SingaNeko Singapura Breeding UK

13/07/2025

After various let downs by people who were going to have this duo, then ghosting us, they are still available and ready to go. An accidental mating with part Singapura, Abyssinian and Bi Coloured tabby moggy.

Mum is Rosie the Abyssinian x Singapura and dad is the handsome Macchiato, a bi colour tabby.

Available as pets only.

Born 4th March 2025.

Can go together or separately.

Pankeki is very agile, active, on the go and loves watching and chatting to the birds in the catio, loves any ball or small mouse toy, likes to sleep near you in the bed,can be a little timid with first time meetings new people but now will watch from the side till she feels confident in the new toy or person and proceeds with caution. Treats, feathers on a stick and laser lights are great ways to break through her barrier.

Tayaki is smaller, more Singapura built and a little ball of affection and mischief always on the go climbing curtains chasing balls etc. She wants to sleep as close to you as possible.

Both likes to be in the same room as their humans.

Please apply via WhatsApp

04/07/2025

Happy 4th birthday Min Joó (for yesterday). I forgot to.upload your photos but you sure enjoyed your birthday breakfast. All your favourite treats in one go. You were born on the 2nd of July (just before midnight) but your siblings were 3rd of July se we celebrate it on the 3rd when you were registered.

29/06/2025

Tamakii loves corn on the cob. She purrs a lot too whenchasing otger cat's tails and loves her breakfast. Yesterday she stole a tomatoes flavoured corn bite from the packet and ate the whole one. She loves cuddles, climbs curtains, and chase balls throughout the house.

Available due to time wasters 3rd time around.

23/06/2025

We have 2 Singapura F1 accidental outcross female kittens available. Beautiful girls with great purr-sonalities

Despite the accidental outcross they definitely look and act more like Singapura than ticked tabby moggie. Small in comparison with moggies their age, on a par with Singapura kittens, and real little curtain climbers, inquisitive, full of cuddles and mischief.

Both are ready to go to the right home.

Please message me or call 07432 678838 after 4pm for enquiries.

Can ship to Europe or bring to the GCCF Progressive Singapura Cat Club Show in Thornbury Leisure Centre (Bristol).

05/05/2025

Tayaki and Pankēki, our first little unplanned surprise outcross litter, born 4th March 2025, are growing fast and will be ready for new homes in about 3 weeks.

The girls are both very confident and if there was ever any doubt that they would have any Singapura genes, I can assure you, their personalities, are definitely Singapura. Comparing them to the little moggies I reared from 1 week old last year, these guys are definitely Singa inside. Inquisitive, playful, robust, curtain climbers, cheeky hide and seek to grab your feet, shoulder riders, cuddle bugs, heat seekers (sleeps under the duvet with me) and mischievousness helpers always trying to get involved in anything.

Tayaki has her mum Rosie (Abby X Singapura) colouring, ticked tabby with red patches, and Singapura cheeta lines. Small athletic built and confident yet very patient and tolerant too.

Pankēki is a tiny bit more reserved on first acquaintance but quickly seeks you out for play, run up to you for cuddles and will be vocal if she feels lost. She has her dad's white belly but otherwise built like her mum and Singapura grandmother.

Both girls loves to run on the . Their mum is an avid cat wheel enthusiast and they saw her daily on it whilst in the kitten room.

Both loves their food, loves to climb high, jump high and seems to have no limitations to what they won't try.

Whilst bonded they get on very well with all the other cats in the house and took great care of their younger half siblings from early on.

I'd like them rehomed together or in a household with other pets.

They must be indoor cats and are pet only. Not for breeding.

When they go to a new family they will have a personalised bag with food, treats, toys, vet vaccinations record, a letter outlining their routines, favourite food and toys and the dates of their last worm and flea treatment.

Contact us by messenger and complete the waiting list being specific in which of the girls you are interested, or if happy to take both. Also provide as much information about your household, other pets, hobbies, access to cat sitters whilst on holidays etc

04/05/2025

Our younger accidental outcross litter, 3 girls and a boy are fast catching up with their bigger sisters, and enjoy chasing them around the hose and copying their mischievousness.

