Birman Breeders
The following list showcases Birman cat breeders officially registered with Responsible Pet Breeders Australia (RPBA). Each breeder on this list has pledged more than empty promises — they commit to RPBA’s Code of Ethics and are bound to the animal care laws set by their state and council.
Choosing a Birman kitten from a breeder who plays by these rules isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s crucial. Ethical Birman breeders place animal wellbeing front and centre. They pair queens and studs with care, avoid risky bloodlines, and pour effort into raising kittens that don’t just look the part but live long, steady, and sociable lives.
This kind of thoughtful breeding produces Birmans with softer temperaments, fewer health hiccups, and a smoother time adapting to home life. You’re not just picking a pet — you’re welcoming a cat who’s been nurtured with touch, voice, and routine from the start.
By steering clear of shortcuts and keeping litter numbers reasonable, RPBA breeders help chip away at pet overpopulation and keep kitten mills at bay. Buying through a registered RPBA member means backing ethical care over profit-chasing — and that’s something worth standing behind.
You can check a breeder’s credentials in a few clicks by using RPBA’s verification tool.
All RPBA members must hold themselves to our Code of Ethics and meet their local animal welfare laws — no wiggle room, no cutting corners. Interested in joining this group of purpose-led breeders? Start your RPBA application here.
Birman Breeders
| Member ID | First Name | State | Breed | Membership Level | Username |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16190 | Alina | WA | Ragdoll, Birman | Full Member (Level 2) | alibac2402gmailcom |
Breeders who raise Birmans under our Code aren’t guessing. They follow strict steps when it comes to pairing, care, and placement. That kitten curling up in your lap has been shaped by deliberate, careful hands.
When you choose a breeder who cares, you’re not just ticking a box. You’re backing better treatment for animals and setting yourself up with a companion who’s more likely to thrive. To help you find a breeder who shares your values, we’ve pulled together a few blog posts worth a read:
- Red Flags to Watch Out for When Talking to a Breeder
- List of Questions to Ask Breeders
- How to Use RPBA Breeder Verification
- How to Determine Whether a Breeder You are Speaking to is Legitimate?
Once you have your new kitten, you can join the Responsible Pet Owner’s Club to get some great discounts to kickstart your lifelong journey with your pet.
When getting your pet from a RPBA breeder, you will get access to the following RPBA buyer discounts:
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