A small cattery, a lifelong commitment to the breed.

I met my first Scottish Fold — a quiet, owl-eyed boy named Tarn — while volunteering at a feline rescue in 2010. He stayed close, watched everything, and somehow always knew when someone needed his company. I spent the next three years learning everything I could about the breed before I considered breeding my own line.

In 2013 I welcomed our foundation queen, Heather, from a respected breeder in Scotland. From the start, I knew I wanted to do this differently: very few litters, every cat health-tested, every pairing intentional, and every adopter treated like a long-term partner in their kitten's life.

Today, Highland Folds remains a small home-based cattery. I produce two to three planned litters per year, work alongside our feline veterinarian on every decision, and stay in touch with families for the lifetime of every kitten we place.

— Emma Sinclair, Highland Folds