Wasabi, our only male, a chunky monkey who loves food, has an abundance of confidence, no fear, except maybe for the Hoover.

Sushi, the smallest of the litter, but by no means one to be scared of anything. Just like her brother she loves her food and is always first at the breakfast bowl, and will often be seen there last too, as she cleans up every morsel of Royal Canin Baby mouse mixed with KRM. The Darkest colour kitten of the 4.

Very chatty, loves interacting with humans, and good at making her needs known.

Tamaki, is slightly more reserved than her siblings, and prefer to check things out from the side line, until she feels confident enough to join in. Once she joins 'the party' with a new toy or experience, she commits whole heartedly and there are no signs of any reserve.

Sashimi, our smallest of the lighter kittens knows what she wants or don't want, and will make her needs known. Not too keen on wet food yet but happy to pick it off your fingers. She's the most chilled of all and probably also the bravest, as she does not run away from the Hoover, but watches it from a distance.

A few photos here but lots more in the Album on our page.

They will be available to go to new families as pets only in 7 weeks. Just like Pankēki and Tayaki they will have their own bag of goodies accompanying them.

04/05/2025

Paolo invited a few friends for dinner again.

19/04/2025

Photos from the past 2 weeks. Ten days cagoule I placed Min Joó and her babies in a small pen in my room to give the babies more space to walk and run. They progressed so well that I brought Rosie's older two in to play with them. All kittens were accepting of each other and all three mums happy with the arrangement so I moved them all to the kitten room yesterday to be together. The mums tell me when they want in or out, giving each other breaks and the kittens have already, aged 3 weeks, started using the litter trays and eating kitten mouse mixed with KRM in between nursing.

Needles to say I have spent a significant amount 9f time with them instead of working. Lol

19/04/2025

Our two accidental litters of outcross babies are growing fast and will soon be looking for new homes.

Tayaki and Pankēki, the 1st litter, are fully toilet trained already and the younger litter have some who are on solids already, and some who are using the litter tray well already. They are called Sushi (blue collar), Sashimi (purple), Tamaki (yellow) and Wasabi (green- the only boy of 6 kittens).

Here's little Wasabi, the only male, cleaning himself after dinner tonight.
Above him is Tayaki, older half sister also having a wash. Shes missing some fur on the neck where her very anxious first time mum pulled it out during over grooming.

02/04/2025

Niji continues to recover from her ordeal and she has been sharing Min Joó's babies to console her. A friend kindly created a fundraiser to help me with the unexpected costs of the vet bill. Please do not judge, and scroll by. But if you can help it will be much appreciated. xx

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/emergency-vet-treatment

31/03/2025

I hate to ask, but this unplanned pregnancy, and subsequent traumatic labour resulted in me having a bill just under £3000 can not afford. My friend created a fundraiser I'm sharing here in the event anyone can help. I truly appreciate the donations already received towards her surgery and vet treatment.

Please help raise funds to pay unexpected Emergency Vet Fees for Niji (29/30 March 25, not covered by her insurance.

31/03/2025

Sadly Niji's litter didn't make it as she ran into trouble during labour and had to be rushed to the vets where she had a C-section. She was spayed at the same time as they found some irregularities with one of the uterine horns.

She's recovering well at home, and are very protective of Min Joó's babies. Fortunately Min Joó is very tolerant and let her help parent and nurse the kittens, now a week old. I had another peek today and believe our purple collar is a girl and not a boy as initially thought. So 3 girls and 2 boys fir Min Joó.

At the same time Rosie and her two are doing well. They are now almost 4 weeks old, and I discovered today, that Tayaki is indeed a girl too, and not a boy. So two girls for Rosie. They had their first taste of solids today and seemed undecided.

The kittens will be available after they are 12 weeks old and had all their vaccines and microchips. A reminder that they are accidental outcross Singapura kittens.