Welcome to Kucinta Birmans.

Kucinta is the name of the mascot in Singapore and means the Love Cat.

My cats live in the house and are on roster with those in their carpeted kennels. The stud has his own pad. Kittens are reared underfoot to ensure they are social little fellows. I have been breeding since the year 2000 and my preference is the seal point which appears to be the original colour. Other colours are often available.

I am an accountant (run off my feet) and the cats are my special hobby. I still live in the bush, surrounded by State Forest on three sides and World Heritage Wildlife Park at the back in the beautiful Highland Country of Tasmania not too far from Deloraine and Launceston. A beautiful property with lots of wildlife, scrub and rock escarpments. No Bungi Jummping Cats though. The Cattery surrounds the house as a double glazed glass enclosed verandah and cats have access through the dining room door on rotation. They are not allowed outside to upset the birds, nor the snakes that live further out. I take them for walks on leads sometimes. 

All kittens are reared in our house as members of the family. When the kittens leave home to bond with their new family, they will be 10 weeks old, desexed, weaned, vaccinated, vet checked, healthy, litter trained and with a written guarantee.

Birmans will move into your family and life without any problems, they will even get to love the dog. Just ask Henry (Shepherd) and Boo Boo (Chow Chow). 

Living in Grafton NSW is Kato pictured on his first birthday.