Healthy, ethically raised Scottish Fold kittens.
Why choose Highland Folds
They all have their own loveable personality and characters, so choosing a kitten is a very personal decision. If you are considering a new addition to your home, have a look at the Scottish Fold kittens for sale.
Scottish Fold kittens for sale.
We have an application and consultation process before a kitten is considered reserved. We require a $500 deposit on our website, which is listed as non-refundable but transferable to a future litter as specified on our policy.The total kitten price, what it covers, payment plan, and relevant terms of contract must be agreed before a reservation is made.
Gender: Male
Est. Size: 8.5 to 10 inches.
Price: Contact Us
What’s Included: Vaccination Certificate, Vet Record, Toys, Food Samples, and Lifetime Health Guarantee
Gender: Male
Est. Size: 8.5 to 10 inches.
Price: Contact Us
What’s Included: Vaccination Certificate, Vet Record, Toys, Food Samples, and Lifetime Health Guarantee
Gender: Male
Est. Size: 8.5 to 10 inches.
Price: Contact Us
What’s Included: Vaccination Certificate, Vet Record, Toys, Food Samples, and Lifetime Health Guarantee
Every breeding cat is screened for HCM, PKD, and genetic markers relevant to the breed
.
Limited litters per year, strict pairing protocols, and welfare-first decision making.
Kittens are raised underfoot — handled daily, exposed to household sounds and gentle play.
Full pediatric exams, age-appropriate vaccinations, deworming, and microchipping included.
We are here for the lifetime of your cat — for questions, guidance, or rehoming if ever needed.
Clear pricing, written contract, health guarantee, and a documented adoption journey.
Breeding for the breed's future — not for trends.
Highland Folds began in 2013 with one foundation queen and a commitment to learn everything we could about Scottish Fold genetics, conformation, and welfare. We breed two to three planned litters per year so each kitten receives the time and attention they deserve.
12+Years breeding Scottish Folds
180+Kittens placed in loving homes
100%Health-screened breeding cats
Meet the breeder
Meet this season's kittens.
View all kittens
Health & Ethics | Responsible breeding is non-negotiable.
We work closely with our veterinarian to make pairings that prioritize the long-term health of every cat.
Veterinary partnership
Health screenings
Read our full health & ethics standards
Health & Safety First
◆Veterinary health check
◆Up-to-date vaccinations
◆Health guarantee
◆Screening for common feline conditions
We work closely with licensed veterinarians to ensure the highest standards of care.
Genetic transparency
Responsible breeding standards
Scottish Fold Kittens Available: What You Should Know
When a breeder lists Scottish Fold kittens available, these things must be looked for in particular:
•Recent vet checkups,
•Vaccinations and all health records,
•Kitten age (ideally, they should be 10-12 weeks before one goes for adoption),
•And early socialization experiences.
FAQ
Everything you might be wondering.
Don't see your question? We'd love to hear from you — reach out anytime.
Our adoption fees range from $2,800–$3,200 depending on coloring, conformation, and pedigree. The fee includes full vet care, vaccinations, microchip, starter kit, and lifetime breeder support.
How do I reserve a kitten?
After an inquiry and consultation, we accept a $500 non-refundable deposit to reserve your kitten. The deposit is applied to your adoption fee.
Is the deposit refundable?
Deposits are non-refundable but transferable to a future litter if circumstances change before pickup.
What kind of health guarantee do you offer?
Every kitten comes with a written 6 months congenital health guarantee. Full terms are provided in our adoption contract.
What vaccinations will my kitten have?
Kittens receive the FVRCP series following AAFP guidelines before going home. Rabies and any boosters are administered by your veterinarian after pickup, per local law.
Do you ship kittens?
We do not ship as cargo. We offer in-cabin flight nanny delivery for an additional fee to select destinations.
When can I pick up my kitten?
Kittens go home no earlier than 12 weeks. This ensures full socialization, weaning, and completion of the vaccination series.
Is a contract required?
Yes. All adoptions are accompanied by a written contract covering health guarantee, spay/neuter agreement, and our rehoming clause.
Do kittens come with registration papers?
Yes — all kittens are TICA-registered. Papers are released after proof of spay/neuter.
Can I breed my kitten?
No. All kittens are placed on pet-only contracts. We do not sell with breeding rights.
Eight steps from inquiry to lifetime support.
We believe a clear, transparent process protects everyone — especially the kitten.
Breeding for the breed's future — not for trends.
Highland Folds began in 2013 with one foundation queen and a commitment to learn everything we could about Scottish Fold genetics, conformation, and welfare. We breed two to three planned litters per year so each kitten receives the time and attention they deserve.
