Our beautyful blue point Birman Queeny (Valaming Queen Beatrix) retired mid May 2024. Queeny will be 5 years old in November 2024. She recovered well from the spay and is showing us now her true personality, without hormones involved.

She was always a wonderful mom to her kittens but lately she seems to be stressed with the quantity of cats in our home. She is sweet and affectionate to us, and might mutate to a lap cat in the right home. She also likes to hunt flies and bugs and playing with the feather stick. We are looking for a future home for her without children.

We decided to spay also Deambarino Limoncella, this will take place on July 15th, 2024, which is one of her kittens from the 2023 litter. Since Queeny always got along with her own offspring, we think those 2 together would be a wonderful match.
If you feel you are the ideal future family for our lovely Queeny and Limoncella and your home would make an ideal retirement place for this 2 beautyful Birmans, please contact us. We are looking forward to hear from you.

Queeny Limoncella

Previous Deambarino Retirees in their new home

Snowyhaven Quarli and her grandson Freddo found their purrever home with Roger and Kathy. They are spoiled kitties.

A note for adopting our retired Birmans

Sometimes we as breeders have many different reasons to part with one of our precious adult birmans. Our birmans are a part of our family and we love them dearly. Therefore we are even stricter at the choices we make for their future adoptive parents. We never thoughtlessly part with any of our birmans. They are only placed when we feel secure in knowing that the love and the welfare of our birmans being met according to our standards. We would like to hear from you if you are interested in sharing your life with a retired birman. We prefer to be contacted by email for further information, if we have a retiree available.