07 April 2009
Asali at the other side of the Rainbow Bridge...
» 23 March 2009
We have kittens!
Alisa gave birth to 3 females and 1 male. For more information please visit KITTENS section.
» 21 August 2008r.
We have kittens!
Climber gave birth to one male and one female. Both of the kittens are black tiger stripped. For more informations visit KITTENS section.
» 10 July 2008
Asali as a star!
Our Asali became an advertisement star !!!
» 24 March 2008.
New website.
Our website have a new layout!
» 15 March 2008.
We have kittens!
Darja gave birth to 5 male. Three red and two blue mackerel tabby kittens. More informations in KITTENS section.
About Siberian Cats
The history of Siberian cats in Poland is relatively short. The breed was introduced into Poland in 1990, but only eight years later, on 31st Jan 1998, it was legalised during the XVI International Cat Show. Siberian cats are often compared to a Norwegian Forest Cat and an Ameriacan Main Coon because they are also semilonghair forest cats which developed naturally without any human interference. The Siberian cat is mascular and strong but smaller than their American cousins. Siberian females' average is 4-6 kilograms whereas males may weigh up to 10 kilograms, and it takes up to 5 years to attain their full growth.
Siberian cats are loyal, good natured and confident. They are affectionate, highly intelligent and fascinating since initially they were cats which lived at large. They are playful, active and are generally sociable. They also enjoy company of other pets at home and get along well with rabbits, guinea pigs and dogs. A Siberian cat quickly becomes a real member of a family. It participates actively in the life of the whole family, not only its own. It also likes playing with children. It is affectionate towards them and patient with them. Siberian cats are also curious and like problem solving toys. Frequently, they even follow their owner round the flat not to miss anything interesting taking place on their territory. They are often called "the dog" of the cat world since they are loyal and friendly towards their owners just like dogs.