Exotic Legends (Bengal Cats) -

WILD LOOKS WITH DOMESTIC TEMPERAMENTS (GREAT FAMILY PETS)

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ASK YOURSELF --- DOES YOUR BREEDER TEST THEIR CATS FOR ALL 50 CAT GENETIC DISORDERS, FIV, FELV, CALICIVIRUS, TRITRICHOMONAS, TOXOPLASMA, GIARDIA AND MORE??? Then why would you take the chance that you could be buying a kitten that could have a deadly or untreatable virus or disease... DEMAND THAT BREEDERS START TESTING AND ASK THEM TO SEE THE TEST RESULTS FOR PROOF = CLICK ON OUR BACK YARD BREEDERS TAB FOR MORE INFORMATION - keep in mind some upper respiratory conditions are common in cats "(FHV-1)for example It's not uncommon, in fact almost all cats are exposed to FHV-1 as kittens, either by live or killed vaccines, their mother or by another cat. Up to 80% of cats develop a hidden (referred to as dormant or latent) infection and become carries of FHV-1 for life."

HERE AT EXOTIC LEGENDS - WE NOT ONLY TEST – WE POST OUR RESULTS

EXOTIC LEGENDS BREEDERS ARE 100% NEGATIVE for ALL 50 CAT GENETIC DISORDERS.

WE HCM SCREEN OUR CURRENT BREEDERS CATS EVERY 12 - 18 MONTHS (Or as recommended by our veterinarian)

WE HAVE BREEDERS THAT ARE REGISTERED AS EMOTION SUPPORT ANIMALS

WE ALSO SPOT TEST OUR BREEDERS FOR, FECAL, PCR UPPER RESPIRATORY, FELINE AIDS, FELINE LEUKEMIA, AND MUCH MORE - RESULTS POSTED ON OUR KINGS AND QUEENS PAGE.

DISCOUNTS TO MILITARY, FIRST RESPONDERS, AND DISABLED INDIVIDUALS (MUST PROVIDE PROOF)

*WE GUARANTEE THAT WE WILL MATCH THE PRICE OF OTHER CURRENT, ACTIVE, REGISTERED, INSPECTED, REPUTABLE CATTERIES - LLC'S - THAT ARE TESTING THEIR BREEDERS, FOR THE SAME TESTS THAT WE DO: THAT ARE 100% NEGATIVE, AND PROVIDE PROOF OF TEST RESULTS, INSPECTION REPORTS, ACTIVE TICA OR CFA STATUS, AND CURRENT BUSINESS LICENSE.

HELLO - My name is Heather:

I have completed the THERAPY ANIMAL HANDLER course and am working towards VOLUNTEERING at Hospitals, Nursing Homes, and other locations, to educate and bring joy to those in need. - Check out our Certificates and awards tab - on this site.

I have also completed the Certified Cat Friendly Veterinary Advocate (CFVA) program, and I also hold many certificates regarding felines: health, dietary needs, respiratory, diseases, viruses, stress reducing techniques and more.

I will continue to study, research and do what needs to do done to ensure that EXOTIC LEGENDS BENGALS stands above ALL OTHERS not only in health, but in socialization, AND we are working hard to bring back the ORIGINAL BENGAL BREED standards.

I also hold a AA in Criminal Justice, BS in Accounting, and a MBA (Healthcare Management). I work full-time in the healthcare industry, working from home as a caregiver. I am also retired from a state government position. I strive for perfection. Like an artist cresting a piece of fine art. We go over and beyond what other catteries do. WHY you may ask? Because I am like, Albert Einstien, Paul Dirac, Thomas Jefferson, Andy Warho, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Steve Jobs, Alfred Kiney, Emily Dickinson and many more individuals. We all are creative, intelligent, strive for perfection and are Autistic... Here is a link of history's 30 most inspiring people on the Autism Spectrum - https://www.appliedbehavioranalysisprograms.com/historys-30-most-inspiring-people-on-the-autism-spectrum/

Being a caregiver is a rewarding career, that enables me to have such a GREAT leisure-time activity . I am a home body and these lovely animals are my emotional support animals (we have Bengals that are strictly our pets and were NEVER used for breeders) All my FUR Family Members are part of my family. Some people golf, bowl, garden, take wild life photos, hike, mountain climb, can and make their own foods for recreation, but relaxing and caring for these Bengals is my form of recreation. Bengals are my leisure-time activity, my labor of love. We picked Bengals as our family pets because we have allergies and we wanted a smart, hypoallergenic pet.

We except gifts (AKA (also known as), payments, deposits - listed throughout our site and documents). These gifts (AKA, payments, deposits) are used for the care of these wonderful fur babies. This is an expensive leisure-time activity - (like playing golf for example). I do it for sport or recreation and not for the objective of making a profit.

EXAMPLE OF COSTS - (Washington State):

1 HCM + 1 Rabies Shot = $537.50 - copy of one of our receipts - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=3127122417322282&set=pcb.3127122540655603&type=3&theater

1 Optimal Selection Genetic Testing - $99.99 - https://www.optimal-selection.com/optimal_selection_cats/

1 Bengal PRA-b / PK - $65.00 - https://vgl.ucdavis.edu/services/cat/

1 Coat Color DNA test - $60.00 - https://vgl.ucdavis.edu/services/cat/

1 GI PCR Panel Fecal Cost - $265.00

1 Feline Upper Respiratory PCR - $209.04

1 Spay or Neuter -$400.00 to $536.00

1 FeLv/FIV Test - $45.00

1 One Year Rabies - $35.00

1 Three Year Rabies $73.00

1 Micro Chip $70.00 + $40.00 lifetime registered

Additional Fees associated with breeding/housing/keeping pet includes, but not limited too: De worming, yearly examines, kitten exams, health record booklets, TICA Blue Slip, CFA litter registration, TICA yearly registration, CFA yearly registration, TICA yearly inspections application free, CFA yearly inspection application fee, TIBCS yearly registration, Website yearly fee, dot.com yearly fee, Toys, Blankets, Food, Food bowels, Water, Water bowels, Cat beds, Cat Furniture, Carriers, flooring, kennels, fencing, (Housing), cleaning supplies, ultra sounds, emergency vet visits, and much more.

Bengal Cat Prices: Updated Guide for 2020 - https://thebengalconnection.com/articles/bengal-cat-price/

Our cattery is located in Washington State. I have over 35 years experience with Exotic animals and over 13 years experience with Bengals. We take great pride in the Kittens we produce. We specialize in Quality, NOT Quantity! We are inspected by a licensed veterinarian yearly, to ensure that our cats are healthy, happy, and well cared for (we do this - voluntarily - because we want too, not because we have too) and we were awarded the 2020 - 2021 - 2022 CFA Cattery of Excellence Award and the 2020 - 2021 - 2022 TICA Outstanding Cattery Award.

WE OFFER IN PERSON HOME DELIVERY TO PARTS OF WASHINGTON AND OREGON

Exotic Legends Bengals is a small in-home cattery where all our cats are raised as part of the family and live in our home with us. We are registered with TICA, CFA, and TIBCS. Exotic Legends Bengals was started as a way to have an exquisite animal become a therapeutic pet for those with disabilities (both of my children are on the Autism Spectrum). Our Bengal kittens are handled and cuddled from the moment they are born, to make the best socialized most lovable Bengal kittens possible. They love to play fetch and can be leashed-harness trained and most of all they love water. We have many Bengal kittens (cats) that are used as therapy support cats, both personally and on military bases. All of our Bengal cats and kittens are treated as though they are not only our loving pets, but our family members. We pride ourselves with a clean and healthy environment for our Bengal kittens and cats.

We specialize in Quality, NOT Quantity!

We focus on healthy, high quality Bengal kittens with wonderful personalities.

We are now starting to test for over 50 genetic diseases - using Optimal Selection Genetic Testing.
PK, PRA, RDAC, Blood Disorder, Cardiac Disorder, Endocrine Disorder, Immunologic Disorders, Metabolic Disorders, Muscular Disorders, Neurologic Disorders, Neuromuscular Disorders, Renal Disorders, and more - OUR BREEDERS ARE 100% NEGATIVE

Color and Patterns - brown spotted kittens, brown rosette kittens, brown marble kittens, silvers spotted kittens, silvers rosette kittens, silver marble kittens, Seal Lynx Point snow spotted kittens, Seal Lynx Point snow rosette kittens, Seal Mink spotted kittens, Seal Mink rosette kittens, Snow/Silver rosette kittens, Snow/Silver marble kittens, and Charcoal. Please enjoy our Exotic Legends Bengals Website.

