The Cheshire CatS

Dear Friend, 

Welcome to our page. Lionsheart Cattery  where a dream comes true, is specializes in breeding, Rare Bloodlines of the Original Cheshire Cats. The important features of this old  breed includes short, crispy, plush coat, copper-gold round eyes, heavy, solid body with impressive muscle mass and a compact sturdy physique. The breed standard also describes British Shorthair as a cobby type cat who is comprised of a compact body, a deep chest, short legs, and a big broad round head with chubby cheeks. The British Shorthair was given the moniker “The Bulldog of cats” due to the appearance. Folks who are looking to get one of our beautiful rare type of Cheshire Cat; this is the right page to find a Pedigreed British Shorthair to become your new family member. Please feel free to contact us by email or phone.

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Lionsheart Cattery cats are highly titled. We have TICA Best in Show Winners  - at The International Cat Association in the United States and abroad. 

Our cats are recognized throughout the world and are the most prominent representatives of their breed. They have been acclaimed for their exceptional health, well-being, sweet affectionate personalities and their amazing short, dense, crispy, plush coat texture. Lionsheart Cattery strictly selects animals according to their pedigree and pays special attention to the purity of bloodlines to maintain the traditional look of the Cheshire cat. The kittens  of Lionsheart Cattery are properly vaccinated, micro-chipped. We provide a health certificate from our Doctor along with the purchase contract. Our Kittens are trained to scratching posts and litter-boxes and are ready to go to their new homes at the age of 4 months.

We love cats. We found British Shorthair particularly  fascinating and affectionate. With good reason been termed: The Aristocrat of Shorthairs. This is one of the oldest cat breeds. The British Shorthair is an easy-going cat. They are generally very easy to take care, are friendly and kind cats, make excellent house pets and get along  quite well with everyone, especially kids, who they can play with all day! The British Shorthair have become increasingly popular in the film  and commercial industry as these are some of the easier cats to teach new tricks. They do appreciate the company of another cat with the same temperament.  You may consider having two British Shorthair cats as they will totally  enjoy each other’s company.