Chanu is the small family cattery located in the Greater Montreal area, Quebec, Canada. Chanu means "a nude cat" translated from french  "Chat nu".

 

We are knowledgeable sphynx cats breeders in Canada with more than 7 years of experience. We are the big fans of Sphynx, hairless cats, in other words - naked. They are very friendly, cheerful and energetic cats. They behave like monkeys, dogs and cats at the same time. Very attached to humans, they always seek companionship and body contact. You can see our current Sphynx kittens available for adoption.

 

 We own purebred Canadian Sphynx cats reproducers imported from Europe. They have their pedigrees of 4 generations, are registered in The Canadian Cat Association (CCA-AFC) and take part in cat shows. All of them received their titles CHAMPION or GRAND CHAMPION (Juliana). HCM, FIV, FELV tested negative. Micro-chipped, vaccinated and dewormed. Our 2 females reproducers Gabby and Juliana was nominated twice as #2 National Best Of Breed (show seasons 2019-2020 and 2020-2023) among all the Sphynx.

 

Not all Sphynx are the same. The more pure the race, the more its physiological and psychic (behavior) aspects of the kitten are stable. All the evidence about the origin of our cats is available and the parents of the kittens are always on the spot during the visit. Only kittens of parents registered in the recognized feline association are considered purebred.

 

We only have occasional litters of a few kittens a year, which allows us to take care of each of them. Our cats receive balanced food with all the necessary ingredients. All are accustomed to litter, scraper and calmly react to hygiene procedures. They take their bath regularly, with the cleaning of the ears, the eyes and the cutting of the nails, etc.  You can find the information about adoption of our sphynx kittens here.

 

 All our adult cats and kittens have a nice quality of nudity and peach skin. They are very calm, happy and sociable. They are raised in a family environment with children and move freely around the house. They cohabit well and do not conflict with other cats. They are often seen next to each other playing, washing or resting enjoying the mutual warmth. Please explore the photo gallery of our adopted sphynx kittens.

 

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Adopted kittens July 2018

Sphynx kittens July 2018