If you have any other questions about the breed or us, please feel free to contact Heather at (360) 536-7894 or email - exoticlegends@gmail.com

WE WORK VERY HARD TO KEEP THIS SITE UPDATED - HOWEVER SOME INFORMATION MAYBE OUTDATED.. MESSAGE, TEXT, OR CALL ME FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

EXOTIC LEGENDS CASPIAN RILIAN - DOB 06/03/2023

WILL POST PICTURE OF HIM SOON Caspian Rilian is a Seal Lynx Point snow with NICE rosettes like his mother (Arctic Crystal). He has Blue eyes. He is VERY loving. He has been placed with Exotic Legends Vipers Gem. Caspian Rilian could produce kittens that are either/or: Lynx Point snows with blue eyes, Seal Mink snows with aqua eyes, or different shades of brown. (ALL WITH GLITTER TIP COATS)

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EXOTIC LEGENDS VIPERS VENOM - DOB 06/06/2023

WILL POST PICTURE OF HIM SOON Venom is a brown rosetted Bengal; - son of Viper, which 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. Venom has BLACK outlined rosettes. VERY Vivid because of his fathers coloration. Vipers Venom could produce the following kittens: Melanistic, Seal Mink Snow, Seal Sepia, Charcoal, Browns, Seal Mink Melanistic, Seal Sepia Melanistic, (ALL WITH GLITTER TIP COATS)

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EXOTIC LEGENDS VIPERS GEM - DOB 6/6/2023

WILL POST PICTURE OF HER SOON Exotic Legends Vipers Gem is a brown rosetted bengal. She has the BEST rosettes. They are outlined in BLACK. Very VIVID BLACK, due to her father being Charcoal a/apb. She has been placed with Exotic Legends Caspian Rilian. Vipers Gem could produce the following kittens: Melanistic, Seal Mink Snow, Seal Sepia, Charcoal, Browns, Seal Mink Melanistic, Seal Sepia Melanistic, (ALL WITH GLITTER TIP COATS)

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EXOTIC LEGENDS VIXEN - DOB 6/6/2023

WILL POST PICTURE OF HER SOON Exotic Legends Vipers Gem is a brown rosetted bengal. She has the BEST rosettes. (Twin to her sister) Her rosettes are outlined in BLACK. Very VIVID BLACK, due to her father being Charcoal a/apb. Vipers Vixen could produce the following kittens: Melanistic, Seal Mink Snow, Seal Sepia, Charcoal, Browns, Seal Mink Melanistic, Seal Sepia Melanistic, (ALL WITH GLITTER TIP COATS)

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EXOTIC LEGENDS CRYSTAL BERYL - DOB 6/3/2023

WILL POST PICTURE OF HER SOON Crystal Beryl is a Seal Lynx Point Snow with blue eyes. She has the BEST rosettes and she is the most loving Benagl I have ever had. She follows me everywhere. She has been placed with Exotic Legends Vipers Venom. The kittens can be either/or - Seal Lynx Point Snow with blue eyes, Seal Mink Snow with aqua eyes, different shades of brown (ALL WITH GLITTER TIP COATS)

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EXOTIC LEGENDS JASMINE - NOW LIVING IN A CATTERY IN MONTANA

Jasmine is a Black and Brown, glitter coat Bengal who LOVES to talk. Videos of her talking can be found on Instagram.

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DOB 4/24/24 - Male - Breeder - SOLD

SOLD Brown Bengal Cat - Glitter Tip ✅ Kids Gender : Male Date of birth : April 24, 2024 Eyes color : Green or Gold Date that the kitten will be ready : July 2024 Diet : Dry kibbles, Wet kitten food, Goats milk for a treat Litter trained : Yes Neutered/Spayed : Sold as a Breeder Health : Vaccinated and microchipped Hand delivery ($) : Canada/USA/Europe ✈️ Additional Fee

DOB 4/24/24 - Female - Pet - SOLD

SOLD Brown Bengal Cat - Glitter Tip ✅ Kids ✅ Pets Gender : Female Date of birth : April 24, 2024 Eyes color : Green or Gold Date that the kitten will be ready : July 2024 Diet : Dry kibbles, Wet kitten food, Goats milk for a treat Litter trained : Yes Neutered/Spayed : Yes, before departure Health : Vaccinated and microchipped Hand delivery ($) : Canada/USA/Europe ✈️ Additional Fee

KITTENS COMING SOON

AVAILABLE SOON Brown Bengal Kittens and Snow Mink Kittens Price: to be listed soon ✅ Kids ✅ Pets Gender : Female/Male Date of birth : Eyes color : Date that the kitten will be ready : Around 12 weeks of age Diet : Dry kibbles, Wet food and Goats milk for a treat Litter trained : Yes Neutered/Spayed : Yes, before departure UNLESS BEING BOUGHT AS A BREEDER Health : Vaccinated and microchipped, BREEDERS WILL ALSO GO HOME WITH DNA TEST RESULTS Hand delivery ($) : Canada/USA/Europe ✈️ Additional cost

What is the adoption fee (GIFT) for an Exotic Legends Bengal?

*WE GUARANTEE THAT WE WILL MATCH THE PRICE OF OTHER CURRENT, ACTIVE, REGISTERED, INSPECTED, REPUTABLE CATTERIES - LLC'S - THAT ARE TESTING THEIR BREEDERS, FOR THE SAME TESTS THAT WE DO: THAT ARE 100% NEGATIVE, AND PROVIDE PROOF OF TEST RESULTS, INSPECTION REPORTS, ACTIVE TICA OR CFA STATUS, AND CURRENT BUSINESS LICENSE.

Adoption fees (GIFTS) are subject to change (coloration/markings)

Pet prices (Gifts) usually range from $2,800 to $3,800 + PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON THE ECONOMY - This average price does not include discounts: as indicated below.

Breeding/show rights (Gifts of) PLEASE ASK (Breeding Bengals will not be sold (Gifted) in Washington State)

Discount of $100 off of your second Exoticlegends kitten.

Discount of $100 for Military and disabled individuals (must provide verification)

What is included with my Bengal kitten? (As long as supplies last)

1. Spay/neuter (unless being purchased for breeding) or per contract

2. Micro-chipped (ISO) International Microchip

3. Up to date with shots

4. De-worming,

5. Sample food and/or coupon for food

6. Gift Bag

7. Toys

8. Vet Health Certification (If Flying)

9. Life-time support

10. Revolution (If supplies last)

11. TICA or CFA Registration papers

12. Folder containing parents test results, shot records, copy of contract, microchip information. CFA or TICA registration, veterinarian health reports.

Can you ship the kitten to us?

We can ship your kitten anywhere in the United States AND internationally. (prices can be provided by the flight nanny you choose)

We also offer a DOOR TO DOOR service, for a fee of .56 cents a mile (Current IRS Rate)

Does my (Gift) deposit count towards the adoption fee of my Bengal?

Yes your (Gift) deposit count towards your kitten.

HOWEVER, if you no longer would like a kitten from us, your deposit (gift) stays with us..

What happens to my reservation (Gift) deposit if I don't pick a kitten or my living situation changes?

Your (Gift) deposit is safe with us. We will keep your (Gift) deposit and as soon as you are ready, your (Gift) deposit will go towards the adoption of your little angel.

HOWEVER - if you decide you no longer would like a kitten - your deposit (gift) stay with us.

What color OR styles Bengals do you have?

1. Brown, Gold, Orange (with or without Glitter)

2. Silver

3. Snows:

SEAL LYNX POINT(Blue Eyes) LYNX POINT (BLUE EYE) - is the result of crossing an Asian Leopard cat with a Siamese cat. This produces a snow Bengal with a creamy white background, blue eyes, and contrasting markings. Most often, the snow lynx's pattern is pale or not visible at birth, and darkens as it grows.

SEAL MINK (AQUA BLUE eyes) A snow mink, is a combination of the lynx and sepia. These kittens are darker than the lynx but lighter than the sepia. Most often, the eye color is aqua. At birth, these kittens have a pattern that is distinguishable.

SILVER SEAL LYNX POINT (BLUE Eyes) White background - silver markings. (coming end of 2020 - beginning 2021)4. Charcoal (coming 2020)

SEAL SEPIA - COMING END OF 2022 - 2003 - is the result of crossing an Asian Leopard cat with a Burmese cat.

The Seal Sepia is a green or gold eyed cat and are born with an almost chocolate pattern on white snow background. They are the darkest of the snow Bengals and their colour continues to develop till about 6-12months.

4. CHARCOAL - Apb/a

MARBLE STYLE COAT

ROSETTE STYLE

Can you train Exotic Legends Bengals to use the toilet? Can you train Exotic Legends Bengals to sit, stay, and shake on command?

