Kennels registered with VMVT (the Lithuanian State Food and Veterinary Service) and their litters. Every litter shows what a breeder must tell you before a sale: the VMVT number, the microchip, the date of birth and the country of origin.
No litters have been published yet: kennels are taking over their profiles and publishing litters from now on. Meanwhile, browse the kennels and contact them directly.
Browse the kennelsDogs and cats from Lithuanian shelters looking for a home. We read the lists from the shelters' websites every day; about an animal, you contact the shelter directly.
Keturkojo viltis · Alytus
Data from the Keturkojo viltis website, updated 2026-11-12
Būk mano draugas · Klaipėda District
Data from the Būk mano draugas website, updated 2026-11-12
Mažas draugas · Panevėžys District
Data from the Mažas draugas website, updated 2026-11-12
Lesė · Vilnius District, Kaunas District
Data from the Lesė website, updated 2026-11-12
A shelter can claim its profile or ask us not to show its animals. All shelters
We check against three sources. A badge means exactly what we checked, and nothing more.
The State Food and Veterinary Service (VMVT) registers breeders who breed dogs and cats as a business. We download its public register every day. "Registered with VMVT" means the kennel's number is in the register with the status "Valid". When a registration is suspended, the kennel's litters are taken down at once.
Check a breederEvery dog, cat and ferret must be microchipped and registered in GAR within 4 months of birth, and in any case before it changes hands. We check the mother's and every puppy's or kitten's chip in GAR when the breeder enters it. "Registered in GAR" means the register knows the number and the animal is not marked as lost or dead.
GAR searchDogs' pedigrees, titles and health tests come from the Lithuanian Kennel Club's stud book (e.kinologija.lt) and are marked "LKD data". What the breeder entered, such as a cat's pedigree or tests, is marked "declared".
e.kinologija.ltzoogidas.lt is a directory: the deal is between you and the breeder. See the animal and its papers before you pay, never pay a deposit for a puppy or kitten you have not seen, and put the agreement in writing. Report an unsuitable listing on its litter page.
Check that the kennel's VMVT number shows "Valid".
Ask for the young animal's microchip number and check it in the Pet Register (GAR).
Do not pay a deposit before you have seen the animal and its papers.
