KoTajscy
breeding of thai cats
breeding of thai cats
About us
The company of cats brings people a lot of pleasure. It was my mom (and her mom before her) who passed down this priceless knowledge to us. In our house, there have always been cats – strays, shelter-adopted ones, and one thoroughbred cat. Why was it a Thai cat? Because when my mom was six years old, she was gifted with a Thai cat, and since then, she had never seen such a smart, beautiful, dedicated, and unconditionally loving being.
When the pandemic came and we were locked in our houses, we didn’t have any four-legged friends. I wanted to fill that void not only with someone with whom I would share my space, emotions, and every free moment but also someone with whom I would experience the moment that my mom had told me about so many times – kitten birth. I dreamed of a girl who, in the future, would become a mom to those adorable, funny marshmallows that are kittens. It turned out not to be so simple! At first, I read a lot about different breeds – I liked many of them – however, none of them had the personality that would go along with royal beauty, health, and longevity, which are associated with Thai cats. We started looking for a cattery that would entrust us with a non-sterilized girl, and this is where the adventure started. According to Polish law, we had to register a cattery and find out what came with it – at least theoretically. And we were in! All of us, the whole family…
breeding of thai cats
And it started like this...
Our first girl – Mimi – comes from the Smart Sara*PL cattery, to which we are grateful not only for our amazing new family member but also for loads of knowledge and support. Soon after, Phoebe joined us from the Pure Blue*PL cattery – and later on, Boreas, a handsome boy from the Czech cattery Dark Paws*CZ. Here we have to thank Tereza Moravcowa – collaboration with her has been a milestone in the process of expanding our cattery-knowledge.
Today, we can say with certainty that coexisting with our cat family, in accordance with the standards of the Polish Felinological Association that works on behalf of the World Cat Federation, is not a piece of cake. A lot of work and duties come with it. Nevertheless, the company of cats brings us so much joy that it is definitely worth it. Our kittens fill our home with everything that brings people the feeling of sense, belonging, and happiness of “here and now.” We are simply a cat-human clowder that lives in a pleasant symbiosis.