YES - Exotic Legends Bengals are not only healthy, and beautiful. They are also super smart.
Here is a post from one of our Exotic Legends Bengal Clients.

Do you provide studding services?

NO

What do you test for and who does your testing?

SINCE BENGALS WERE CREATED BY BREEDING AN ALC (ASIAN LEOPARD CAT) TO A DOMESTIC CAT - IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO TEST YOUR BENGALS FOR ALL CAT INHERITABLE DISEASES.

WE USE UC DAVIS & OPTIMAL SELECTION FOR OUR DNA TESTING - https://www.vgl.ucdavis.edu/

1. Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) - https://vgl.ucdavis.edu/services/cat/BengalPRA.php

2. Erythrocyte Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency (PK Deficiency), - https://vgl.ucdavis.edu/services/pkdeficiency.php

3. Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) - Testing for the feline immunodeficiency virus is performed with a small sample of your cat's blood. - https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/feline-immunodeficiency-virus

4. Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV). - Testing for the feline leukemia is performed with a small sample of your cat's blood. - https://pets.webmd.com/cats/facts-about-feline-leukemia-virus#1

5. HCM are completed by Woodfield DACVIM (Cardiology) - HCM - Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is the most commonly diagnosed cardiac disease in cats. Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) is a condition that causes the muscular walls of a cat's heart to thicken, decreasing the heart's efficiency and sometimes creating symptoms in other parts of the body.- https://icatcare.org/advice/hypertrophic-cardiomyopathy-hcm-and-testing/

6. Random FULL PCR Fecal Panel - The FilmArray gastrointestinal panel is a multiplex PCR test capable of qualitatively detecting DNA or RNA of 22 pathogens (bacteria, parasites, and viruses) - https://www.mayocliniclabs.com/test-catalog/Fees+and+Coding/63169

Feline enteric coronavirus
Feline panleukopenia virus / Canine parvovirus
Campylobacter screen
Clostridium
Cryptosporidium screen
Giardia screen
Salmonella screen
Toxoplasma gondii
Tritrichomonas

7. Random FULL PCR Upper Respiratory - https://zoologix.com/dogcat/Datasheets/FelineRespiratoryPanel.htm

Bordetella bronchiseptica
Chlamydophila felis
Feline calicivirus (FCV)
Feline herpesvirus 1 (FHV-1; also known as feline rhinotracheitis virus)
Influenza type A
Mycoplasma felis

8. Testing for over 50 genetic diseases, 20+ Traits amd more with - Optimal Selection - https://www.optimal-selection.com/optimal_selection_cats/

SINCE BENGALS WERE CREATED BY BREEDING AN ALC (ASIAN LEOPARD CAT) TO A DOMESTIC CAT - IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO TEST YOUR BENGALS FOR ALL CAT INHERITABLE DISEASES.

9. Retinal Dystrophy (rdAc ) - an inherited late-onset blindness condition has been identified and is characterized by progressive degeneration of the photoreceptors (rods and cones) in the retina. This disease has been designated "rdAc

10. Autoimmune Lymphoproliferative Syndrome - Autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome (abbr. ALPS) is a lymphoproliferative disorder (LPD) distinguished by massive enlargement of lymphatic nodes and spleen caused by the accumulation of lymphocytes. The disease is caused by irregular lymphocyte apoptosis.

What type of food/water does your Exotic Legends Bengal eat?

We feed our Adult Bengals - Purina ONE Natural Tender Selects Blend with Real Salmon Dry Cat Food - https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/purina-one-salmon-and-tuna-flavor-cat-food-870552

Our kittens go from nursing to Purina Pro Plan Kitten wet food-
https://www.chewy.com/purina-pro-plan-focus-kitten/dp/182005

Our kittens also get fed - FREE FED (left out 24/7) - Purina ONE +Plus High Protein Natural Healthy Kitten Formula Dry Kitten Food
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/purina-one-healthy-kitten-food-16-lbs-2512931

We put water (well) water in a bowl for the kittens.
They also use the following fountain (with bottled water):

https://www.chewy.com/drinkwell-avalon-ceramic-dog-cat/dp/48110?utm_source=google-product&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=hg&utm_content=Drinkwell&utm_term=&gclid=Cj0KCQjwhb36BRCfARIsAKcXh6HensFNQxJZMXjPztMuqmhHDPg78NU3MeYf1Boj0svNovhCszSdJ4QaApToEALw_wcB

Why we do NOT feed RAW (RAW IS A NO NO FOR NOT ONLY HUMANS BUT PETS)

https://vet.tufts.edu/wp-content/uploads/raw_meat_diets_memo.pdf

CLICK ON ALL THESE STUDIES AND READ THEM - THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF STUDIES LIKE THESE

REAL STUDIES - REAL DOCTORS OF VET MEDICINE

Bacteria and Viruses
Bacteria and viruses are the most common cause of food poisoning. The symptoms and severity of food poisoning vary, depending on which bacteria or virus has contaminated the food.
To prevent illness, always follow the food safety steps: clean, separate, cook, and chill. Other prevention tips for specific bacteria and viruses are included below.
The bacteria and viruses that cause the most illnesses, hospitalizations, or deaths in the United States are described below and include:

Campylobacter
Clostridium perfringens
E. coli
Listeria
Norovirus
Salmonella

Other important bacteria and viruses that cause foodborne illness include:

Bacillus cereus
Botulism
Hepatitis A
Shigella
Staphylococcus aureus (Staphylococcal [Staph] Food Poisoning)
Vibrio Species Causing Vibriosis

https://www.veterinarypracticenews.com/debating-raw-diets-january-2019/

https://www.avma.org/raw-pet-foods-and-avmas-policy-faq

https://veterinaryrecord.bmj.com/content/181/15/384.2

Raw meat can carry life-threatening pathogens, he told them – Salmonella, E coli, Campylobacter, Listeria, Clostridium and norovirus. Pets eating infected meat can become ill themselves or shed pathogens into the environment for potential transmission and harm to others. The biggest threat is Salmonella. It causes the most hospital admissions and around 200 deaths per year in the UK. It can only be killed by heat.

https://www.avvets.com/sites/site-4271/documents/Raw%20Meat%20Diets%20pdf.pdf

https://skeptvet.com/Blog/2018/02/yet-another-study-shows-the-real-dangers-of-raw-diets-for-dogs/

There is evidence of risk in feeding raw, including infectious disease, parasites, and injury from raw bones. There is no scientific evidence, only anecdote and dubious theories, to demonstrate any benefits from feeding raw.

A new study has recently been published which adds to the already considerable evidence of risk from infectious disease.

Martinez-Anton, L., Marenda, M., Firestone, S.M., Bushell, R.N., Child, G., Hamilton, A.I., Long, S.N. and Le Chevoir, M.A.R. (2018), Investigation of the Role of Campylobacter Infection in Suspected Acute Polyradiculoneuritis in Dogs. J Vet Intern Med, 32: 352–360.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jvim.15030

https://vetmed.illinois.edu/pet_column/raw-diets-whats-risk/

Salmonella and E. coli are pathogens commonly found in raw meat.
The words “raw diet” brings thoughts of uncooked vegetables and meat to mind. The raw food craze has been popular among people, but is it safe to feed our animals a raw diet too?
According to Dr. Jack Herrmann, a veterinarian on faculty at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in Urbana, as well as the director of the college’s Center for One Health Illinois, pet owners should know the risks when feeding raw meat to their animals.
Salmonella and E. coli are pathogens—infectious agents that can cause disease or illness—commonly found in raw meat. The best way to prevent illness from these pathogens in animals and people is to cook meat at a high enough temperature to kill pathogens.

How can I get onto your waiting list?

1. Click and Complete the waiting list form - WAITING LIST TAB

2. Place a non-refundable (Gift) application fee of $200 - we except

3. Second non-refundable (Gift) deposits are BY CASH AP ONLY -

You will be given 1 day to make your selection - from the time I notify you are next in line (by e-mail and/or phone). - If you decide to pass and wait for another litter - your name will remain on the list - your deposit will go towards the purchases price of your kitten and your name will be placed at the bottom of the list. If you decide you no longer want a kitten - OR we are unable to contact you via the e-mail you provided on your waiting list application - your deposits are non refundable and you will be removed from the list.

WE CAN NOT GUARANTEE WHEN A LITTER - OR KITTENS WILL BE BORN - OR IF MATING'S TOOK OR DID NOT TAKE - NO ONE CAN

Memberships and affiliates?

