THE ROYAL HOUSE OF KANAANI
Heirs to King Solomon’s Feline Throne
Established under the auspices of the Salita Foundation and the World Kanaani Organization

The Royal House of Kanaani is a cultural, heritage, and custodial institution established under the auspices of the Salita Foundation and the World Kanaani Organization to preserve, document, and represent the designated Royal Kanaani lineage and its cultural inheritance as the Heirs to King Solomon’s Feline Throne.
Rooted in Jerusalem and inspired by the Jewish tradition of King Solomon’s extraordinary throne — on whose fifth step a golden cat stood facing a golden rooster — the Royal House of Kanaani brings together heritage, preservation, documented lineage, stewardship, and living continuity.
The Royal House does not encompass every cat of the Kanaani breed. Membership in the Kanaani breed alone does not constitute membership in the Royal House or the Royal Family. Membership in the House is governed by its Founding Declaration, Royal Charter, documented lineage, and official registry.
Articles & Press
The Times of Israel Blogs · Mikhail Salita · October 7, 2026
The Royal House of Kanaani: Founding and Compassion
The cultural foundations of the House and its commitment to animal welfare.
TWKO press release · EIN Presswire · October 2, 2026
Kanaani Heritage and International Preservation
A cultural designation and an international effort to preserve the rare Jerusalem-born breed.
