QUEEN*S PEARL

• Document on the kitten’s origin (metric or pedigree);
• Veterinary passport;
• Instructions from the breeder;
• Information on kitten care from the breeder and on the HOME AMULET website;

• Prevented from helminths;
• Vaccinated;
• Chipped;
• Trained to the litter box and scratching post;
• Properly socialized and accustomed to hands;

We offer four distinct shipping methods to make bringing your new furry friend home as convenient as possible:

Air Cargo Delivery – $550

Our Air Cargo Delivery option allows for a smooth journey to your closest airport equipped with American Airlines facilities. We take care of all flight arrangements and provide you with essential details for a seamless kitten collection process. Just remember to bring your ID and the AWB number to the airline’s facility.

Please note that Air Cargo Delivery is not available for Exotic Shorthair, Persian, and Burmese breeds. For these breeds, we recommend car delivery or nanny-assisted delivery.

Additionally, this method may not be suitable if temperatures at any location are above 85°F or below 25°F.

Road Transportation – Starting at $100

For nearby locations, our Road Transportation service allows us to deliver your kitten directly to your home. Pricing varies based on the delivery distance, starting at $100 for locations within 50 miles of our facility.

Nanny-Assisted Delivery – Starting at $900

With our Nanny-Assisted Delivery service, our dedicated courier personally accompanies your kitten, ensuring its care and comfort throughout the journey. The cost for this option starts at $900, though exceptions may apply based on the destination.

Personal Door-to-Door Delivery – Starting at $1,250

Our comprehensive Personal Door-to-Door Delivery service covers all states and utilizes various modes of transportation to bring your kitten directly to your doorstep. The price starts at $1,250, with exceptions based on the destination.

Showroom Pickup

If you prefer a more personal touch, you are always welcome to pick up your kitten directly from our Showroom.

Choose the shipping method that suits your needs best, and we’ll make sure your new furry family member arrives safely and comfortably to their new home.

1. First Step.

To confirm the seriousness of your intentions and interest in a particular pet, the buyer makes a deposit of $500. Only after that the kitten is removed from the sale and goes to the status of reserved. This means that the animal is assigned to a particular buyer until the final payment is made. After the deposit has been made, the seller may refuse to sell to a buyer, only for a valid reason. For example, if the animal is dead, ill or injured. In this case, the breeder must offer an equivalent replacement (another kitten) or return the deposit in full.

If during the waiting period the buyer himself cancelled the reservation, although the conditions of purchase and characteristics of the pet have not changed, the deposit will not be refunded. Similarly, it will not be refunded if the buyer disappears and does not contact us.

Breeding Rights Deposit

For those interested in breeding rights a deposit of 50% of the total cost of breeding is required to secure these rights.

2. Step Two – Final Settlement.

Once the pet is fully prepared for departure (has reached the acceptable age, has received a full course of vaccinations, has all the necessary documents), it can move to a new home.

The seller must inform the buyer that the kitten is ready to leave. Once the parties have agreed on the date and method of delivery, the buyer must pay the remaining balance of the cost.

For your convenience, deposits and final payments can be made via ZELLE or CASH.

Please note that the pet will only be shipped to the buyer AFTER FULL PAYMENT!

1. Contract Terms.

If a direct contract is not signed or there is no contract clause, the HOME AMULET service rules come into effect. According to them the kitten can be returned to the breeder, only for valid reasons.

2. Unhealthy animal.

If within 3 days from the date of purchase a licensed veterinary clinic confirms that the animal is unhealthy, has genetic abnormalities with the provision of all documents confirming the diagnosis. We will reimburse the cost of the kitten, but not the shipping cost paid to transport the kitten to your location. Thus, the first step of the buyer is to call a veterinary doctor at home or travel to a veterinary clinic for an initial examination of the animal in order to make a diagnosis with a written report of the doctor.

3. The buyer and his health.

For people who are allergic to cats, before buying a kitten, we recommend taking a cat allergy test. This will save you from problems with your health. You will not have a question – what to do with a small pet that has just arrived in your home.

We would like to inform you that allergies are not a valid reason for return.

4. Reasons that are not valid reasons.

• Infectious diseases that occurred after 5 days after the arrival of the pet to the new home. Incubation period of some diseases is only 2-3 days. Therefore, a disease that appears after 5 days is most likely to be a consequence of an infection on the road or in a new home. The infection can even be brought home by the owners on their shoes.
• Tearing from the eyes is not an independent diagnosis, but can be a sign of illness. It is not a valid reason to return unless it is a symptom of an infection or abnormal eyelid structure.
• Diarrhoea (diarrhoea) can occur due to stress or a change in diet and type of food. In this case it is not a valid reason for return.
  constipation is a common occurrence in kittens after moving to a new home. Usually stools normalise on their own within a week.
• Behavioural and socialisation problems are not valid reasons for returning a kitten. Some of the most common problems are: the kitten does not immediately get used to the litter box in a new place, sharpens its claws on the furniture, meows a lot, does not give into hands and hides. It is almost always possible to correct the kitten’s behaviour by being persistent and taking time to train it according to the breeder’s recommendations. If a kitten stops using the litter box, it is not a reason to return.
• Developmental defects that were discovered after a period of time and were not apparent at the time of purchase.

5. Delays in delivery.

Please note that delays in delivery are not a serious reason to return an animal.