TICA - www.tica.org
CFA - The Cat Fanciers' Association INC. https://ecat.cfa.org/public/catterylist.aspx?startswith=E
Bengal Cat Club - https://bengalcatclub/bengal-cat-breeders/washington
Cat Kingpin - www.catkingpin.com

How are Exotic Legends Bengals with young kids and young adults?

Kittens/cats are like people. No two are the same. They have their own purrrrsonailities. My kittens are great with kids. They are socialized from birth. Here are pictures of our clients with their Exotic Legends Bengals and their children.

How are Exotic Legends Bengals with other pets?

Kittens/cats are like people. No two are the same. They have their own purrrrsonalilities. My kittens are great with other animals. We have German Shepherds that are their personal guard dogs. Here are pictures of our clients with their Exotic Legends Bengals and their other fur babies.

What litter do your cats use?

Tractor Supply Pine Pellet Stall Bedding will save you time, storage space and money. Made from environmentally friendly, all natural pine, our Pine Pellet Stall Bedding provides a comfortable sterile bedding layer, while neutralizing odor and absorbing moisture on contact.

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/tractor-supply-pine-pellet-stall-bedding-40-lb?cm_vc=-10005

Things you could buy for your new Bengal - that they wold enjoy

1. A CAT WHEEL - These are great. This is the BEST wheel on the market today. 5 out of 5 stars on Facebook. NUMBER 1 CAT WHEEL ON FLUFFY PLANET It helps your Bengal exercise - if you do not take your kitties for walks or the weather is bad outside and you can not walk them, or you live in an apartment - these will be great for you and your Bengal.

If you click on the link-

https://www.ziggydoo.com/en/home/8-ferris-cat-exercise-wheel.html

FROM ZIGGYDOO - "Simply ask your customers to add a note or comment to their order to inform me that they were referred by your cattery name".

Exotic Legends can get credits towards another wheel for our cattery. The price is the same whether you use our link or not - but we hope that you will use the link - so that Exotic legends gets the credit.

ORDER NOW - GREAT COLORS TO PICK FROM
https://www.ziggydoo.com/en/breeders/254-ferris-cat-exercise-wheel.html

2. Cat Hammock - Cats love to be elevated, and a cat hammock gives your kitty a dedicated place to be while lounging. While a cat hammock is not a need when you get a cat, it makes a nice accessory for them and can keep them from getting into trouble elsewhere in your home.

This is one that we enjoy - CatastrophiCreations Fabric Raceway Hammock Lounger Wall-Mounted Cat Shelving

There are several different sites that you can order this from -

3. Interactive Cat Toys - There are so many on the market right now to choose from. This one is my pick - MalsiPree Robotic Interactive Cat Toy, Automatic Feather/Ball Teaser Toys for Kitten/Cats, USB Rechargeable Electronic Kitty Toy, Large Capacity Battery, All Floors/Carpet Available, 4 Bonus Feathers

You can find it on Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z78F4R5?pd_rd_i=B07Z78F4R5&pd_rd_w=X41xR&pf_rd_p=b191e068-35f0-4c8b-a540-78dd3ab8cd44&pd_rd_wg=4Wy1v&pf_rd_r=H63FZ5BG4NB1X4HG0H6M&pd_rd_r=0a26243e-646a-444a-b308-319ad616e032

MEWTOGO 8 Pack Swimming Robot Fish Toy-Moving Interactive Fish Toys Wiggle Fish Catnip Toys for Cats and Kids

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Can I train my Exotic Legends Bengal to walk on a leash?

YES - THESE ARE ALL PICTURES OF EXOTIC LEGENDS BENGALS ON A HARNESS AND LEASH

This site has great pointers to help you train your Bengal
https://www.thesprucepets.com/how-to-leash-train-cats-551823

Choosing a Collar or Harness for Leash Training Your Cat
Collars are good for cats for identification purposes and to hang a bell on, but not great to use with a leash. Cats are built differently than dogs and they can easily slip out of a collar that is attached to a leash. Harnesses are much more secure for walking a cat with, especially when you are first training it.

Choose a harness that fits securely and is snug but not too tight on your cat. You can check to make sure it isn’t too tight by sliding two fingers underneath the harness. If two fingers can slide between the harness and your cat, then it should fit correctly. But if you can fit more fingers or fewer fingers under the harness, it may be too loose or tight.

Harnesses that are specifically designed for cats work best. If a harness is uncomfortable, your cat will only think about how poorly it fits or how difficult it is to walk in. Harnesses that are made from a soft material, cut in a way to allow a cat to walk normally, and that are lightweight are your best options for your cat. Make sure the harness you choose also has a D-ring securely attached to the back of it as well since this is where you will attach the leash.

Choosing a Leash for Your Cat
Lightweight leashes that are 4 to 6 feet long are ideal for leash training cats of all sizes. Retractable leashes and leashes that are longer are okay to use once a cat is trained but stick to a manageable length and leash weight at first.

Let Your Cat Adjust to the Harness
Once your cat has an appropriately sized harness on, allow it to get used to it. Let your cat sniff it and give it treats while it does so.

Keep in mind that the length of time that it takes for a cat to get used to wearing a harness will vary from cat to cat. A harness may not bother your cat at all or it may take several hours or days for your cat to adjust. Be sure to praise your cat and give it treats while it has the harness on. Do not leave the harness on for more than a few minutes if your cat is frightened by it, but increase the time it spends wearing the harness each time you put it on. Work your way up to leaving the harness on for an hour. If your cat is walking around normally while wearing the harness, then you are ready to take the next step in leash training.

Let Your Cat Adjust to the Leash
If your cat doesn’t mind wearing the harness, go ahead and attach the leash to the D-ring. While still in the safety of your home, allow your cat to drag the leash around to get used to being attached to it. If your cat is easily spooked, you may want to instead attach the leash and hold it while still allowing your cat to move about freely. Some cats are scared of a leash dragging behind them and you wouldn’t want to cause your cat to be immediately frightened of the leash. Once your cat is used to the leash being connected to it, you can advance to the outdoors.

Teach Your Cat to Walk on a Leash
Continue to hold the leash and let your cat walk freely outside. Coax your cat to walk where you want it to walk using treats or toys. Don’t pull your cat by the leash, but a gentle tug to redirect its attention is okay. You should continuously praise your cat with treats if it is walking in the direction you seek.

Over time your cat will get used to the sights, sounds, smells, and experiences of the outdoors and will be safe in its harness and leash. This may take several days or weeks for some cats, while others will be more comfortable right away.

Make Sure Your Cat Is Safe
Cats that spend time outdoors are more likely to get fleas, ticks, heartworms, and other parasites. Discuss preventative options with your vet to make sure your cat is safe and protected while enjoying time outside.

Stay away from things that may startle your cat, such as busy roads and barking dogs, while outside. Even though a cat may be trained to walk on a leash, different situations may scare it and cause it to be afraid of going on a future walk.

Why are Bengals expensive?

A LOT GOES INTO THE PRICE OF A BENGAL -

Costs
There are many things that go into the price of Bengal kittens

1. Costs of purchasing top quality Bengals with good healthy bloodlines and Breeding Rights
2. Cost to transport breeding kitten
3. Cost to separate – house your new cat until a vet has seen them and tests results come back
4. Test for the following
a. All 50 Genetic Cat Disorder
b. Feline Aids and Leukemia
c. Fecal PCR Panel – OVER $536 JUST FOR THIS ONE TEST
d. Upper Respiratory Panel
e. HCM

KEEP IN MIND IF RESULTS ARE BAD – YOU CAN NOT USE THE CAT AND YOU LOST ALL THAT MONEY – AND IT HAPPENS… I HAVE SPEND THOUSANDS ON A CAT – DNA TESTS, HCM, ULTRASOUNDS, BLOOD WORK.. - JUST TO FIND OUT THE CATTERY WAS UNETHICAL AND I HAD TO FIX THE BREEDER I BOUGHT – MIND YOU THIS OTHER CATTERY DID NOT REPLACE THE KITTEN OR REFUND ME ANY MONEY…

5. Microchip breeder
6. Security cameras and a monitored security system.
7. Cat carriers
8. Costs of "quality food"
9. Cat litter
10. Multiple litter boxes.
11. Air filters
12. Emergency vet expenses – Which could include complication during birth
13. Kitten toys
14. Cat Exercise Wheel - A must...
15. Cat Trees - Also a must
16. Bedding
17. Safe detergent for animal bedding
18. Bengal organization fees (TICA)
19. Bengal organization fees (CFA)
20. Bengal organization fees (TIBCS)
21, Fees to have your cattery inspected
22. Advertising fees
23. Website fees
24. De-Wormer
25. Flea treatments
26. Kitten collars
27. Cat collars
28. Bottles
29. Kitten formula
30. Vaccinations like rabies, FIV, Leukemia and possibly others depending on your Vets advice and your preference.
31. Fees to fix the cats
32. Products that are bought for Kitten Care packages
The list goes on...
33. Cat plants
34. Catio – for play time
35. Register litters fees
36. Cat show fees
37. Cat show supplies
AND SO MUCH MORE

DO NOT FORGET HOW MUCH TIME WE SPEND ON THE CATS - EVERYDAY WE HAVE TO CLEAN, AND CARE FOR THE CATS. ANSWER E-MAILS AND CALLS. RESEARCH FOR UPDATED INFORMATION ON THE BREED. STAY EDUCATED. BE PART OF THE BENGAL COMMUNITY.

