BIRMAN KITTENS FOR SALE

A kind of domestic cat is the Birman.
It is not to be confused with the Burmese (cat), which is a distinct and different breed, and is also referred to as the "Sacred Cat of Burma" (especially in some languages).
The stunning blue eyes and light body of the Birman contrast with darker tips.
The Cat Fanciers' Association recognizes the Birman breed (CFA).
The Birman cat is thought to have come from Burma, where Kittah priests revered it as a sacred companion cat.
There is a myth that describes how the Birman kittens for sale came to have their current coloring: "Once, the protectors of the Temple of LaoTsun were white cats with yellow eyes and long fur.
Tsun-Kyan-Kse, the temple's golden deity, with piercing blue eyes.

The Birman's more recent past is almost as obscure as its fabled beginnings.
There is no doubt that the breed first appeared in France about 1920.
According to one legend, a pair of Birman cats were smuggled from Burma to France sometime around 1919.
The female cat, Sita, made it through the difficult voyage and was joyfully pregnant, but the male cat did not.
A perhaps distinct version claims that while American millionaire Mr. Vanderbilt was traveling in the Far East, two cats, a male and a female (whose name was Sita), were abducted and delivered to Vanderbilt by a disloyal servant of the temple of Lao-Tsun.
The duo was reportedly then