
Nikolai
12 weeks
Watchful at first, then a total shadow once he trusts you.
Arkhangel Blues, Ohio

A quiet, elegant breed out of Arkhangelsk, Russia, with a plush silver-blue double coat and brilliant green eyes. Gentle, loyal, and famously reserved with strangers. Come find the kitten that's already looking for you.
Health-tested parents. Home-ready at 12 to 14 weeks.
Right now
Each one is raised underfoot in a family home, not a back room, so they come to you confident and already comfortable with people.

12 weeks
Watchful at first, then a total shadow once he trusts you.
Arkhangel Blues, Ohio

13 weeks
Curious and gentle, follows the quietest person in the room.
Neva Silverline Cattery, Michigan

14 weeks
Reserved with new faces, deeply affectionate with her people.
Tsarina Blues, North Carolina
Why a Russian Blue
Three things people fall for, every single time.

The Russian Blue's dense double coat stands out from the body, and each hair is tipped in silver, giving the whole cat a soft, shimmering look. It is short and plush rather than long and fluffy, and it is remarkably easy to maintain.

Russian Blues are famously wary of strangers and new situations at first. Give them time and consistency and that reserve turns into quiet, steady devotion, they bond hard to their people and often pick a favorite person in the house.

Kittens are usually born with yellow eyes that shift toward the breed's signature vivid green by adulthood. Set in a fine-boned, elegant face, those eyes are one of the most striking features in the cat world.

Allergic to cats?
Russian Blues have a reputation for producing less of the Fel d 1 protein that triggers most cat allergies, and for shedding less overall. The evidence is thinner than for some breeds, so treat it as a real possibility worth testing, not a guarantee.
Read the Full ExplainerLife with a Russian Blue
Give them a routine, a quiet corner, and time to warm up, and a Russian Blue makes itself at home for good.
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