THIS TAKE MANY HOURS EACH AND EVERY DAY

Can we come to your home to see the cattery

Due to COVID 19 - and since we are an LLC - Because of Health/Liability/Insurance reasons we do not allow individuals to come to our home. (Liability Insurance for a LLC Cattery is VERY expensive and we do not want to have to raise the prices of our Bengals to off set the insurance fees)

We can Face-time and Zoom any time that you would like.

We can deliver your kitten to you or meet you at an agreed upon location. (Depending on distance - a travel fee maybe added to the price of your kitten/cat).

We also offer a DOOR TO DOOR service (if it is to far for you to travel you can use a flight nanny (you would have to get their price from them)or we can deliver, for a fee of .56 cents a mile (Current IRS Rate) (again, this depends on the distance)

We also have recommendations posted on our site.

We also have YEARLY inspections from a licensed Veterinarian - to ensure that we are taking care of the cats properly. We post our verification/awards from CFA and/or TICA of the inspection results, under our CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS tab - on our website.

WE RECEIVED THE 2022 - 2023 & 2021 - 2022 & 2020 - 2021 CFA Cattery of Excellence award - The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA) has a program whereby a cattery may obtain certification from the CFA for adhering to a standard of care of their cats. We are proud to say, we have received the distinction of "Cattery of Excellence" every year since 2020 when we first applied.

WE RECEIVED THE 2022 - 2023 & 2021 - 2022 & 2020 - 2021 TICA Outstanding Cattery
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

EXOTIC LEGENDS (Bengal Cats) CHRISTMAS TREE CAT PROOFING

IT IS THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN - SO I THOUGHT I WOULD HELP ALL YOU CAT LOVERS OUT THERE.

EXOTIC LEGENDS (Bengal Cats) CHRISTMAS TREE CAT PROOFING -

(What do you do to cat proof your tree?)

1. Some cats do not like the smell of oranges - try putting a small amount of Citronella oil in water and spray onto the tree.

2. You can also put orange peels under the tree.

3. Make sure that your lights are well hidden in the tree.

4. Put you most loved, delicate decorations on the highest branches. Tie them to the branches with twine or string.

5. Do not have the cat in the same room as you, while you decorate.

6. Some cats do not like Bitter Apple or vinegar, you could also try to put some of these oils, vinegar in a water bottle and spray on the trees base and/or tree itself. Anti-chew products can also be found at your local pet store)

7. Most cats do not like the sound that foil makes... - try to wrap tin foil around the tree stand, and/or bottom on the tree.

8. You may want to also anchor your tree. (some use a fishing line and eye bolt - attached to the wall)

9. If you have a live tree, cover the water reservoir. You do not want your cat drinking the water. TREE SAP IS TOXIC Some people put aspirin in the water, which is TOXIC to cats. (You can use a net to put around the reservoir) Some tree stand already have covers over the reservoir.

10, You can also coat the wires with the anti chew spray, orange, or bitter apple spray.

11. Try to make sure that there are not many dangling wires... You do not want to tease your kitty.

12. Do not leave your tree on when you are not home or in the room.

13. You can get a PVC pipe, cut it down the center, put your electrical cords in it... Cats will not be able to chew the wires :) - if it is out of site it is out of mind

14. If you can use only NON breakable decorations.

15. Remember edible decorations, even though they are beautiful, string pop corn, cranberries, cookie ornaments, can also be dangerous or toxic to your cat.

16. DO NOT USE TINSEL AND GARLAND

17. If you do use Garland, spray it with anti chew - and be sure to secure it, so that it is not use to pull down.

18. Make sure you play with your cat be release some of their energy.

19. You can put some paper bags around the tree, so that your cat will play with them and take their minds off of the tree.

20. Remember your cat likes to climb, so if you do not have a cat tree, it maybe time to get one.

AS YOUR CAT GROWS HOPEFULLY YOU WILL BE ABLE TO LOOSEN UP ON YOUR SECURITY MEASURES

EXOTIC LEGENDS BENGAL CATS WISH YOU AND YOUR FUR BABIES A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Waiting list

Place your 1ST non-refundable - waiting list application fee (Gift) of $200 - which goes towards the price of your kitten
You will then be placed on a list
After a litter is born, you will be contacted
If you want a kitten you will then
Pick your kitten out of the litter – depending on your placement on the list - when they are about 5 - 6 weeks of age
You will be given 1 day to make your selection - from the time I notify you are next in line (by e-mail and/or phone). - If you decide to pass and wait for another litter - your name will remain on the list - your deposit will go towards the purchases price of your kitten and your name will be placed at the bottom of the list. If you decide you no longer want a kitten - OR we are unable to contact you via the e-mail you provided on your waiting list application - your deposits are non refundable and you will be removed from the list.
Sign and complete the contract - one will be e-mailed to you
Place a 2ND non-refundable deposit (Gift) to then hold (reserve) your kitten – which will be either $300 or $700 depending on the agreed upon price of the kitten. THE AGREED UPON PRICE IS THEN LOCKED IN FOR YOU
If you do not like any of the kittens in the current litter – your non-refundable 1st deposit is then be transferred to the next litter and so on until you (reserve-place your 2nd Deposit - Gift) on the kitten you desire.

Contact us – exoticlegends@gmail.com or (360) 536-7894

Total deposits (Gifts) can range from $500 to $900

Kittens are to be paid in full, in cash, at the time of pick up.
If you kitten is being delivered to you, the kitten must be paid in full 14 days prior to delivery date. - USING CASH AP

Pet prices (Gifts) usually range from $2,800 - 3,800 +

*WE GUARANTEE THAT WE WILL MATCH THE PRICE OF OTHER CURRENT, ACTIVE, REGISTERED, INSPECTED, REPUTABLE CATTERIES - LLC'S - THAT ARE TESTING THEIR BREEDERS, FOR THE SAME TESTS THAT WE DO: THAT ARE 100% NEGATIVE, AND PROVIDE PROOF OF TEST RESULTS, INSPECTION REPORTS, ACTIVE TICA OR CFA STATUS, AND CURRENT BUSINESS LICENSE.

Breeder prices (Gifts) PLEASE ASK - WE WILL PAY FOR AND PROVIDER OPTIMAL SELECTION TESTING OR UC DAVIS - ON ALL BREEDERS BEFORE THEY LEAVE US- BREEDERS WILL NOT BE SOLD IN WASHINGTON STATE

We found Exotic Legends after doing a lot of research on adding another bengal to our family and were very impressed with the care Heather takes with her cats and kittens along with all of the extensive testing to ensure a healthy kitten. We waited patiently for the right litter to be born and Richie was born on my son‘s birthday, March 5 of 2020. The process was very easy and transparent. We received photos and videos and updates from when he was born until the day we picked him up. We got instructions on food, litter and other items to have prepared and ready to bring him home as well as favorite toys to have ready to welcome him to the family and were given all of our important information in an organized binder on the day we took him home. From the very day we brought him home, Richie has fit right into our family and we couldn’t imagine the family without him! He has such a hilarious personality that keeps all of us laughing. He always wants to be a part of anything we’re doing and thinks he’s one of the ‘kids.’ He’s a curious little guy and has been an amazing little brother to our other 5 year old Bengal. His coat is the most amazing glittering silver and anyone who visits comments on his stunning beauty. We highly recommend Exotic Bengals for anyone looking for a beautiful, healthy, social, well-trained and loved Bengal Kitten. ❤️ Cristiana
Cristiana

