Located in the heart of Philadelphia Pennsylvania, we are a family-owned premium cattery that specializes in the majestic and beautiful Siamese, Balinese, and Bengal cats. The founder, April, has dedicated decades of her life to caring for animals and treats every kitten she raises as her own. Established in 2020, Supreme Cattery has since placed dozens of litters of healthy kittens to loving families across the country. To April, the cattery is not just a business—it’s a lifelong passion and a way of life.
Our queens and studs are ethically raised and deeply loved. Each queen has a dedicated breeding period of only 3–4 years before retiring and spending the rest of her life in the loving care of April’s family. Every kitten undergoes thorough health checks after birth and receives all necessary vaccinations and routine deworming. Raised in a home environment alongside dogs, small mammals, amphibians, and children, our kittens are well-adjusted and ready to acclimate to a variety of new family members when they join their forever homes.
Our Breeds
Siamese
Siamese cats are one of the most intelligent and athletic of all domestic cat breeds. They are vocal, affectionate, and fast learning. They have the famous and unique fur coloring around their ears, limbs, and face, known as their "color points". These colors develop over time in response to the temperature variations in their living environments. The Siamese cats are also known for their crisp, ocean blue eyes.
Balinese
Balinese cats are the longer hair variation from the Siamese. They both originate from the same genome and started out in Thailand. The Balinese is anecdotally hypoallergenic, making the perfect pets for families who have allergies. The coat of Balinese cats are soft and luscious, giving them the naturally royal look and fluffy appearance. The Balinese is just as smart and social as the Siamese, with identical blue eyes and unique color points.
Bengal
Bengal cats are known for their lively and energetic temperament. They are highly intelligent and curious, often seeking out interactive play and stimulation. With a strong desire for companionship, Bengals tend to be social and affectionate with their families, forming close bonds. They are famous for their beautiful coat patterns resembling that of leopards. They are quite a sight to see.