KITTENS BORN 4/13/2023
WE JUST RECEIVED A PERFECT SCORE ON OUR YEARLY CATTERY INSPECTION
WE NOW OFFER FINANCING &
"PRICE MATCHING"
MORE HEALTH TESTING THAN ANY BENGAL CATTERY
CFA BENGAL COUNCIL MEMBER 2020 - 2022
2020 - 2023 CFA Cattery of Excellence Award
2020 - 2023 TICA Outstanding Cattery Award
2020 CFVA "Certified Veterinary Advocate" & A Therapy Animal Handler
HCM NORMAL
100% NEGATIVE for ALL 50 CAT GENETIC DISORDERS.
WE TEST OUR BREEDERS FOR PCR FECAL, PCR UPPER RESPIRATORY, FELINE AIDS-LEUKEMIA
Caspian - is a Silver Lynx Point Snow - his father was Silver. Exotic Legends King Titan and Meria. (BOTH N/N PK & PRA) He has the look of an early generation Bengal. He has a dark/black tip tail. A very light white cream color, dark seal markings, and the bluish eyes.
Learn MoreI am proud to introduce SHOCK N AWE. He has lovely tricolor rosette circle shapes all over his glitter, short and clear background coat which gives him an eye-popping contrast that is difficult to catch on camera but this boy is most differently a show stopped and will indeed produce GREAT looking kitties.
Learn MoreViper is a CHARCOAL BENGAL his type of color and pattern is most often seen in early generation Bengals because it is a trait that comes partly from the Leopard Cat.
Learn MoreJASMINE WAS PLACED WITH VIPER - 3/31/2023 - HOPING FOR A LITTER IN 62- 64 DAYS Jasmine is a Black and Brown, glitter coat Bengal who LOVES to talk. Videos of her talking can be found on Instagram. We expect all Brown Rosette kittens (All kittens will have glitter coats, verified by DNA testing)
Learn MoreSnow Mink - 3/17/23 DUE TO HAVE A LITTER VERY SOON We expect - Seal Lynx Point (Blue Eyes), Seal Mink (Aqua Eyes), and Browns (ALL KITTENS WILL HAVE A GLITTER COAT - DNA TESTED AND VERIFIED)
Learn MoreSnow - Lynx Point - Blue Eyes Crystal is now with her husband Caspian - we are expecting ALL Lynx Point Snows with blue eyes - Some maybe RARE Lynx Point Silver Snows with blue eyes
Learn MoreSilver Rosetted - 3/17/2023 - SHE IS PREGNANT - SIRE CASPIAN - KITTENS DUE SOON - We are expecting: Seal Lynx Points, Seal Silver Lynx Points (VERY RARE) and Silver - maybe browns.
Learn MoreSHE IS RETIRED - BUT WE HAVE HER DAUGHTER SAPPHIRE AS HER REPLACEMENT QUEEN
Learn MoreSHE IS RETIRED BUT WE HAVE JASMINE TO REPLACE HER IN OUR BROWN / GOLD GLITTER BLOODLINE
Learn MoreTHOSE ON THE WAITING LIST WILL GET FIRST PICK OF THE AVAILABLE KITTENS
Sapphire and Caspian are expected a litter - End of March 2023 - April 2023
Sapphire and Caspian are expected a litter - End of March 2023 - April 2023
Sapphire and Caspian are expected a litter - End of March 2023 - April 2023
Jewel and Shock are expected a litter - April 2023
Jewel and Shock are expected a litter - April 2023
Jewel and Shock are expected a litter - April 2023
Jewel and Shock are expected a litter - April 2023
Jewel and Shock are expected a litter - End of March 2023 - April 2023
Jasmine and Champion Viper are expected a litter - June 2023
Jasmine and Champion Viper are expected a litter - June 2023
Jasmine and Champion Viper are expected a litter - June 2023
Jasmine and Champion Viper are expected a litter - June 2023
The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA)
CFA Approved Cattery Environment Program per CFA official website "A cattery environment inspection program exists for catteries registered with The Cat Fanciers’ Association, Inc. (CFA). A cattery is a mutiple-cat household maintained for the purpose of perpetuating and protecting the heritage and desirable traits of the various breeds of pedigreed cats. The program, which went into effect on July 1, 1992 offers CFA registered catteries an opportunity to voluntarily participate in the CFA Approved Cattery Environment Program(ACEP). The cattery inspections are conducted by licensed veterinarians, using criteria established by CFA. The ACEP program has two tiers: “CFA Approved Cattery” and “CFA Cattery of Excellence”. The inspection and approval process encompasses the environmental conditions of the cattery." https://cfa.org/approved-cattery-program/
The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA)