“Well it’s been a whole week since we’ve brought our sweet Nala home, and let me tell you she was SO worth the wait! She’s settled right in and become one of the family. We’re all in LOVE. Here’s our story of her arrival in our home. We were on the waiting list for just under a year but we knew we wanted a Bengal. We haven't been able to have a kitty in our home for several years due allergies. The last kitty we had we actually had to return to the animal shelter due to the allergic reactions one of my children had (severe bloody noses). It was so sad, especially since the kids really bonded with the kitty. It got me reading about cat breeds that are more hypoallergenic and we discovered Bengals. I was delighted to find Exotic Legends and Heather Lewis within a close proximity to our home and even more excited after I spoke with Heather and quickly became aware of her extensive knowledge and love of this breed. 10 months after placing our deposit we brought our sweet kitty home. Despite my understanding of the breed being hypoallergenic I was still a little nervous about what to expect and here we are a week into her in our home and we've had ZERO allergy issues. The big adjustment is getting used to her energy! She's so fun, sweet and loving. It's obvious she was well loved and handled often before she came to us. We're so thankful to have found her and for the many hours of love and dedication Heather pours into her animals. Without hesitation, I'd recommend Exotic Legends to anyone looking to have a Bengal Kitty join their family. “
Tiffany

Heather, thank you for providing us with the sweetest Kitten named Priya. We have enjoyed her so much, She sits and sleeps on my husband, Gary's lap along with our 8 lb. Shut Su dog. The are really bonded and play, roll over each other and just have a good time day and night. They snuggle up to each other to sleep, in the cat bed. Neither one is the aggressor, they take turn. Our experience with Heather was Great. She was able to deal with my very impatient husband. Explained what she does before turning your kitten over to you. Which is taking them to the Vet several times for many many test, regarding her heart, illness she might have, etc. Providing her with two separate shots, getting her spaded, getting her Micro-chipped, I know I have left somethings out however Heather provides you with a nice notebook with all results when you pick up your kitten. Our Vet was impress with all the tests done and the results. Heather and her daughter handle's them so that they aren't afraid of people. If you are looking for a Bengal cat, Exotic Legends is the place to go. I highly recommend Exotic Legends and Heather. Be Patent, Heather has been in the Business for many years and a lot of people are on her list to receive a beautiful kitten, Her reputation as a breeder and knowledge about Bengal cats proceeds her and is outstanding. I was impressed. We waited several months but it is worth the wait. PRIYA IS BEAUTIFUL. Thank you again, Gary and Linda Goodburn
Gary and Linda Goodburn

"Ms.Heather is wonderful! First off I want to say that the long wait is worth while! You won't regret getting a Kitty from her! She cares about the Cats and kittens with her soul it's not about the money for her. She is well knowledgeable about the cats. She will answer all your questions and also give you advice. Ms.Heather and her daughter took really good care of our Little Boy Mufasa. She would send us pictures and video updates on how he was doing. She also had all Mufasa's papers neatly organized in a binder. When we picked him up he barely meowed during the long car ride back home. He is doing great adjusting with our family. He likes to sleep with us. Mufasa is really active and loves to play. Again you will not regret the long wait or getting a Purrfect Kitty from Ms.Heather! Thank you so much for taking good care of him.
Molyn H

It's been almost two weeks now since we brought home sweet little Coco Chanel (Coco) & let me just say what a little sweetheart she is!!! Coco has been the BEST addition to our family. Working with Heather & waiting for about a year and a half for her was well worth it! Coco is social, playful, fearless & stunningly beautiful! Coco is becoming best friends with the dogs, which was quite the shock to us, but it just goes to show how well these kittens are raised and taken care of while still with their mom and Heather. The attention to detail, information and care that Heather puts into her Bengal's is incredible, I would (and already have!) recommend her cattery to anyone looking for a Bengal. We can't thank you enough for the perfect little princess, she is SO LOVED! The Close Family
The Close Family

I have had my sweet darling Toast for about a month and a half now and I can’t imagine life without her! She is curious, beautiful, and so soft. She is easy to train, learning to walk on a leash, follows me around, and sits by my side all the time. Thanks to Heather at Exotic Legends Bengals for raising such a perfect kitten, I am able to have such a lovely Bengal join my family! Besides Toast's stunning exterior, I am reassured that she is also a healthy kitten with the meticulous testing and knowledge that Heather has. Heather is very communicative from before the kitten is born, while the kittens are growing up with her litter mates (we even FaceTimed them!), to now, while she shares important information about bengals on social media and answers any questions I have about what's the best way to raise little Toast. Looking for the right breeder is a big decision to make that impacts your Bengals whole life. I am so glad I decided to go with Heather who lives on the other Coast. From the first email I sent her 2 years ago to now, I have never regretted anything! Thank you Heather for your devotion and passion to breeding the best and healthiest Bengal companions we can get. You can watch an amazing Exotic Legends kitten grow up on Toast's instagram: @toast_the_bengal
Toast

I don’t know how to put in words how grateful I am to Heather Lewis, for all her knowledge with Bengal cats and helping me make my decision in getting my Beautiful little girl Erza. I did a lot of online research on how to find a Bengal breeder and came across several breeders, after many phone calls to the different Catteries there was know doubt my decision was to go with Exotic Legends. After being on the waiting list for 3 months I finally got the call from Heather that there was a little girl awaiting for a new home, when I took one look at her i know doubt she was going to be mine. Heather was in on constant contact with me, posting pictures and videos of Erza's first 3 months. When the time came to pick her up I was able to get on the next available flight from Boston to Washington to final meet her and bring Erza to her new home. Erza is doing amazing and has adjusted so well to our family. She is very determined, so mischievous and a whole lot of fun and laughs. Erza has brought so much joy to our family and she is so so loved. If you are reading all these wonderful recommendations and are at the point of making a decision, I can honestly say you won't be disappointed. My family and I are considering on getting a second Bengal and will definitely be getting the cat from Exotic Legends. Thank you Heather You are such a joyful person to work with. May God richly bless you and your catter Robin, Jessie, Josiah, Jesse and Erza B
Robin, Jessie, Josiah, Jesse and Erza B.

Dear Heather Thank you for all that you have done to unite us with our baby, Kobe. He is a sweet boy who is smart, loving, and affectionate. Kobe has adapted very well into this family. He loves to play and knows how to sense the mood. At night when we go to sleep, when both my husband and I are in bed, Kobe knows it’s his bedtime too. He comes says good night, sneaks behind the curtain and jumps onto his balcony and sleeps. I would definitely recommend adopting your new family member from Heather. She would send us photo and video updates while Kobe was in her care and happily answers all of our questions. Kobe is just the perfect member for our family.
Shreena N

We are so grateful to Heather for bringing Ares into our life. He's beautiful, loving, full of energy and we fell in love with him right away. He jumps super high, fetches a ball but also has chill moments when he just cuddles with us binge-watching The Walking Dead. Heather did an amazing job of socializing him since he was pretty much a sweetheart from day one. I did a lot of research into Bengal breeders, and Heather's integrity and commitment to testing and professionalism are far beyond what others were doing. She was the only one I found that detailed out exactly all the DNA testing she did and the results on her website. As a detail-oriented person, I loved that! It can take a while to get a Bengal, but it's totally worth the wait. Plus, Heather makes the process easy, she's always available for questions or concerns and is someone you can really trust. We're thinking about getting another Bengal and we'd definitely contact Heather to help us. Thank you Heather!
Jacqueline N

I couldn’t be happier with Heather’s program. I’m allergic to cats and spent a lot of time researching catteries specializing in low-allergen breeds; Exotic Legends was by far the most reputable, transparent, and fairly-priced. Catalina, aka Cat, is the first cat I have owned. I’m very glad for the testing conducted by Heather, as I know she doesn’t have any genetic issues. I’m also thankful for her help throughout the entire process, from first reaching out to after I brought Cat home. As a new cat owner, her supportive was very helpful and made me feel much more relaxed. Cat adjusted quickly to her new home, and is a happy, playful girl who loves being around people. She was litter-box trained when I got her and hasn’t had any behavioral or health issues. She’s very smart; my dad has her trained to climb in a cardboard box whenever he says “box ride” so he can take her on “flights” around the room. I have a large crate with her bed and blanket in it and she puts herself to bed at night. I couldn’t recommend Exotic Legends more!
Kayla M

