The fastest way to reach us
If you are looking for a kitten, the request form beats an email — it asks for the things we need to actually be useful.
- 1Tell us the breedOr describe what you want if you are not sure yet: "a calm cat for a three-room flat, I work long hours" is a perfectly good brief.
- 2Add your preferencesColour, gender, age — and when you would like your kitten home. The more specific you are, the faster we can confirm what exists.
- 3Leave a way to replyEmail, and a phone or WhatsApp number if you would rather we called.
- 4We come back with what we findCurrent photos, age, colour, records and price — or an honest "nothing this week" if that is the answer.

Email us instead
For anything that is not a kitten request, email hello@kitten.sg. We read every message.
Editorial questions and corrections. If something on this site is out of date, unclear or wrong, tell us. The regulatory pages in particular need keeping current, and reader corrections are the fastest way that happens.
Breeder and cattery partnerships. If you are AVS-licensed and would like us to bring buyers to you, get in touch with your licence details and the breeds you work with.
Everything else. Questions about HDB rules, licensing, breed suitability or what a kitten should cost. We would rather answer than have you take a guess from a forum thread written before the rules changed.
One thing we cannot do
Confirm a licence, a fee or a deadline on behalf of AVS. Always verify regulatory details with AVS directly before acting on them.

Before you write, these may answer it
The four questions we are asked most, each with a full answer already written.
What does a kitten cost?
Indicative Singapore ranges by breed and the six factors that move the number.
Read moreAm I allowed a cat in my flat?
Up to two per HDB flat, licensed and microchipped. The full framework, explained.
Read moreWhich breed suits my home?
Sixteen breeds with a straight verdict on flat living, grooming and noise.
Read moreHow do I avoid a bad seller?
The ten questions to ask, and the six red flags that should end a conversation.
Read moreWhich breeds are findable here?
What sets the wait for each breed in Singapore, and what to check before you view. No listings — we hold none.
Read moreShould I adopt instead?
The honest comparison, including where adoption is plainly the better answer.
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