Devon Rex Breeder for the Laurentians
From Saint-Sauveur to Mont-Tremblant, more and more Laurentian families are discovering the Devon Rex. As a Devon Rex breeder near Montreal with over 15 years of experience, DragonflyCats is within reasonable driving distance of the Laurentians, and we help you plan every step of welcoming your kitten.
As a Devon Rex breeder Laurentians families turn to, we raise each kitten in our family home among other cats and dogs, and each one leaves spayed or neutered, TICA-registered, vaccinated and microchipped, ready to become the warmest part of your chalet or year-round home.
Devon Rex kittens for sale in the Laurentians
The Laurentians are a mix of growing suburbs like Saint-Jérôme and Mirabel, English-speaking pockets such as Morin-Heights and Lachute, and lakeside towns where many Montrealers now live full time. Depending on where you are, the drive toward Montreal ranges from under an hour in the lower Laurentians to a couple of hours or more farther north.
Many families here have recently traded the city for more space and a slower pace, often while working remotely. A Devon Rex fits that lifestyle beautifully: it’s a social indoor cat that loves having its people at home, and it makes a quiet country house feel lively.
We welcome families from across the region, including:
- Saint-Jérôme
- Mirabel
- Blainville
- Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines
- Prévost
- Saint-Sauveur
- Morin-Heights
- Sainte-Adèle
- Val-David
- Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts
- Mont-Tremblant
- Lachute
- Saint-Colomban
Why families choose DragonflyCats
- Over 15 years dedicated to breeding exceptional animals.
- Kittens raised in a warm family home alongside other cats and dogs, for confident, well-adjusted personalities.
- Breeding adults genetically tested (Orivet, UC Davis) and seen by a veterinarian every year.
- Ongoing support before, during and after adoption for a smooth transition.
What comes with your kitten
- Spay/neuter
- TICA registration
- Vaccination
- Microchip
- Royal Canin starter kit
- Health records
- 30-day Trupanion insurance
- MyCatScan genetic testing
- 3-year congenital & hereditary warranty
Keeping a Devon Rex cozy through a Laurentian winter
The Devon Rex has a fine, short, wavy coat with very little undercoat, which is why it feels so soft and sheds so little. It also means this is a cat that loves warmth. In a region where winter settles in early and stays late, your Devon Rex will quickly find the woodstove, the heated floor or the sunniest windowsill, and it will be first under the duvet on a cold night.
A few simple habits keep it comfortable: a heated or fleece-lined bed away from drafty doors, a cat tree near a sunny window, and a home kept at a comfortable temperature when you head out to the slopes. The Devon Rex is strictly an indoor cat, which also keeps it safe from wildlife and winter roads. Little shedding doesn’t mean hypoallergenic, so if allergies are a concern, let’s talk before you reserve.
Welcoming your kitten home in the Laurentians
Because we’re located near Montreal, bringing a kitten home to the Laurentians is straightforward to organize. We plan the homecoming together at a time that suits you, and you receive your kitten’s health records, Royal Canin starter kit and all its documents.
Every detail is confirmed at the time of reservation. If you’re heading home on a winter day, bring a well-padded carrier and a warm blanket so the trip stays cozy. And after adoption, we’re always available to help.
How to reserve your kitten
Pick your option
Reserve an available kitten with a 30% deposit, or join our paid waiting list ($500) to choose from upcoming litters on a first-come, first-served basis.
Stay in touch
We keep you updated as your kitten grows and answer every question along the way.
Welcome your kitten home
The balance is due at pickup (or two weeks before shipping, if applicable). E-transfer, cash or wire transfer.
Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable. Full details are on our Adoption & Warranty page.
Frequently asked questions
How far are you from the Laurentians?
We’re located near Montreal, so the lower Laurentians are relatively close and towns farther north, like Mont-Tremblant, are a longer drive. We plan your kitten’s homecoming together and confirm the details when you reserve.
Can a Devon Rex handle Quebec winters?
Yes, as an indoor cat. Its thin coat means it appreciates a warm home, cozy beds and sunny spots, but it adapts very well to Laurentian winters when kept inside.
Is a Devon Rex a good cat for a cottage or a rural home?
It’s a great companion for a country home as long as it stays indoors. It loves company, so it’s happiest when its family is around a good part of the day.
What is included with each kitten?
Spay/neuter, TICA registration, vaccination, microchip, a Royal Canin starter kit, health records, 30 days of Trupanion insurance, MyCatScan genetic testing and a 3-year congenital and hereditary warranty.
How does the waiting list work?
The paid waiting list costs $500 and gives you priority choice on upcoming litters, on a first-come, first-served basis. You can also reserve an available kitten with a 30% deposit. Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Other areas we serve
Bring a Devon Rex home to the Laurentians
Take a look at our available kittens, or contact us to reserve your spot on the waiting list for upcoming litters.
