Meet the breeder
‍Emma Sinclair

For me, raising kittens is not just about re-homing them. Each one has a personality, unique behaviors and requirements, and that stuff matters when you are trying to find a good match for them.

I observe each kitten before I let it go so I can honestly describe its personality, how it's developing, and what care it needs. I also think it's important that buyers are able to ask simple questions about the kitten's health, veterinarian history parents nutrition, maturity, and adjustment to a new environment.

Once I do have a kitten available I can tell potential new owners what I know about that specific animal rather than giving a stock answer about the breed. Questions about vaccinations, Vet check feeding grooming, character and method of transportation can be asked before a decision is made.

For someone who is considering purchasing a Scottish Fold as a pet I would direct them to do a little reading on the health side of the breed as I feel it is also important that first and foremost they know about the what is genetically causing these folded ears.
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All I want to do is demystify the process, be straight with people and try to find the right homes for the kittens I have.
** Emma Sinclair**