Little Bell Cattery

09/08/2026

Meet our newest members to the Littlebell family!!
😸 Thomas ( Seal Point Siamese) has been outsourced. He brings totally unrelated lines that are also top quality. He is a very handsome boy but he isn't a fan of photos. He loves to have a good conversation and a big pat 🐈💙
😸 Littlebell Arianna (Chocolate Burmese) We decided to keep Arianna as her mum Luella will be retiring soon. Arianna has the looks but she also has such a gentle and affectionate nature like her mum 🐈💜

17/07/2026

This weekend our gorgeous litter of Burmese will be leaving us to start their next chapter in life with their new families. Good luck beautiful Kitties. You are all going to bring so much love and joy to your new families 😻💜🐈💙🐈

06/07/2026

At the end of this week, our last 2 Tonkinese will be heading off to their new homes. These 2 boys are very active and playful. They don't stay still, so taking a decent photo of them has proved very difficult but they have the best personalities 😸💙🐈💚

01/07/2026

This morning another one of our beautiful Tonkinese babies will be heading off to Canberra to live her best life with a lovely family. Good luck beautiful Honey. You will settle in no time with your beautiful personality 💗😻🐈💜

27/06/2026

This morning we said bye to 3 of our beautiful fur-babies. Dobby (Oriental) and Tonks (Tonkinese) have gone to a beautiful home together. Also Sunbeam (Tonkinese) has also gone to a loving home. They are going to bring lots of happiness to their new families. Little kitties were worried when leaving here. 😻💜💚🐈

13/06/2026

💛 Little Cookie has found her fur-ever home!

Our beautiful little Cookie is waiting for a fur-ever home to call hers. She is a Burmese - Chocolate Cream Tortie. This sweet kitty will be ready to go in about 5 weeks time. Please get in touch for more information 0421 830 261 😸🐈💜🥰

25/05/2026

Just a warning for everyone who owns cats/kittens and the importance of keeping your cats indoors and up to date with vaccinations. This is also one of the reasons why we don't allow anyone to come and see our kittens until vaccinated 🐈

𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐜𝐚𝐭 𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐬 - Panleukopenia is now actively spreading in the Shoalhaven area.

Panleukopenia is a highly contagious disease with a very low survival rate in unvaccinated cats and kittens. It is the cat strain of the deadly parvovirus seen in dogs.

It was all but eradicated in Australia up until about ten years ago before low vaccination rates led to an increase in cases. It started in Victoria, made its way up to Sydney and in the last 18 months has been making its way down the South Coast.

We have now had confirmed cases in Bomaderry, Nowra, Tomerong and recently as far south as Conjola Park.

We strongly urge all cat owners to make sure their cats are up to date with their annual F3 vaccination. Prevention is your cats best chance of surviving this deadly disease.

16/05/2026

We have some babies searching for their fur-ever homes.

🐈 2 Female Burmese - Brown and a Chocolate Cream Tortie 💜

🐈 2 Male Tonkinese - Chocolate mink and a Chocolate tabby point 💙

😸 Plz get in touch for more information 0421 830 261

11/05/2026

This week, our little Burmilla's Alfie and Penny will be starting their next chapter in life with their new families. Although the little Blue tipped girl - Penny will be staying within our family, so we will continue to get to see her. These kittens have been a joy to watch grow and develop. This is our last litter of Burmilla's 😻❤️🐈💙🥰

08/05/2026

⚠️ MOTHER’S DAY WARNING FOR CAT OWNERS ⚠️

If you’re giving flowers to a cat mum this Mother’s Day, please read below.

Lilies can KILL cats. Even a tiny amount, a nibble of a flower or leaf, a lick of pollen from their fur or floor, or even drinking the vase water, can cause sudden, fatal kidney failure.

Every year, emergency vets see tragic cases after well-meaning flower deliveries arrive in homes with cats.

Lilies may be beautiful, but for cats they are one of the most dangerous plants there is.

🚫 Why they’re so risky:
• All parts of true lilies (Lilium and Hemerocallis species) are toxic, including the petals, leaves, stems, pollen and vase water.
• Symptoms can begin within hours: vomiting, drooling, lethargy, loss of appetite.
• Without urgent veterinary treatment, many cats do not survive.
• Even brushing past the flowers can be dangerous if pollen sticks to the coat and is licked off later.

If you’re ordering flowers for someone with cats, please ask for NO lilies in the bouquet.

And if you have cats yourself, the safest option is to never L keep lilies in your home or garden.

One small choice could save a cat’s life this Mother’s Day.

Please share far and wide 🐈🐾