12+Years breeding Scottish Folds
180+Kittens placed in loving homes
100%Health-screened breeding cats
Meet the breeder
Meet this season's kittens.
View all kittens
Every breeding cat is screened for HCM, PKD, and genetic markers relevant to the breed
.
Limited litters per year, strict pairing protocols, and welfare-first decision making.
Kittens are raised underfoot — handled daily, exposed to household sounds and gentle play.
Full pediatric exams, age-appropriate vaccinations, deworming, and microchipping included.
We are here for the lifetime of your cat — for questions, guidance, or rehoming if ever needed.
Clear pricing, written contract, health guarantee, and a documented adoption journey.
Breeding for the breed's future — not for trends.
Highland Folds began in 2013 with one foundation queen and a commitment to learn everything we could about Scottish Fold genetics, conformation, and welfare. We breed two to three planned litters per year so each kitten receives the time and attention they deserve.
12+Years breeding Scottish Folds
180+Kittens placed in loving homes
100%Health-screened breeding cats
24/7Lifetime owner support
Meet the breeder
Meet this season's kittens.
View all kittens
Gender: Male
Est. Size: 8.5 to 10 inches.
Price: Contact Us
What’s Included: Vaccination Certificate, Vet Record, Toys, Food Samples, and Lifetime Health Guarantee
Gender: Male
Est. Size: 8.5 to 10 inches.
Price: Contact Us
What’s Included: Vaccination Certificate, Vet Record, Toys, Food Samples, and Lifetime Health Guarantee
Gender: Girl
Est. Size: 8.5 to 10 inches.
Price: Contact Us
What’s Included: Vaccination Certificate, Vet Record, Toys, Food Samples, and Lifetime Health Guarantee
Health & Ethics | Responsible breeding is non-negotiable.
We work closely with our veterinarian to make pairings that prioritize the long-term health of every cat.
Veterinary partnership
Health screenings
Read our full health & ethics standards
Health & Safety First
◆Veterinary health check
◆Up-to-date vaccinations
◆Health guarantee
◆Screening for common feline conditions
We work closely with licensed veterinarians to ensure the highest standards of care.
Genetic transparency
Responsible breeding standards
Scottish Fold Kittens Available: What You Should Know
When a breeder lists Scottish Fold kittens available, these things must be looked for in particular:
•Recent vet checkups,
•Vaccinations and all health records,
•Kitten age (ideally, they should be 10-12 weeks before one goes for adoption),
•And early socialization experiences.
FAQ
Everything you might be wondering.
Don't see your question? We'd love to hear from you — reach out anytime.
Our adoption fees range from $2,800–$3,200 depending on coloring, conformation, and pedigree. The fee includes full vet care, vaccinations, microchip, starter kit, and lifetime breeder support.
How do I reserve a kitten?
After an inquiry and consultation, we accept a $500 non-refundable deposit to reserve your kitten. The deposit is applied to your adoption fee.
Is the deposit refundable?
Deposits are non-refundable but transferable to a future litter if circumstances change before pickup.
What kind of health guarantee do you offer?
Every kitten comes with a written 2-year congenital health guarantee. Full terms are provided in our adoption contract.
What vaccinations will my kitten have?
Kittens receive the FVRCP series following AAFP guidelines before going home. Rabies and any boosters are administered by your veterinarian after pickup, per local law.
Do you ship kittens?
We do not ship as cargo. We offer in-cabin flight nanny delivery for an additional fee to select destinations.
When can I pick up my kitten?
Kittens go home no earlier than 12 weeks. This ensures full socialization, weaning, and completion of the vaccination series.
Is a contract required?
Yes. All adoptions are accompanied by a written contract covering health guarantee, spay/neuter agreement, and our rehoming clause.
Do kittens come with registration papers?
Yes — all kittens are TICA-registered. Papers are released after proof of spay/neuter.
Can I breed my kitten?
No. All kittens are placed on pet-only contracts. We do not sell with breeding rights.
Eight steps from inquiry to lifetime support.
We believe a clear, transparent process protects everyone — especially the kitten.
Tell us about your home, lifestyle, and what you hope for in a kitten through our contact form.
A friendly 20-30 minute call (or video chat) to answer your questions and make sure a Scottish Fold is the right fit.
A short written application helps us match the right kitten to the right family.
A $500 non-refundable deposit (applied to the adoption fee) secures your kitten.
Weekly photos, videos, and milestones from birth through pickup day
Balance due at 10 weeks, before final vet check and pickup arrangements.
Kittens go home at 12+ weeks. In-person pickup preferred; in-cabin flight nanny available for select destinations.
