Kitten placements
We manage the customer-facing adoption journey with participating independent breeders, coordinating questions, reservations, payment, documentation, and handoff planning.
Explore available kittensOUR PURPOSE, IN PLAIN WORDS
A managed purebred-kitten adoption and breeder network.
Charing Cross Cats LLC helps families find and welcome home purebred kittens through a structured, customer-focused adoption process. We work with selected independent breeders who raise kittens in their own care, while our team manages the customer-facing journey and coordinates the parties and steps involved.
Get to know us
A cat-firstpoint of view ✳BREEDER NETWORK · RESCUE · EDUCATION
WHO WE ARE
We stay involved beyond the first listing.
Charing Cross Cats LLC is the company behind Charing Cross Cats. We are not simply a directory where a customer finds a breeder and is then left to arrange everything independently. When a family chooses a kitten through Charing Cross, our team remains involved throughout the applicable adoption process.
Depending on the kitten and transaction, our work can include customer communication, explaining the kitten’s listing and availability, managing reservations, collecting and processing customer payments, reviewing customer information, coordinating matching and approval, working with the breeder on documentation, coordinating health records and transportation, and administering applicable post-sale support and written guarantees.
The kitten is raised and cared for by the independent breeder identified on that kitten’s listing. Charing Cross does not represent itself as the breeder of every kitten in its network. The specific ownership, custody, breeder relationship, and transfer arrangements are governed by the agreements for the individual transaction and applicable law.
THREE CONNECTED PATHS
How we help cat people
Focused destinations keep different needs clear and show you what to expect from each path.
Rescue listings
Rescue is a separate program. The shelter, rescue group, foster network, or partner named in each profile is responsible for that animal’s application and placement process.
Explore rescue listingsCat-care education
Our articles help families prepare for life with a cat and learn about breed traits and everyday care. Clinical advice comes from licensed veterinary professionals.
Read cat-care guidesOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH BREEDERS
Independent breeders raise the kittens in their care.
We select breeders for participation based on information, documentation, practices, and standards relevant to responsible breeding and kitten placement. Our relationship with each breeder is governed by arrangements between Charing Cross and that breeder.
Breeder information is presented to help prospective customers understand where a kitten comes from, who raises it, and what information is available about its background and care. Individual breeders, breeds, litters, and kittens differ, so health testing, registration, pedigree information, veterinary records, and other characteristics are identified on the applicable listing or adoption documentation rather than assumed to be identical for every kitten.
See how the adoption process worksKnow who raised the kitten
The breeder identified on the listing raises and cares for the kitten while it remains in that breeder’s care.
Know who guides your adoption
Charing Cross manages the customer-facing process and coordinates the applicable parties and requirements.
Know which details apply
Ask about the specific kitten’s records, reservation, payment, transportation, and written terms before committing.
HEALTH & VETERINARY CARE
Clear records, with clinical care in the right hands.
Charing Cross Cats is not a veterinary clinic and does not provide veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Veterinary examinations, vaccinations, testing, diagnoses, treatment, and other clinical services are performed by appropriately licensed veterinary professionals when applicable. Our role is to coordinate and document the veterinary and health requirements that apply to the adoption process.
Depending on the kitten, breed, age, breeder, veterinary recommendations, and applicable purchase documentation, health information may include:
- Veterinary examination or clearance before release
- Age-appropriate vaccination information
- Health records and applicable health testing
- Genetic testing where it has been performed
- Other veterinary or transportation documentation
Not every test applies to every kitten. Specific examinations, tests, registrations, pedigree details, and health certifications represented for a kitten should be identified in its listing or adoption documentation. Ask your own veterinarian to review records and advise you about ongoing care.
OUR APPROACH TO RESPONSIBLE BREEDING
Welfare and appropriate placement matter.
We believe responsible purebred breeding has a place when it is conducted with genuine attention to animal welfare, health, temperament, appropriate placement, and long-term responsibility.
We do not support
- Kitten mills or neglectful and inhumane breeding environments
- Deliberate misrepresentation of a kitten’s health or pedigree
- Unnecessary breeding without regard for animal welfare
- Impulse-driven placement practices
- Lack of transparency about a kitten’s origin or care
Our breeder network is intended to give families a more structured way to find purebred kittens and to connect responsible breeders with customers who understand that welcoming a kitten is a long-term commitment.
WHAT WE STAND FOR
A responsible process is built on trust.
These principles guide how we communicate with families and coordinate the process.
Transparency
Customers should understand the people, process, costs, responsibilities, and documentation involved before they commit.
Responsible placement
A kitten is not a commodity. Placement should consider the kitten and the household receiving it.
Breeder accountability
Independent breeders remain responsible for raising their kittens and providing accurate information about their care and background.
Health & documentation
Health claims should be supported by applicable veterinary records, testing, and documentation rather than vague promises.
Clear communication
Customers should know who to contact, what happens next, and what to expect throughout the adoption.
Long-term welfare
Our responsibility does not end at payment confirmation. We want families to understand the commitment of bringing a kitten home.
CHARING CROSS AND RESCUE
Two programs, with separate responsibilities.
Our purebred-kitten adoption network and rescue resources are separate programs. Commercial kittens are raised by participating breeders and follow the managed adoption process described here. Rescue animals are handled through the rescue organizations, shelters, foster networks, or partners responsible for those animals and their placements. Each rescue profile identifies the organization and explains how to proceed.
See rescue cats and their next stepsWHY DOES THE WEBSITE SAY “CAT CLINIC”?
The domain’s history is separate from today’s business.
The domain was previously associated with a feline veterinary clinic in Canada. The clinic’s history belongs to the former owner. The current business operating through the domain is Charing Cross Cats LLC, a Delaware limited liability company operating its customer-facing business from Florida. The current business is not a veterinary practice. “Cat Clinic” remains in the domain because of its history; it does not describe the services offered by Charing Cross Cats today. We explain that history openly to avoid confusion about who we are.
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CompanyCharing Cross Cats LLCBusiness address10231 Hammocks Blvd, Miami, FL 33196, USAOperationsFlorida
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