My name is Kristina Tanis and I write this letter with high regards for Heather Lewis of Exotic Legends cattery. After the loss of our Siamese, Kiki, my husband and I began researching a wide variety of breeds to see which would be the best fit for us. We were both quickly drawn to Bengals because of their gorgeous markings and reputation for being very adventurous and social. From there, our search led us to the website and Facebook page for Exotic Legends where we found posts, photos, and videos of a variety of adorable Bengal cats and kittens. As luck would have it, there was a precious silver female (we named her Ash) in want of a home. Neither or us had ever dealt with a cattery before so we were not sure what to expect. Thankfully, Heather was easy to reach via Facebook Messenger and quick to answer all of our questions and set up a meeting. Within a few days, we were able to officially make little Ash part of our family. Just two months later, we could not be more in love with Ash. She has a very extroverted personality. More often than not, she is waiting by the door when we get home from work and refuses to leave our side—if we are showering, cooking, or just sitting on the sofa watching TV, she wants to be part of it! In between cuddle sessions, she also enjoys rampaging around our apartment—playing with her toys, climbing and jumping from surface to surface, and getting into a bit of mischief when we aren’t looking. My husband and I can’t wait for spring and summer so we can take her outside for adventures around the city, hikes in the mountains, and long walks along the beach. 😊 Ash is not only a delight at home, but she travels very well and is quick to warm up to new people. For example, we recently took her to Urban Animal for her check-up. The staff was pleasantly surprised and complimentary of her demeanor while being examined and receiving her shots, commenting that she is much more relaxed and cooperative than most other Bengals they have seen. Although owning a Bengal has been a new experience for us, we feel incredibly lucky to have found Exotic Legends. The care and concern Heather shows for her cats and kittens is what sets her apart from other catteries in the area. When she welcomes you to the Exotic Legends family, she means it. Just this Christmas, Heather hosted a Facebook photo contest on her page offering a prize to the winner. When little Ash won, we were blown away when we received a cat tree in the mail. She will undoubtedly spend countless hours playing and lounging on the tree, all thanks to Heather’s generosity! We absolutely love our little Ash and are thrilled to have the opportunity to join the Exotic Legends family!
Kristina Tanis

FIRST off, we highly recommend Heather “Exotic Legends Bengals” as your Bengal cattery! After several searches for a Bengal cattery and several calls around the state, we came across Heathers website. We gave her a call around Christmas and her enthusiastic conversation was very refreshing! She had a litter that was born on the 22nd and was open for us to see them; Though we couldn't hold them which we totally understood and respected. Heather explained her love, care and socializing of her Bengals. We just loved the entire straight forward experience. Over the next 8 weeks - weekly, we sent Heather a text for a picture of our baby. Like clockwork, we received several pictures as he grew! Finally the day came and Gatsby became a member of our family! Fully potty trained and not the least bit nervous of his new surroundings. It was obvious Gatsby was beautify socialized by Heathers utmost care and love. As I write this, Gatsby has been with us now for 4 weeks. His markings are coming is just spectacular while his disposition is very sweet along with tremendous fun energy! He begs to get in the shower, loves the sinks and even attempts the human bathroom. He runs, chases and plays well with our two small dogs and it’s obvious who now runs the roost! He loves to hang-out with me in my office all day and even tries to surf the web with the mouse… LOL! To be honest, we think he is a well-trained dog disguised in a cat body! He is awesome! And since the first day home he sleeps with us all night long. Thank you Heather and to your family for the love you give to your Bengals!
Mark & Anne
Gig Harbor

Having worked in pet rescue and kitten fostering for almost 20 years I was a bit hesitant to buy from a breeder having heard some pretty bad stories, but my fiance and I really wanted a baby bengal. I spent a long time researching catteries and really liked what I discovered about Heather and Exotic Legends. I wanted a small in-home breeder that spends qualty time with not only the kittens, but parents as well. Heather welcomed me to her home to meet the mother and babies and I was amazed by the friendliness of the mother cat, Bella. I was able to walk right up and pet her as she talked and talked to me. Holding my boy for the first time at that meeting I found him to be plump, fluffy, clean and calm and decided to reserve him. Heather sent us pictures as we anxiously waited for him to be old enough to come home. When she was confident he was eating dry food, drinking and using the litter box she took him in for a wellness check/1st vacines etc. As he and his litter mates were healthy Heather delivered him to our home that weekend as we'd requested. As she pulled him out of his carrier and plopped him in my fiance's hands our new baby immediately started to purr. It seems like he's barely stopped purring since. He is the happiest most relaxed kitten I have ever come across. No hiding under the bed, startling at loud noises or any of the other typical frightened reactions you often see from kittens in a new environment. Heather did such a great job raising a very self-confident, sweet, loving, happy little guy. We highly recommend Heather and her kittens. Already passed along her card to our family Dr.
Jennifer Regester

I looked for a long time and did a ton of research to find an excellent breeder in Washington State. Heather was amazing to work with. She was responsive to all my questions and kept in close contact with me. She provided me with documentation regarding PRA and PK negative results (not even carriers of course)! She also gave me genetic results on possible color combinations that might result from pairings. Her contract was well written protecting the buyer, the breeder and the kitten. My kitten (Nebit) is gorgeous and more than I could have hoped for. He is a stunning snow Bengal with beautiful markings and rosettes. Nebit is a calm, friendly, healthy, confident kitten. I highly recommend Exotic Legends Bengals for anyone looking to welcome this enchanting breed of cat into your home.
Danielle Ott-Olsen

“Having never owned a Bengal before and being aware of typical Bengal traits, we weren’t exactly sure what to expect behavior-wise. Our gold Sophie is only 14 weeks, but she has already developed a very loving personality. She loves sit on our lap and snuggle after breakfast (she’d do that all day if we let her!). She purrs every time you pick her up or even just walk by. Our biggest surprise was to find out that she loves sleeping under the covers right next to you! She loves people and we are thrilled to have such a loving and smart cat in our family! If you are looking for an intelligent and loving Bengal, we highly recommend Exotic Legends Bengals!”
DARRON SAUNDERS

I purchased my Bengal kitten from Exotic Legends on December 30th. I couldn’t be more pleased with him. It was very important to me to have a kitten that was well socialized and adaptable. I have three very busy Corgis and I didn’t want a cat that would be fearful and routinely hide. My little Finnegan is bold and friendly to the dogs and sweet and loving to me. He spends a lot of time playing with my youngest Corgi. I couldn’t be more pleased. Adapting to my household was nearly seamless. If you are considering adding a Bengal kitten to your household I highly recommend Exotic Legends.
Connie
Enumclaw Wa

After looking through numerous websites and contacting numerous breeders I came across Exotic Legends website! From the first conversation I had with Heather, I knew this was going to be a good fit; she answered every question (which was quite a few since my family is a first time Bengal owner) and was so attentive throughout the process. You could tell she really cares about her cats and kittens! Our kitten, Penny, is AMAZING! She is loving, playful, and of course GORGEOUS. I would highly recommend Exotic Legends if you are looking for a Bengal kitten.
Caitlyn F

My Husband takes Hunter to work with him, on the days that I am working. He's a wonderful Traveler. Sleeps all night, never wakes up. he is a good boy. He fetches. He sits when I give him a treat - before I give him the command. Smart kitty. Gets "off" when told - loves tag and peek-a-boo. Wonderful beautiful additional to our family. I'm so happy I found you
Nancy H
Nampa Idaho

Wonderful Bengals and Breeder, very professional, great communication and support to any of your Bengal related questions. The kittens themselves have beautiful patterns and great temperament. I highly recommend Exoticlegends to anyone looking for quality Bengal to add to their family
Juanita M

She's Gorgeous!!! She is absolutely amazing. Loves to cuddle, cannot stay out of the sink (when she hears water she comes running), and will steal and play with every straw she can find (even if that means getting it out of the sink) lol
Caitlyn R

We loved working with Heather and exotic legends cattery. My son is high functioning autistic and suffers from depression. Titan was the answer to our prayers. Heather has been so helpful answering questions she is on her way to being a veterinarian. Her responsiveness has been such a gift. We highly recommend Heather and we know you will be as thrilled as we are with your bengal. Knowing the parents did not have 50 genetic diseases puts our concerns to rest that Titan will live a long and healthy life in our care. Thank you so much heather!!
Mary A

Not the best picture of Teddy, but it shows how big he is. His tail is my favorite part of him and the biggest reason I decided to get Bengal cats. Thank you Heather Lewis for breeding such amazing cats.
Shannon H

We are happy with Leo, he is playful and healthy. We are also happy with Exotic Bengal. Heather is very helpful and informative. We highly recommend Exotic Legends Bengals, if you are looking for Bengal cat. We love our Bengal and would love to go back to Exotic Legends Bengal if we decide to get more.
Thuy

"Hi Heather! Just to say, Thank you for raising such beautiful and smart Bengals. Hazel loves our little men, she is always near by every time Oscar plays with his toys and let Oscar kiss her and carry her".. Oscar is Autistic - We raise our Bengals to be loving and caring animals. Check out the video our client posted - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYyjL6u-xwI
Donna

