Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? Yes   (What's This?)

How They Describe Themselves: As a breeder we are striving for excellence in the Bengal breed with beautiful, healthy, well-socialized kittens that look like their ancestor, the Asian Leopard Cat. Our cats have the run of the house. We will intentionally stay small because we feel we can offer more individual attention to make well-socialized cats.

Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? Yes   (What's This?)

How They Describe Themselves: Our small in-home cattery with a big heart offers exquisite Brown, Silver, and Snow SBT (studbook tradition) Champion bloodline pedigreed Bengals as pets and breeder/show. Our selective breeding program for over a decade is devoted to the promotion and preservation of the Bengal breed of domestic cat and by adopting one of our amazing Bengal kittens you can be assured of a precious baby with a stunning wild exotic appearance of their ALC ancestor that is healthy, loving, and an entertaining family companion for many years!

Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? Yes   (What's This?)

How They Describe Themselves:  Our TICA Registered Bengals are raised in our home with five kids and two dogs so they are not only stunning and exotic but they are extremely friendly with a disposition that will fit right into your home. We hope to produce a line of Bengals that are healthy, loveable, and beautiful and offer our customers a pet that they can enjoy for a lifetime. We pledge to be a breeder with integrity that you can count on to be upfront and honest throughout your kitten's lifetime.

Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? No   (What's This?)

How They Describe Themselves: Bengal Breeder in Michigan of Pedigreed Bengal Cats for Pets or Show. We offer Brown Spotted Bengals, Rosetted Bengals, Golden Bengals, Marble Bengals and Seal Lynx Point (Snow) Bengal Kittens and Cats For Sale. Our adult cats (or their parents) have tested negative for HCM, PKD, FeLV and FIV.

Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? No   (What's This?)

How They Describe Themselves: Cattail Forest Bengals will remain a small cattery. Ariel, our current queen, along with retired queens, Titania and Tinker Bell, enjoy free run of the house. Kittens are raised with much handling, socialization, love and affection.Cattail Forest Bengals will remain a small cattery. Ariel, our current queen, along with retired queens, Titania and Tinker Bell, enjoy free run of the house. Kittens are raised with much handling, socialization, love and affection.

Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? No   (What's This?)

How They Describe Themselves: Exotic purr is a small cattery located in south east Michigan. We pride ourselves in raising healthy, socialized kittens that are of excellent quality meeting all the breed standards. All of our kittens are raised in our home. Every litter is just as if it were our first.

Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? No   (What's This?)

How They Describe Themselves:  Personality and health are a priority when breeding. I only breed brown spotted, black spotted and sorrell. I only stick to these colors in order to keep the wild Bengal traits. When you bring in other colors your kittens have a more domestic look. You don't see all those other colors in the jungle, there man made colors. All breeders strive for different traits. These are mine that I wish to focus upon to keep the kittens original. I specialize in heavy spotting and wild designs. All kittens come with a health guarantee.

Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? No   (What's This?)

How They Describe Themselves:  I am a mother of 3 children. I own my house and have 2 Bengal queens and 2 male Bengals that are my breeders.