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Waiting List

Why a Waiting List?

Today, CDiamonds kittens live with loving families across continents — from Europe to America, from Australia to the far North — each carrying a small piece of our heart. Because we receive many inquiries, we maintain a paid waiting list (€200) to ensure only seriously interested families apply. This fee will later be deducted from the purchase price when you choose your kitten.

How We Choose Families

We review inquiries carefully, focusing on a proper introduction, suitable living conditions, and a respectful relationship with the breeder. Our goal is to find the perfect match for each kitten.

What Is the Waiting List?

The waiting list is for families who wish to receive a kitten of a specific color or from specific parents.

By joining the waiting list, you secure priority notification when kittens matching your request are born.

Waiting List Fee

The waiting list fee is €200.

This fee places you in the queue for your chosen color or breeding pair and guarantees that you will be contacted first when suitable kittens are born.

When Kittens Are Born

As soon as the kittens are born and colors become visible, families on the waiting list are contacted in order.

You will have the first right to choose and reserve your kitten.

Reservation Stage

Reservation begins only after the kitten is chosen.

The reservation payment is 50% of the kitten’s price. This confirms that the kitten is reserved exclusively for you.

Updates After Reservation

After reservation, you will receive regular photos and videos showing how your kitten grows and develops.

We stay in contact until your kitten is ready to go to their new home.

Final Steps

The second half will be paid once the kitten is 15–16 weeks old. Kittens leave at 4–5 months old, microchipped, vaccinated (two times against panleukopenia and cat-flu + rabies), and with a veterinary health certificate.

📝 Waiting List

Fill in this form and we will contact you. ⚠️ The waiting list deposit is non-refundable. Adopting a kitten is a long-term responsibility (15–20 years). Please consider carefully.

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