Singapura Price: The Rarest Buy on This Site, Priced Honestly
Real Singapura prices: two named US catteries at $2,775 and $4,000 with multi-year waitlists, the UK's one live listing at £1,450, Australia's only breeder, and Canada's zero.
Published August 21, 2026 4 min read
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Say the hard part first: this is the rarest, hardest-to-buy breed in our whole price research. Two named US catteries sell with multi-year waitlists. The UK showed exactly one live listing. Australia has one active breeder, and Canada has none we could find. The figures below are real, dated and bundled as the sellers themselves bundle them. And no registry in any market publishes a price at all (we checked all five by text search).
the two named US catteries
$2,775 / $4,000
different bundles, never blended: bare price vs spay/neuter + vaccinations included; both waitlists run YEARS
the UK's one live listing
£1,450
three times the stale £500 evergreen figure on the same platform's breed page
Australia's only active breeder
A$3,300
its 'adoption fee' is breeder phrasing, not a rescue fee: no Singapura rescue sector exists
Canada, honestly
0
no cattery, no listing, no rescue population: the route is a US waitlist plus import
United States: two named catteries, two real bundles
Asiatica Cattery lists at $2,775, a bare kitten price. Singville Cattery lists at $4,000 with spay/neuter and vaccinations bundled in. Those are different products, not a contradiction. That is why we never blend them into one range: compare what each price INCLUDES, then compare the waitlists, which at both catteries run years, not months. Below the cattery tier, live marketplaces carry occasional "household pet" Singapuras at $200 to $1,000: unpapered territory, where the mix caution below applies double.
The mix and "teacup" caution
The breed's genuine smallness attracts two listing tricks. "Singapura mix" kittens priced like purebreds: a mix is whatever its papers say, which is usually nothing. And "teacup Singapura": no such variety exists. The Singapura is naturally small (roughly 4-8 lb, as our profile details), and anyone marketing extra-miniature ones is marketing a health problem or a fiction. The registry paperwork question answers both.
United Kingdom: one live listing against a stale evergreen
The UK's live market at our check: one listing, £1,450, and it stayed live through our verification re-check. The widely quoted evergreen figure on the same platform's breed page, "around £500", understates that real listing threefold and predates it. We publish the live figure and date both. An uncited £600-1,200 envelope circulating on a classifieds site is exactly that, uncited. It does not get quoted next to the real listing as if equally sourced.
Australia: one breeder, and a wording worth decoding
Australia's visible market is one currently active breeder, Mangalakatz, at A$3,300. One wording deserves a sentence: the cattery calls its price an "adoption fee", standard breeder phrasing in parts of the AU market, NOT a rescue fee. There is no Singapura rescue sector in Australia. There is one breeder with a waitlist.
Canada: an honest zero
No Canadian Singapura source exists to price: no cattery, no live listing (the marketplace's Canada filter included), and no rescue population. Canadian buyers work the US catteries above plus import logistics, and the waitlist math means planning in years. We publish the absence rather than a converted figure.
Singapura prices, four markets
| Measure | United States | United Kingdom | Canada | Australia |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The figure | $2,775 bare / $4,000 bundled (two named catteries) | £1,450, the one live listing (dated) | None exists | A$3,300, the country's only active breeder |
| The market shape | Multi-year waitlists at both catteries | One-listing market; evergreen figure 3x stale | US waitlist + import is the whole route | Single-breeder market, waitlist normal |
| The trap | Mix and 'teacup' listings priced like purebreds | An uncited £600-1,200 envelope quoted as if sourced | Converted figures presented as Canadian prices | 'Adoption fee' misread as a rescue fee |
Live reads dated 19-21/08/2026. Bundles compared as bundled; no registry in any market publishes a price (all five checked).
The vet's take
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a Singapura cost?
US: $2,775 (bare) to $4,000 (with spay/neuter and vaccinations bundled) at the two named catteries, both with multi-year waitlists. UK: the one live listing ran £1,450. Australia: A$3,300 at the country's only active breeder. Canada: no source exists.
Why are Singapura waitlists so long?
Small breed, tiny gene pool, small litters: the breed's population is genuinely tiny worldwide (in 2026 a Singapore cat expo of 110 cats included exactly one Singapura, in the breed's own homeland). Years-long waits are the market working, not a scam signal.
Is a $300 Singapura real?
Possibly, as an unpapered household-pet or mix listing: the live marketplaces carry them at $200-1,000. What it is not is a registered breed kitten; ask for the papers and read our teacup caution before paying small-cat premiums.
Is there a teacup Singapura?
No. The breed is naturally one of the smallest cats alive; "teacup" versions are marketing, and deliberately miniaturised cats are a welfare problem. The real thing is small enough.
Can I buy a Singapura in Canada?
Not domestically at our check: no cattery, listing or rescue exists. The route is a US cattery, its waitlist, and import paperwork.
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Medical information applies to every reader. Prices, legal duties and common practice do not: unless stated otherwise, they are given for the United States, and they differ in the UK, Canada and Australia, and often between states or provinces. Check with your own vet and your own local authority.
Our sources
- Asiatica Cattery: availability and pricing ($2,775, multi-year waitlist)
- Singville Cattery / singapuracats.org: kitten adoption ($4,000 bundle)
- Pets4Homes: live Singapura listings (the one £1,450 listing) vs the evergreen breed page
- Mangalakatz (AU): adopting a kitten (A$3,300; the 'adoption fee' wording decoded)
- GoKitty: Singapura listings incl. the Canada filter (the household-pet tier; the Canadian zero)
- CFA: Singapura breed page (no price published, confirmed by text search)
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