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About Us
ALL ABOUT OUR LOVE FOR SCOTTISH FOLDS
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ScottishFoldsMiami is a small cattery in the heart of South Florida registered with TICA. Our small cattery is committed to the health and quality of your new pet and all kittens are raised indoors. From our small beginnings, we've accomplished to help many new pet parents go home with their new furr-baby. We are pleased to serve our clients in and out of Florida and offer delivery via American Airlines (ask for details) in order to make your buying experience a pleasant and easy one.
Scottish Folds, Munchkins and Coons are beautiful, fluffy, loving, playful and adorable breeds with unforgettable expressions. They are people friendly and usually the center of attention. The best part is that they are chill and like lap dogs. Once you sit down, they come and come to you for attention! Because our kittens are raised in home with children, visitors and a dog, our kittens are super friendly and playful.
The History of Scottish Folds
In 1961 a shepherd by the name of William Ross spotted the first known Scottish Fold cat at a farm near Coupar Angus in the Tayside Region of Scotland, Northwest of Dundee. The breed developed from a kitten named Susie found near a barn with folded ears giving the impression of a pixie or teddy bear.
By 1978 the Scottish Fold had captured the hearts of American cat lovers and was granted Championship status by The Cat Fanciers’ Association.
There are 2 types of Scottish Folds, the Folded ear and the Straight ear. The Folded ear comes from an incomplete dominate gene that resulted in a spontaneous mutation causing the folded ears.
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All Scottish Folds are born with straight ears. After 3 or 4 weeks their ears will start to fold or stay straight. 2 folded ears cannot be breed together as it will cause all kinds of deformities and can even cause death. Scottish Folds must be bred with a Straight ear. It’s also impossible to predict which kittens have the folded ears.
