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We are a small cattery raising all of our kittens underfoot and lovingly socializing them for their forever homes. We offer some of the most beautiful and sought after Traditional Siamese and Balinese kittens in United States. Kittens leave home tested for FeLV/FIV, vaccinated, parasite treated and come with a Health Contract. Our goal at Siamese Royalty is to raise high-end, low coefficient, imported bloodlines which produce greater genetic diversity than typically found in United States.

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The British Queen Victoria (1837-1901) gave a giant boost to the popularity of the pedigreed cat, particularly the Siamese Cat. She was completely charmed when she saw her first Siamese at a cat show towards the end of the nineteenth century.  Later adopting a few of the earliest imports herself.

Queen Elizabeth II was given a seal point, kitten named Corsham Royal Boy, as a wedding present to celebrate her marriage to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh,

Queen Alexandra is photographed while holding her Siamese cat aboard the royal yacht.

President Rutherford B. Hayes was given a seal point called Siam in 1879.  Siam was the first ever 'ambassador' of the breed to the USA.

A Cat Fit For Kings And The Rich And Famous

Princess Victoria a member of the British Royal Family, the fourth child and second daughter of Edward VII, holding a Siamese cat on the royal yacht around 1914.

Left to Right: Former British Prime Minister Harold Wilson's wife, Mary, photographed at Downing Street London with pet Siamese, "Nemo".

"Misty" joined the Carter family during the 1976 campaign and spent all four years of the President's term living in the White House.

On screen, picture of Elizabeth Montgomery holding her Siamese “Zip Zap”, in episode “Cats Meow”.

Vivian Leigh adored Siamese cats. "Boy" and "Poo Jones" were two of several Siamese cats that Vivian owned in her various homes.  "Poo Jones", her Siamese, was near to her side when she passed away. To the right: Laurence Olivier holding one of Vivian's Siamese cats.

Princess Michael Of Kent with Her Pet Siamese.

Elizabeth Taylor relaxing by her pool possibly holding "Jeepers Creepers", also adored and owned several Siamese cats.

Mason was a devoted animal lover, particularly Siamese cats. He and his wife, Pamela Mason, co-authored the book

The Cats in Our Lives, which was published in 1949. James Mason wrote most of the book and also illustrated it. In

The Cats in Our Lives he recounted humorous and sometimes touching tales of their Siamese cats " Sadie and Flower Face".

Olivia De Havilland, holding "Chauncey", and is said to have loved and owned many Siamese cats over the years.

John Lennon with his Siamese Cat.

Jane Fonda exercising & cuddling with one of her Siamese cats.

Gone with the Wind's Clark Gable and his cat.

Errol Flynn and his Seal Pt Siamese cat Bes Mudi, the boat's mascot, on board on the Zaca 1947.  

Kim Novak playing with some nine Siamese cats who performed with her in “Bell, Book and Candle.” Holding one of her Siamese cats "Pyewacket".

James Dean with his Siamese cat "Marcus", a gift from Elizabeth Taylor.

Ali MacGraw movie promo for 'Love Story' 1970 as Jennifer Cavalleri with her Siamese cat.

Actress Ginger Rogers holding Pyewacket with her fifth husband actor William Marshall, goofing around during the filming of Bell Book and Candle.

"Ramadhipati IV" was a present dynasty of Siamese cats that have been pets  in the Greer Garson  home, formerly in England and now in California.

Paul Newman with his Siamese cat, “Beppski”.

Marilyn Monroe holding a Siamese cat on the set of Let's Make Love

Sophia Loren with her pet Siamese

Cary Grant walking his pet Siamese.

Ava Gardner at her Hollywood Home with her twin Siamese pets.

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