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It has been a long wait for us, and now finally she's here!!! Thank you Liv, for trusting us with this sibirian beauty!

Aztii is one of six kittens in the first litter from S*Ja Znaju cattery in Sweden.
She may come as a bit of a surprise for some, but for me she is a year long dream come true! I have been dreaming about bying a sibirian kitten for many years.
I have fallen for sibirians because of their "wild" look, and sweet temper, and also their variety of colours. I also like the idea that, sometimes, people with allergies can keep sibirans in their home.

Aztii has plenty of purrsonaity. She gets along really well with all our cats, and she is a real charmer when it comes to our family, and guests as well. Aztii is very social, she loves people, she loves to play and she loves to cuddle. No surprise it turns out she's an exellent mother too. She is a really smart cat, so she can be a challenge sometimes. She has already figured out how to open doors... She will try to grab your food from your hand or fork when you're eating, and she is so fast she gets her way most of the time.

Aztii is from foundation lines, both her parents are Russian imports. Her mother is from Korpinskogo near St. Petersburg, and her father is from Tjumen in Sibiria. Her grandfather is the legendary WCH Rembo.
She was approved for breeding in Umeċ (Sweden), March 24th 2007, by judges Kristina Rautio (Finland) and Lone Lund (Denmark).
There has only been serious breeding on these cats for the last 20 years or so. The breed was first recognised by WCF in 1991, and has only been recogniced by Fifè since 1997. The first Sibirian in Norway was imported from Sweden i 2001. Aztii will make a welcomed contribution to widening the Norwegian sibirian gene-pool. She has a strong body with very good boning, ears are of nice size and well placed, she has an excellent coatquality and an excellent tail. She also has a lovely playful temperament. Her head needs to develope a bit more, but she has plenty of time. The sibirian developes slowly.

She is so different from our birmans, and we learn new things about her every day. We are so pleased she has become part of our cattery and family!