Lily of the Valley, OSH – Oriental Shorthair Cattery

I’m currently taking a break from breeding and am hoping to return in 2026. Please check back at that time. Thank you.

Welcome to Lily of the Valley, OSH

Lily of the Valley, OSH is a small in-home Cattery specializing in Oriental Shorthair cats with modern European features. My cattery is registered with both Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA) and The International Cat Association (TICA). We are located in the West Valley area of Phoenix, Arizona.

About Lily of the Valley, OSH

Hi there!

My name is Sara and I am the breeder and owner of Lily of the Valley, OSH. Although I’ve had cats all my life, I’ve only recently begun breeding them after falling in love with Oriental Shorthairs. They truly are an amazing breed of cats! My goal is to produce healthy, loving companions that meet OSH breed standards. We are a small, hobby cattery breeding for quality over quantity. The health and welfare of my cats is of utmost importance and is always placed above all other breeding criteria.

Our Kittens

Our kittens are raised in our family home located in the West Valley area of Phoenix, Arizona. They receive an abundance of our time and attention from birth making them very affectionate, loving and well-socialized kittens.

All of our kittens leave us fully vaccinated, wormed, microchipped, and spayed or neutered with a certified Pedigree, registration information and goody bag.

Their parents come from champion bloodlines, are DNA tested and are PRA negative.

Our Cattery promotes ethical breeding and our kittens do not leave until they are at least 4 months old, longer if spayed or at my discretion.

Visit our Kitten Page

CFA and TICA registered Cattery

CFA: LILYOFVALLEY ID #317560

TICA: LILYOFTHEVALLEY ID #100023

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Oriental Shorthair cats are affectionate and loyal companions. They are regal in appearance with long, tapering lines and a lithe, athletic build. Orientals are intelligent, inquisitive, playful, social, and engaging cats and do require more attention than most cat breeds. Some can be quite vocal with an unusual “honking” meow – my kids say Finn sounds like a cross between a grumpy, old man & a sheep. When not curled up in your lap, expect these exceptionally friendly cats to follow you around the house and supervise your every move with some playful conversation.