We keep few cats, so that we can actually keep them

WeLuvCat started in 2019 with two cats and a notebook. That notebook is now this website.

Keeping few cats per generation is a deliberate constraint. A cat that genuinely lives in a home needs space, needs a person's time, and needs someone who notices the day it stops eating. Scale takes all three away at once.

How the cats live

Every cat lives in the same house we do, as part of the family. There is no separate cattery building — only rooms and areas divided up by cat and by age.

They are kept indoors, air-conditioned around the clock.

Why the whole tree is published

The chart on this site is not limited to cats we bred. It includes the ones we took in and the ones whose background we do not know. Where there is no pedigree, it says so. Where the parents are unknown, it says that too.

Registrations

The cattery's primary registry is WCF (World Cat Federation). Registration sits with the cattery rather than with individual cats — the number shown on the home page is the cattery's, and replaces the "-" once it has been issued.

About cat shows

We are in Chiang Mai, and most shows are held in Bangkok. Taking a cat that far is not something we can do often, so we rarely compete.

What comes next

We intend to stay this size.

What we would rather do than grow is make the Maine Coon better known in Chiang Mai, and show people how to raise one that is happy — not one raised for the show bench.

A cat that leaves here should be affectionate, even-tempered and healthy. Those three matter more to us than anything else.

Getting in touch

For questions about kittens or lineage, the cattery's Facebook page is the fastest route. We are slowest to reply when there is a new litter, which is also when most people write.