When my family and I decided to get a bengal kitten we started searching and found tons of ‘breeders’ all claiming to be the best. Luckily we found Exotic Legends Through the Facebook page and then we saw the website with tons of information that Heather has provided about what to look for when searching for a bengal kitty. It was a true education …. She does the full DNA testing on all her Kings and Queens (moms and dads) to ensure you’ll have a happy healthy pet that won’t get chronically ill in her life. The experience was awesome…. From the time we decided to adopt from exotic legends till the day we picked our Zahrra up Heather was very transparent about everything and provided updated pics and videos along the way. When you get your kitten you get all the information in a tabbed binder. Heather does an excellent job of socializing and litter box training the kitties and we were really set up for success from day 1. The first day home we showed Zahrra her litter box once and haven’t had an accident since. I’ve had many cats in the past and the litter box is always a challenge so was very happy . I highly recommend Exotic Legends … Heather puts a lot of thought, care and love into all the exotic legends kittens because she treats them as her own pets from the day they’re born.
John

Olympia Washington, USA

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THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES THAT WE HAVE

2023 - 2024 Cattery of Excellence

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/

2022 - 2023 Cattery of Excellence

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/

2021 - 2022 Cattery of Excellence

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/

2020 - 2021 Cattery of Excellence

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/

2022 - 2023 TICA Outstanding Cattery

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

2021 - 2022 TICA Outstanding Cattery

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

2020 - 2021 TICA Outstanding Cattery

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

2023 - 2024 Outstanding Cattery 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

2022 - 2023 Outstanding Cattery 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

2021 - 2022 Outstanding Cattery 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

2020 - 2021 Outstanding Cattery 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

2021 - 2022 CFA BREED COUNCIL MEMBER

CFA BENGAL BREED COUNCIL MEMBER

2021- 2022 CFA BREED COUNCIL MEMBER

2020 - 2021 CFA BREED COUNCIL MEMBER

CFA BENGAL BREED COUNCIL MEMBER

2020 - 2021 CFA BREED COUNCIL MEMBER

CERTIFICATION OF ACHIEVEMENT - Cattery Management

CERTIFICATION

I HOLD A CERTIFICATION OF ACHIEVEMENT - Cattery Management

CERTIFICATE - Cattery Management - Level 3

CERTIFICATE

I HOLD A CERTIFICATE IN - Cattery Management - Level 3

CFVA Certificate Certified Cat Friendly Veterinary Advocate (CFVA) 2020-10-17

CERTIFICATE

CFVA Certificate Certified Cat Friendly Veterinary Advocate (CFVA) 2020-10-17

Therapy Animal Handler

CERTIFICATE

CERTIFICATE - FELINE UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS: WHAT'S NEW?

CERTIFICATE

I HOLD A CERTIFICATE IN - FELINE UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS: WHAT'S NEW?

CERTIFICATE - WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER FOR PURR-FECT HEALTH.pdf

CERTIFICATE

I HOLD A CERTIFICATE IN - WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER FOR PURR-FECT HEALTH

CERTIFICATE - ZOOMING IN ON KITTEN DIARRHEA

CERTIFICATE

I HOLD A CERTIFICATE IN - ZOOMING IN ON KITTEN DIARRHEA

CH (Champian Viper)

CFA CAT SHOW 2019

Awards Viper received at the CFA cat show

CH (Champian Viper)

CFA CAT SHOW 2019

Viper in a ring with one of the CFA judges

Exotic Legends Penny (Client's kitty)

Won 2020 Taste of The Wild Photo Contest

Congratulations

EXOTIC LEGENDS HARMONY

Won the 2020 Photo Contest and is in the 2021 Evanger's Calender

Congratulations

Transporting Your Exotic Legends Bengal
Transporting Your Exotic Legends Bengal

BACK YARD BREEDERS -

You can be a show breeder and be a backyard breeder too.

I WILL FIGHT FOR CATS

FROM A CATTERY THAT I HAVE SAVED

WHY TESTING IS SO IMPORTANT

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

TESTING IS VERY IMPORTANT

*** 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 -----

PK, PRA, AND HCM SCREENING IS NOT ENOUGH

We as responsible breeders need to save this breed not destroy it.

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Exotic Legends Bengal kitten playing in tha water with their fish friends - thumbnail

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Exotic Legends Bengal CAT - HANGING WITH HIS NEW FRIEND - client SAID HE IS SOOOO GENTLE WITH BABY thumbnail

About EXOTIC BENGALS - Exotic Legends

WILD LOOKS WITH DOMESTIC TEMPERAMENTS (GREAT FAMILY PETS)

NEW Kings (Pictures coming soon)

EXOTIC LEGENDS CASPIAN RILIAN - DOB 06/03/2023

EXOTIC LEGENDS VIPERS VENOM - DOB 06/06/2023

NEW Queens

EXOTIC LEGENDS VIPERS GEM - DOB 6/6/2023

EXOTIC LEGENDS VIXEN - DOB 6/6/2023

EXOTIC LEGENDS CRYSTAL BERYL - DOB 6/3/2023

EXOTIC LEGENDS JASMINE - NOW LIVING IN A CATTERY IN MONTANA

Kittens

DOB 4/24/24 - Male - Breeder - SOLD

DOB 4/24/24 - Female - Pet - SOLD

KITTENS COMING SOON

F.A.Q

What is the adoption fee (GIFT) for an Exotic Legends Bengal?

What is included with my Bengal kitten? (As long as supplies last)

Can you ship the kitten to us?

Does my (Gift) deposit count towards the adoption fee of my Bengal?

What happens to my reservation (Gift) deposit if I don't pick a kitten or my living situation changes?

What color OR styles Bengals do you have?

Can you train Exotic Legends Bengals to use the toilet? Can you train Exotic Legends Bengals to sit, stay, and shake on command?

Do you provide studding services?

What do you test for and who does your testing?

What type of food/water does your Exotic Legends Bengal eat?

Why we do NOT feed RAW (RAW IS A NO NO FOR NOT ONLY HUMANS BUT PETS)

How can I get onto your waiting list?

Memberships and affiliates?

How are Exotic Legends Bengals with young kids and young adults?

How are Exotic Legends Bengals with other pets?

What litter do your cats use?

Things you could buy for your new Bengal - that they wold enjoy

Can I train my Exotic Legends Bengal to walk on a leash?

Why are Bengals expensive?

Can we come to your home to see the cattery

EXOTIC LEGENDS (Bengal Cats) CHRISTMAS TREE CAT PROOFING

Waiting List

Recommendations

Contact

BENGAL COAT COLOR GENETICS - HOW WE DETERMINE THE COLORS/GENETICS OF FUTURE KITTENS/LITTERS

CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS

THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES THAT WE HAVE

2023 - 2024 Cattery of Excellence

2022 - 2023 Cattery of Excellence

2021 - 2022 Cattery of Excellence

2020 - 2021 Cattery of Excellence

2022 - 2023 TICA Outstanding Cattery

2021 - 2022 TICA Outstanding Cattery

2020 - 2021 TICA Outstanding Cattery

2023 - 2024 Outstanding Cattery Code of Ethics

2022 - 2023 Outstanding Cattery Code of Ethics

2021 - 2022 Outstanding Cattery Code of Ethics

2020 - 2021 Outstanding Cattery Code of Ethics

2021 - 2022 CFA BREED COUNCIL MEMBER

2020 - 2021 CFA BREED COUNCIL MEMBER

CERTIFICATION OF ACHIEVEMENT - Cattery Management

CERTIFICATE - Cattery Management - Level 3

CFVA Certificate Certified Cat Friendly Veterinary Advocate (CFVA) 2020-10-17

Therapy Animal Handler

CERTIFICATE - FELINE UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS: WHAT'S NEW?

CERTIFICATE - WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER FOR PURR-FECT HEALTH.pdf

CERTIFICATE - ZOOMING IN ON KITTEN DIARRHEA

CH (Champian Viper)

CH (Champian Viper)

Exotic Legends Penny (Client's kitty)

EXOTIC LEGENDS HARMONY

TRANSPORTING YOUR EXOTIC LEGENDS BENGAL

Transporting Your Exotic Legends Bengal

Transporting Your Exotic Legends Bengal

BACK YARD BREEDERS - WATCH OUT

BACK YARD BREEDERS -

I WILL FIGHT FOR CATS

WHY TESTING IS SO IMPORTANT

TESTING IS VERY IMPORTANT

PK, PRA, AND HCM SCREENING IS NOT ENOUGH

Exotic Legends Bengal Water Sports (what a wonderful client video)

Exotic Legends Bengal kitten playing in tha water with their fish friends -

Exotic Legends Bengal Kitten Taking A Walk With Their New Family

Exotic Legends Bengal Kittens At Their New Home

Exotic Legends Bengal CAT - HANGING WITH HIS NEW FRIEND - client SAID HE IS SOOOO GENTLE WITH BABY