CONCERTO BIRMANS

06/06/2026

3 weeks to go, come along and see some beautiful examples of the Birman breed and longhair companion cats.
Hope to see you there!

EFTPOS available

05/06/2026

I’m going home to my new family tonight and I can’t wait! I’m just napping in my cage and waiting , I put my paw over my ears when I’m spoken too

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

Available Now. 11 weeks old.
Two male kittens, 1xBluepoint and 1x Tabbypoint.
Gorgeous little boys, friendly and playful with excellent temperaments.
They are desexed, microchipped and had first vaccination.
Please contact me for any further information

28/05/2026

Our cat management bylaw comes into effect from Monday 1 June this year. The bylaw requires owners of domestic cats over the age of six months to microchip, desex, and register them with the New Zealand Companion Animal Register. It’s our way to encourage responsible pet ownership.

Our focus is education over enforcement to ensure that domestic cats are well cared for, can be easily reunited with their families if they get lost, and their population is managed humanely and effectively.

We want to ensure all cat owners meet the required standards by providing clear expectations and consistent support across the community. Veterinarians will continue to provide care without judgement, ensuring everyone feels confident bringing their pets in whenever they need help.

The bylaw may assist in distinguishing feral and stray cats from companion cats by requiring desexing and microchipping but does not have any powers relating to pest cats.

Unlike domestic cats, management of pest cats is covered separately under the Tasman Nelson Regional Pest Management Plan, which applies only to pest cats and excludes residential areas. It has specific site-led rules for feral cats in high-value biodiversity areas of Abel Tasman National Park, Waimea Inlet, and St Arnaud.

In rural areas with low risk of capturing domestic pets, biosecurity staff can provide advice and, if deemed necessary, may loan live capture traps to landowners.

Neither the bylaw nor the Regional Pest Management Plan provide new powers for community-led feral cat management. This includes individuals or groups taking cat management into their own hands. Owned cats are legally considered property and harming them is unlawful.

27/05/2026

PLACED
Today I go home to my new family which includes a Birman girl to hopefully love me like a brother.

I’m looking for a family to be my slaves.
I am a Sealpoint Birman boy and have lots of love to give. I was born 18/12/2025.
My name is Monkey Joe, but you can call me something else.
If you are interested in purchasing me, please chat to my current human mum.
# # Sorry, original post was accidentally deleted, if you were waiting for a reply please get in touch again

16/05/2026

It’s a lovely sunny day, perfect for a nap in the sun!
Sealpoint boy, available

13/05/2026

Available Now.
Out of Concerto Brown Sugar and Borobudur Sempa.
“Concerto Kiss&Tell” Dob 24/01/2026
Such an easy going girl.
Desexed, microchipped and vaccinated.
Please pm me for further info only if I am able to reply. Genuine enquiry only please.