We are here for the life of your cat — for questions, milestones, or rehoming support if life ever changes.
Scottish Fold health considerations
Honest education about the breed.
and as a hard ethical line — we only ever pair a fold-eared cat with a straight-eared cat.
This significantly reduces the risk of skeletal disease while preserving the breed's gentle temperament and beloved appearance.
We also screen all breeding cats for cardiac and renal conditions, and we maintain lifetime tracking on every kitten to detect any health trends in our lines.
We are happy to discuss the genetics of the breed in depth with anyone considering a Scottish Fold. If a breeder isn't willing to have that conversation, that is a serious warning sign.
Veterinary partnership
Working with feline specialists.
who reviews every breeding decision and pediatric examination.
Reference letters available upon request from serious adopters.
Documentation
Every kitten goes home with paperwork.
Genetic test reports for parents
Complete vaccination records
Pedigree (TICA)
Microchip registration
Written health guarantee & adoption contract
Health & ethics
The science and care behind every Highland Folds kitten.
Here is exactly how we screen, breed, and care for our cats — with nothing hidden.
What every kitten and parent goes through.
Veterinary examinations
Full pediatric exams at 8 and 12 weeks. Annual screenings for breeding cats including cardiac auscultation and bloodwork.
Genetic testing
PKD, HCM markers, and breed-relevant panels through Wisdom Panel and Optimal Selection Feline.
Vaccinations
FVRCP series following AAFP guidelines. Rabies administered after the kitten leaves us, per state law.
Parasite prevention
Routine deworming on the AAFP pediatric schedule and external parasite prevention as needed.
Routine monitoring
Daily weight tracking for kittens, behavior journaling, and full medical records handed to every adopter.
History and Origins
As the popularity of these cats increased, so did the discussion about their genealogy on the ears fold, and the health risks involving that trait. Regardless of the controversy, Scottish Folds became popular in multiple countries, and continue to be a unique breed worth getting to know for cat lovers around the world.
Personality
Some Scottish Folds are prone to osteochondrodysplasia, a disorder causing abnormal development of cartilage and bones, which can result in mobility and stiffness problems. Routine visits to your veterinarian and awareness of any changes in your cat's mobility, behavior or comfort can help you to know if your cat calls for additional care.
Nutrition and Feeding
An adequate diet is essential for the health of the Scottish Fold. Their diet should contain an adequate proportion of quality protein to maintain muscle tone and will also include other nutrients at a concentration appropriate for each life stage.
Kittens, adult cats and veteran cats all have different nutritional needs and so their food should be suitable for their age. Scottish Folds are prone to gaining too much weight if given more than they need, because of this it is worth considering portion sizes and how much exercise they do in a day.
If you have a Scottish Fold with any sort of joint or mobility issue, please check with your veterinarian for feeding and diet. Your vet will be able to advise what to feed and how much, based on your cat's age size level of activity and other factors.
Grooming and Care
Folds are available in both shortand long-haired coats. Grooming requirements depend on the type of coat and may be as little asonce a week for short-haired FoldsandSeveral times a week for long-haired Folds
Their ears need attention too. Their folded ears should be checked frequently for wax, dirt, redness, or irritation and cleaned only as often as your veterinarian recommends. Never insert anything deep into the ear.
Grooming is just one of the ways you will need to care for your Scottish. Make sure they can have plenty of exercise and stimulation with the options of having toys and scratching posts available to attract them. Also the best way to keep an eye on your cats health is to consult a veterinarian.
Specific Needs
A real concern for some, Scottish Folds can have osteochondrodysplasia, affecting the growth of bones and cartilage. Take your cats to the vet often and learn as much as you can about their health to catch any problems early on.
Training
Litter training and scratching post use should generally be a straightforward business with the Scottish Fold due to its adaptable and easy going nature. Foster a positive relationship with your cat by showing consistency and patience while training.
Need to Know
Important considerations before introducing a Scottish Fold into your home is the breed's unique appearance. The ears of a Scottish Fold are extremely cute, still they do require cleaning and veterinary care. One must also consider possible health problems like cartilage or joint related problems in the future.
Consider recognise the issues surrounding the Scottish Fold's need to have companionship, and be socially involved; providing such a cat with the companionship of her owner is vital. It is rewarding to own a Scottish Fold, providing love and companionship, if her needs are met.
Breeder Cedentials
Meet the Breeder → Rosario Amari
Cattery → Highland Folds
Location → New York, USA
Established → 2013
Contact → 213-268-4022
Health → Veterinary records + applicable testing documentation
Adoption → Written contract + health guarantee
Pickup/Delivery → Clearly explained before payment