Two kennels · one passion
Felki PL · FPL / FIFe
Bengal cats
FPL pedigrees and a fully health-tested breeding programme — kittens raised in the home.
Litter F — one kitten still looking
Enter the Bengal world
The Volley of Freedom · FCI / ZKwP
Siberian Husky
FCI pedigrees and sled sports — puppies raised in the home.
Litter D — puppies ready for pick-up
Meet our HuskiesOur story
First came Aurora — a Husky who rearranged our life and our weekends. Then Bastet, a Bengal with the character of a dog. Today we run two registered kennels in one house at the edge of a Greater Poland forest: the feline world of Felki PL and the canine pack of The Volley of Freedom.
Both share one approach: we show the parents’ test results in the first message, babies are raised in the middle of the house, and we tell families the truth — even when it sounds like “this breed is not for you”.
Aurora moves in — the female who taught us everything about the breed. Today she is the pack’s retired foundation dam and still rules the couch.
Emilia comes home from a cat show carrying not a trophy but a plan: a Bengal line of her own. Soon Bastet moves in — the future foundation of our brown line.
We register Felki PL with FPL (FIFe) and The Volley of Freedom with ZKwP (FCI). From then on, every baby from our house carries a full, internationally recognised pedigree.
We move near Poznań: a garden catio for the cats, training trails behind the fence for the dogs. First canicross starts and first championships.
Kittens and puppies grow up in the same living room — around the vacuum cleaner, the children and each other. That is exactly why they leave us so self-assured.
Each kennel has its own site, its own colours and its own assistant. Below are the shortcuts — one click takes you into the full world of the breed.
Bengal cats · FPL / FIFe
Bengal cats, raised at home
Jungle-grade rosettes and an almost dog-like character: fetch, a leash, greeting you at the door. Kittens raised in our bedroom; HCM, PK-def and PRA-b results shown before you ask.
Siberian Husky · FCI / ZKwP
Siberian Huskies with big hearts
Northern dogs with real mileage: canicross, bikejoring, winter sled runs. Puppies grow up inside the pack, and the parents hold HD-A, ED 0/0 and yearly ECVO eye exams.
Two litters are growing up side by side: kittens from litter F and puppies from litter D. Statuses are updated daily — reservations happen on each kennel's own pages.
Felki PL · Bengal cats
born 10 May 2026
All kittens
Price9 500 zł
Ask about Feniks
Price10 500 zł
Join the waitlist
The Volley of Freedom · Siberian Husky
born 18 April 2026
All puppies
Price6 500 zł
Ask about Denali
Price7 000 zł
Join the waitlist
Excerpts from real messages sent by families of both kennels, published with their consent. The full review walls live in the Polish version of each world.
“Eos behaved like he had always lived with us — zero stress, slept through the first night. The socialisation work really shows. Contact with the cattery was exemplary.”
“We are waiting for Dakota and already feel part of the kennel family: weekly videos, weight reports, honest answers to every question. You can tell the puppies grow up in a home, not in a pen.”
“Our Bora is two now — healthy, beautiful and wonderfully balanced. We had her hips X-rayed as a precaution: HD-A, like her parents. Genetics and good rearing make a visible difference.”
“We are waiting for Fela from litter F and the reservation process was exemplary: video call, contract, clear payment schedule. Everything in writing.”
FAQ
Questions shared by both kennels. Breed-specific ones live in the Bengal world and the Husky world — or ask the AI assistant in the top-right corner.
That is a question about your day, not about the animal. A Bengal needs company, vertical space and play at home — a Husky needs kilometres outdoors, in every weather, ideally in a harness. If you are torn, write to us: we have talked with dozens of families and will advise honestly, including “neither of the two”.
Yes — and it is our best school of socialisation. Kittens know dogs, puppies know cats, and everyone knows the vacuum cleaner and the children. A baby raised in a home like this settles into a new one far more easily — whoever is waiting for it there.
Felki PL kittens: PLN 8,000–12,000 (roughly €1,900–2,800). The Volley of Freedom puppies: PLN 5,500–7,500 (roughly €1,300–1,750). The exact price depends on colour and the baby’s intended path (family / breeding / shows). It always includes the pedigree, microchip, vaccinations, deworming, a starter kit and a contract — no hidden “document fees”.
Kittens leave after week 14 — after the full vaccination course and feline-manners lessons from their mum. Puppies leave after week 9 — after microchipping and the official litter inspection. We do not shorten these timelines on request; they are an investment in a lifelong temperament.
Exactly like for Polish families, just over video: an enquiry form, an honest video call, a reservation contract with a deposit and weekly photos until pick-up day. Babies travel with an EU pet passport and we hand them over in person — never as unaccompanied cargo.
You are welcome — by appointment, once the babies reach a safe age. We are in Greater Poland, about an hour from Poznań and a few minutes off the S11 route. For families further away we suggest a video call first, with the whole clowder and pack in the background.
We are in Greater Poland, a few minutes off the S11 route. Visits by appointment, video calls for families further away — each kennel has its own phone number and inbox, and we are happy to speak English.
Siberian Husky · FCI / ZKwP