CFA Approved Cattery Environment Program per CFA official website "A cattery environment inspection program exists for catteries registered with The Cat Fanciers’ Association, Inc. (CFA). A cattery is a mutiple-cat household maintained for the purpose of perpetuating and protecting the heritage and desirable traits of the various breeds of pedigreed cats. The program, which went into effect on July 1, 1992 offers CFA registered catteries an opportunity to voluntarily participate in the CFA Approved Cattery Environment Program(ACEP). The cattery inspections are conducted by licensed veterinarians, using criteria established by CFA. The ACEP program has two tiers: “CFA Approved Cattery” and “CFA Cattery of Excellence”. The inspection and approval process encompasses the environmental conditions of the cattery." https://cfa.org/approved-cattery-program/
The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA)
CFA Approved Cattery Environment Program per CFA official website "A cattery environment inspection program exists for catteries registered with The Cat Fanciers’ Association, Inc. (CFA). A cattery is a mutiple-cat household maintained for the purpose of perpetuating and protecting the heritage and desirable traits of the various breeds of pedigreed cats. The program, which went into effect on July 1, 1992 offers CFA registered catteries an opportunity to voluntarily participate in the CFA Approved Cattery Environment Program(ACEP). The cattery inspections are conducted by licensed veterinarians, using criteria established by CFA. The ACEP program has two tiers: “CFA Approved Cattery” and “CFA Cattery of Excellence”. The inspection and approval process encompasses the environmental conditions of the cattery." https://cfa.org/approved-cattery-program/
The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA)
CFA Approved Cattery Environment Program per CFA official website "A cattery environment inspection program exists for catteries registered with The Cat Fanciers’ Association, Inc. (CFA). A cattery is a mutiple-cat household maintained for the purpose of perpetuating and protecting the heritage and desirable traits of the various breeds of pedigreed cats. The program, which went into effect on July 1, 1992 offers CFA registered catteries an opportunity to voluntarily participate in the CFA Approved Cattery Environment Program(ACEP). The cattery inspections are conducted by licensed veterinarians, using criteria established by CFA. The ACEP program has two tiers: “CFA Approved Cattery” and “CFA Cattery of Excellence”. The inspection and approval process encompasses the environmental conditions of the cattery." https://cfa.org/approved-cattery-program/
TICA (The International Cat Association)
TICA'S EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATES - "In keeping with the Mission and Policy Statements of TICA, the Outstanding Cattery Program has adopted the Cattery Evaluation Program and the Outstanding Cattery Code of Ethics as requirements for achieving the TICA Outstanding Cattery certificate. The goal is to provide education, information, and guidance to breeders so that they are aware of proper husbandry and cattery management techniques. Evaluator The actual cattery evaluation must be done by a licensed small animal veterinarian. The breeder may engage his/her regular veterinarian for this task. It is important for the veterinarian to place emphasis on the overall impression of health and well-being of the cats in the cattery during the evaluation and decision-making process. Often cattery set-ups involve the entire household. For example, bedrooms and bathrooms may be utilized for birthing and/or isolation areas of the cattery. In addition, it is important for the evaluator to allow for the odor of any whole male cat in residence. However, it is not allowable to experience the stale odor of cats permeating the residence. It is hoped that the dialogue between the veterinarian and breeder will be an educational experience. Breeder The breeder is encouraged to use the Cattery Evaluation Form as a guide for self-evaluation of his/her cattery prior to contacting a veterinarian. It is hoped that this method will allow the breeder to correct any deficiencies before the actual evaluation. The breeder must be present during the evaluation and scoring process. All fees charged by the veterinarian for this service are to be paid by the breeder. Scoring Method The veterinarian is to complete and score the form in the presence of the breeder. Complete the form by ticking the appropriate box against each of the criteria. Each individual rating of "Excellent" receives 2 points, each "Satisfactory" receives 1 point, and each "unsatisfactory" rating receives 0 points. Any Not Applicable (N/A) rating receives a score of 2 points. Multiply the total number of "excellent" ratings plus "N/A" ratings by 2 and enter this figure on the line following "Excellent". Add the total number of "Satisfactory" ratings and enter this figure on the line following "Satisfactory". Add the two figures together and enter the sum in the appropriate space as the total score. The best possible score is 88 points. A total score of 75 points or more receives an overall "Outstanding" rating and the breeder will be sent a TICA Outstanding Cattery certificate." https://tica.org/owners-breeders/catteries/outstanding-cattery-program
