This list of Devon Rex breeders includes South Australian as well as interstate and NZ breeders.

All breeders listed are members of the Rex Cat Fanciers of South Australia and registered with a recognised governing body.
However, the club can not make any guarantees about these breeders' kittens.
Everyone looking at purchasing a kitten from ANY breeder (also any breed) should take care when selecting a kitten.
Please read the "Guidelines on what to look for in a kitten" at the end of this page.

Eva Sherriff

Cattery prefix: Evash

(08) 8186 3586

email Eva

"Eva's Web Page"

Evash Cattery (SA)

Evash Devon Rex Cattery was founded in 1990.

Our kittens are raised with plenty of love and attention (even when they pull my flowers out of the vase, or steal my hair ties right when I need them or …) They are carted around by my children, so are very out-going and affectionate – the way a Devon is meant to be and are taught by their mothers from a very early age to pull our poor Staffy into line.
Our cats and kittens have always done well at shows, winning this cattery many end-of-year awards over the years including GCCF of SA Group 3 Breeder of the Year award for 2002 & 2003.
We breed solid colours, bi-colours, spotted and classic tabbies, pointed and mink Devon Rex in a huge range of colours. Our kittens are bred for quality, type, health and temperament. Please visit my website to find out more details about our cattery or email/phone me for friendly advice or to have any questions answered.

Deb &

Steve Hall

Cattery prefix: Rabeskah

(08) 8262 6001
Northfield

Email Deb

Rabeskah Devons (SA)

"Purr-sonality Plus"

Relatively new to breeding cats, we have kept our numbers low with only limited litters a year, and bring up our kittens in the family environment, making healthy happy kittens ready for their new homes with loving owners.

It is our aim to breed Devons of true physical type without compromising on the fabulous temperament and character that really makes a Devon the wonderful cat that they are. Put that together with their truly low allergenic coat and we reckon you couldn't ask for anything better.

Sharon Parker

Cattery prefix: Amikatt

(08) 85724626

email Sharon

Amikatt Cattery (SA)

Amikatt Cattery……. Loving Home of Devon Rex Cats and Kittens
I am a country breeder and have been breeding Devon Rex’s for the past 3 years.
We currently have 6 breeding queens and 3 studs.
We at Amikatt pride ourselves on breeding extremely well socialised healthy Devons true to type. In a fantastic assortment of colours and coat pattens
All kittens are raised in the house in a loving family environment. I have 4 children so all our baby’s are extremely smoochie and loving.
All Amikatt baby’s are vaccinated, desexed, wormed and complete vet check at 10-11 weeks of age before leaving for there new homes at 12 weeks.
Kittens are available most of the year and orders are most welcome, please feel free to email or phone me.

Betty Payne

Prefix: Pyret

08 95250071

e-mail Betty

Pyret Cattery (WA)

Pyret Cattery came into being in the early 1970's in Spearwood, Western Australia, with Burmese and Siamese, and shortly after I started with the Russians. I spent many years on a breeding programme with my Black Russians and finally, after about five long years got both the White and Black Russians accepted in Western Australia

I started breeding Devons 25 years ago and am still breeding them. When I first started, we had lots of coat problems, but I can honestly say, that with careful breeding, we rarely have coat problems now.

I am an Allbreeds judge with F.C.C.W.A. which is affiliated with A.C.F. I spent 20 years on the F.C.C. Council, 7 years of those as Secretary and Delegate to the A.C.F. Conferences. I am currently the Secretary of the R.A.R.E (Rex, Abyssinian, Russian Enthusiasts) and have always been involved in Clubs in an executive capacity since I came into the Cat Fancy.

I think Devons are a very special little cat, and hope to be involved with them for many years to come.

Crinklewood Cattery (NSW)

 

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• Don't buy a kitten on impulse, no matter how cute it is.
• Don't buy a kitten from a show or pet shop. It is much better to visit the breeder at home, so you can see where the kitten has grown up. You will be able to see one or both parents, so as to have a better idea what the kitten will look like when it's grown up.
• The breeder should be willing to take his/her time to talk to you about the breed and how to care for it. Don't feel bad to ask lots of questions!
• The living area of the kitten should be clean (this doesn't mean each litter tray has to be spotless) & not overcrowded with too many cats.
• Kittens should be in good condition: not skinny; no rashes; they should not have runny noses or eyes (not to be confused with 'sleep') or be sneezing regularly.
• Check the kitten's temperament: they should be happy to be handled, not be timid or hissing; be alert and inquisitive. Kittens should be raised with a lot of human contact, not in a secluded area where they don't get much attention. Handling by people from an early age is vital in their socialization.
• Kittens are generally allowed to go to their new homes at 10-12 weeks of age. They should have had at least one vaccination (make sure to visit your vet to finish the vaccination course) and be wormed. Kittens may already be desexed when leaving the breeder. If not, remember to do this at the age of 4-6 months!
• If you are interested in showing, remember that a breeder cannot guarantee how a cat will do on the show bench.