“A Soul of Their Own” — When One Heart Is Just Enough
There are cats who crave the big adventure —
friends to chase, dogs to greet, children to play with, and a toy mouse rolling across the floor at 3 a.m.
And then... there are cats who are looking for just one thing.
You. Just you.
Not every cat needs another feline by their side.
Some simply need a human heart — warm, steady, and all their own.
At our cattery, we don’t follow rigid rules.
We follow stories.
And we simply listen.
What do you do when an older woman calls —
someone whose steps have slowed,
but whose heart is wide open?
Do you ask her to take home two lively, bounding balls of fur?
Or do you find her the quiet soul who curls up on her lap,
joins her for tea,
and rests a paw on her hand while they watch TV together?
Yes — we absolutely place cats into single-pet homes.
When the heart, the timing, and the setting are right.
Because we know our cats.
We know who thrives in a crowd,
and who longs for peace.
Some cats seek the buzz of a busy life.
Others? They’ve lived it for years —
and now they just want their own armchair, their own person,
and a little silence.
Former breeding cats, for example —
they’ve spent years learning to get along with everyone.
So when they retire?
They finally get to be loved just for who they are.
Bringing home a kitten from us isn’t a random choice.
It’s a match. A real one.
We find the one that fits you —
your lifestyle, your energy, your family...
or your solitude.
Of course, in lively households full of laughter and children,
we often recommend two cats.
Because yes — it’s a beautiful thing when one gently cleans the other’s ears in the morning.
But sometimes…
One small lion is enough.
Like the woman who lost her husband,
and later welcomed a tiny kitten named Leo.
She writes to us:
“I’m sleeping again. Someone is purring near me. Someone loves me.”
And you can see it —
in the photos, in the videos,
in the eyes of both of them.
Single-cat homes aren’t the exception.
They’re a possibility — a beautiful one.
When chosen with heart, wisdom, and care,
they can bring the deepest joy.
And really — isn’t that what this is all about?