TICA (The International Cat Association)
TICA'S EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATES - "In keeping with the Mission and Policy Statements of TICA, the Outstanding Cattery Program has adopted the Cattery Evaluation Program and the Outstanding Cattery Code of Ethics as requirements for achieving the TICA Outstanding Cattery certificate. The goal is to provide education, information, and guidance to breeders so that they are aware of proper husbandry and cattery management techniques. Evaluator The actual cattery evaluation must be done by a licensed small animal veterinarian. The breeder may engage his/her regular veterinarian for this task. It is important for the veterinarian to place emphasis on the overall impression of health and well-being of the cats in the cattery during the evaluation and decision-making process. Often cattery set-ups involve the entire household. For example, bedrooms and bathrooms may be utilized for birthing and/or isolation areas of the cattery. In addition, it is important for the evaluator to allow for the odor of any whole male cat in residence. However, it is not allowable to experience the stale odor of cats permeating the residence. It is hoped that the dialogue between the veterinarian and breeder will be an educational experience. Breeder The breeder is encouraged to use the Cattery Evaluation Form as a guide for self-evaluation of his/her cattery prior to contacting a veterinarian. It is hoped that this method will allow the breeder to correct any deficiencies before the actual evaluation. The breeder must be present during the evaluation and scoring process. All fees charged by the veterinarian for this service are to be paid by the breeder. Scoring Method The veterinarian is to complete and score the form in the presence of the breeder. Complete the form by ticking the appropriate box against each of the criteria. Each individual rating of "Excellent" receives 2 points, each "Satisfactory" receives 1 point, and each "unsatisfactory" rating receives 0 points. Any Not Applicable (N/A) rating receives a score of 2 points. Multiply the total number of "excellent" ratings plus "N/A" ratings by 2 and enter this figure on the line following "Excellent". Add the total number of "Satisfactory" ratings and enter this figure on the line following "Satisfactory". Add the two figures together and enter the sum in the appropriate space as the total score. The best possible score is 88 points. A total score of 75 points or more receives an overall "Outstanding" rating and the breeder will be sent a TICA Outstanding Cattery certificate." https://tica.org/owners-breeders/catteries/outstanding-cattery-program
TICA (The International Cat Association)
TICA'S EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATES - "In keeping with the Mission and Policy Statements of TICA, the Outstanding Cattery Program has adopted the Cattery Evaluation Program and the Outstanding Cattery Code of Ethics as requirements for achieving the TICA Outstanding Cattery certificate. The goal is to provide education, information, and guidance to breeders so that they are aware of proper husbandry and cattery management techniques. Evaluator The actual cattery evaluation must be done by a licensed small animal veterinarian. The breeder may engage his/her regular veterinarian for this task. It is important for the veterinarian to place emphasis on the overall impression of health and well-being of the cats in the cattery during the evaluation and decision-making process. Often cattery set-ups involve the entire household. For example, bedrooms and bathrooms may be utilized for birthing and/or isolation areas of the cattery. In addition, it is important for the evaluator to allow for the odor of any whole male cat in residence. However, it is not allowable to experience the stale