MEET ANYA

Meet Anya Pet Babies Show Character

A true princess, she knows, is gracious to everyone and that’s exactly why everyone adores her.

A delicate, beautiful white Persian with soft eyes the colour of honey. Anya is the kittens’ elegant cousin, who comes to visit now and then, and every visit feels like a little occasion.

Personality:

Graceful

Elegant

Gentle

Humble

Anya

What Anya teaches

When she was younger, Anya won a CAC at a big cat show in Europe, a special certificate for a beautiful, well-loved, lovingly cared-for cat. She keeps the ribbon, but she’ll tell you it isn’t the prize that matters. “Being kind,” says Anya, “is the loveliest thing you can wear.”

Grace & poise

Move gently, speak softly, stay calm, kindness and calm are their own kind of beautiful.

A gracious guest

How to visit kindly and how to welcome a guest and make them feel at home

Win & lose kindly

A ribbon is fun, but it never makes you better than a friend. Cheer for others, too.

True beauty is kindness

The loveliest thing about anyone is how they treat the people around them.

Anya
COUSIN

Anya’s Lullaby

Anya visits, soft and fair, with honey eyes and snowy hair.
She won a ribbon, grand and bright, but loves a cosy bed at night. Curl up, sweet cousin, gentle guest, the kindest beauty dreams the best.

SIGNATURE STORY

Anya Comes to Visit, She Brings a little Sparkle Wherever She Goes.

Word arrives that glamorous cousin Anya – the one who won a ribbon, is coming to stay. The kittens panic: everything must be PERFECT! So they scrub and primp and fuss, trying to make their cosy, ordinary home look grand and fancy and impressive… and in all the frantic tidying, they make a glorious mess and exhaust themselves into a frazzle. Then Anya arrives…


At a glance

Breedu:

White Persian

Once won:

A CAC, in Europe

Those eyes:

The colour of honey

Visits:

Now and then, a treat

OUR DREAM TEAM

You’ve Met Anya, Who do You Want To Learn More About?

The Pet Babies family at a glance: Mama Angie gave the world six precious kittens in two beloved litters. Lilu and Eddie (Edward the Razor Hands) were born November 1st – the older pair, the big siblings. Next year, a few months later, on February 25th, Bella, Lulu, Nole, and Chrissy (originally named Christian) arrived – four little wonders who joined the family already adored by their two older siblings. Sharing their Manchester world is the dignified elder cat Cleopatra, “The Shadow” – a queen who teaches everyone the gentle art of respecting boundaries.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Pet Baby Anya

Glamorous cousin Anya is coming, and the kittens fuss and fret. How can they ever measure up to a real champion? But the moment she arrives, Anya wants only to play their games, taste Nole’s cooking, and hear about everyone’s day. By the time she leaves, the kittens have learned that the most beautiful guest is simply the kindest one, and that they were perfectly lovely all along. A warm little lesson in welcoming others and never feeling small. Here’s what families ask most about Anya.

Anya is the kittens’ elegant cousin, a delicate, beautiful white Persian with soft eyes the colour of honey, who comes to visit now and then.

No, she’s a visiting cousin rather than one of the household six, and every visit feels like a little occasion.

Grace and poise, how to be a gracious guest (and a welcoming host), winning and losing kindly, and that true beauty is kindness.

She did! When she was younger she won a special certificate at a big cat show in Europe, but she’ll tell you the ribbon isn’t what matters.

Not one bit. She’s the most decorated cat the kittens know and the humblest, she’d rather hear about your day than talk about herself.

They’re a warm, soft honey colour, striking against her snowy white fur, and her most distinctive feature.

She loves to taste Nole’s wonky pancakes, and join their real, giggly, ordinary fun than be shown anything grand.

Yes, a real, elegant member of the extended family.

“How lovely to see you all again.”

She teaches boundaries and consent in both directions – that it’s okay to have them, and important to respect other people’s too.