odor of cats permeating the residence. It is hoped that the dialogue between the veterinarian and breeder will be an educational experience. Breeder The breeder is encouraged to use the Cattery Evaluation Form as a guide for self-evaluation of his/her cattery prior to contacting a veterinarian. It is hoped that this method will allow the breeder to correct any deficiencies before the actual evaluation. The breeder must be present during the evaluation and scoring process. All fees charged by the veterinarian for this service are to be paid by the breeder. Scoring Method The veterinarian is to complete and score the form in the presence of the breeder. Complete the form by ticking the appropriate box against each of the criteria. Each individual rating of "Excellent" receives 2 points, each "Satisfactory" receives 1 point, and each "unsatisfactory" rating receives 0 points. Any Not Applicable (N/A) rating receives a score of 2 points. Multiply the total number of "excellent" ratings plus "N/A" ratings by 2 and enter this figure on the line following "Excellent". Add the total number of "Satisfactory" ratings and enter this figure on the line following "Satisfactory". Add the two figures together and enter the sum in the appropriate space as the total score. The best possible score is 88 points. A total score of 75 points or more receives an overall "Outstanding" rating and the breeder will be sent a TICA Outstanding Cattery certificate." https://tica.org/owners-breeders/catteries/outstanding-cattery-program
TICA (The International Cat Association)
The voluntary code of ethics is for breeders that voluntarily want to sign and agree to TICA's codes by; being a member in good standing, agreeing to breed discriminately, and also find good homes for the kittens - https://www.tica.org/downloads/file/68-voluntary-code-of-ethics
TICA (The International Cat Association)
The voluntary code of ethics is for breeders that voluntarily want to sign and agree to TICA's codes by; being a member in good standing, agreeing to breed discriminately, and also find good homes for the kittens - https://www.tica.org/downloads/file/68-voluntary-code-of-ethics
TICA (The International Cat Association)
The voluntary code of ethics is for breeders that voluntarily want to sign and agree to TICA's codes by; being a member in good standing, agreeing to breed discriminately, and also find good homes for the kittens - https://www.tica.org/downloads/file/68-voluntary-code-of-ethics
TICA (The International Cat Association)
The voluntary code of ethics is for breeders that voluntarily want to sign and agree to TICA's codes by; being a member in good standing, agreeing to breed discriminately, and also find good homes for the kittens - https://www.tica.org/downloads/file/68-voluntary-code-of-ethics
CFA BENGAL BREED COUNCIL MEMBER
2021- 2022 CFA BREED COUNCIL MEMBER
CFA BENGAL BREED COUNCIL MEMBER
2020 - 2021 CFA BREED COUNCIL MEMBER
CERTIFICATION
I HOLD A CERTIFICATION OF ACHIEVEMENT - Cattery Management
CERTIFICATE
I HOLD A CERTIFICATE IN - Cattery Management - Level 3
CERTIFICATE
CFVA Certificate Certified Cat Friendly Veterinary Advocate (CFVA) 2020-10-17
CERTIFICATE
CERTIFICATE
I HOLD A CERTIFICATE IN - FELINE UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS: WHAT'S NEW?
CERTIFICATE
I HOLD A CERTIFICATE IN - WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER FOR PURR-FECT HEALTH
CERTIFICATE
I HOLD A CERTIFICATE IN - ZOOMING IN ON KITTEN DIARRHEA
CFA CAT SHOW 2019
Awards Viper received at the CFA cat show
CFA CAT SHOW 2019
Viper in a ring with one of the CFA judges
Won 2020 Taste of The Wild Photo Contest
Congratulations
Won the 2020 Photo Contest and is in the 2021 Evanger's Calender
Congratulations
You can be a show breeder and be a backyard breeder too.
FROM A CATTERY THAT I HAVE SAVED
BREEDER ARE SELLING DISEASED CATS AND KITTENS AND NOT TELLING CLIENTS ---- IF YOU BUY A CAT OR KITTEN FROM A CATTERY THAT DOES NOT DO AND SHOW YOU TEST RESULTS - WALK AWAY - SAVE YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY FROM HEART ACHES AND EXPENSIVE VET BILLS AND MEDICATIONS AND SPECIAL DIETS. DO NOT LET WHAT HAPPENED TO THESE PEOPLE HAPPEN TO YOU
*** If you do not run these test, you are a backyard breeder. - DO NOT LET WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS LADY HAPPEN TO YOU ONLY RUNNING PK, PRA, AND HCM SCREEN IS NOT ENOUGH -----
We as responsible breeders need to save this breed not destroy it.