updated 13 June 2009




Kittens are graded by quality.
Pet kittens start from $800 and go to $1500 for show quality pets. They are vaccinated, wormed, microchipped and desexed.
Breeder and show quality kittens are priced between $2000 and $3000. A deposit for a pet kitten is $250 and $500 for breeders and show kittens. DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE
All kittens come with full registration pedigree papers - proving their pure and high quality lineage.

Please note that I only place my kittens into loving, caring homes - not into caged homes.
I also put special emphasis on health and hygiene. ALL my cats are super healthy and very well socialised - being part of my family.

SALES CONTRACT






JAHNAMIR CHERRY BLOSSOM - AVAILABLE SOON AS A LOVING PET
Shani will be available soon for a forever home. She will be best as an only cat. Very sweet little girl.







WILDKATT FOREST GIRL (Leilani)- SOLD
leilani is a retired queen who is looking for a forever home. She is 4 yrs old and loves attention.
Leilani would be best in a home with another male cat. Leilani is quite cheeky and loves to play.

Serious pet owners only apply.

















NEXT PLANNED LITTERS




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Expecting brown and seal mink spotted/rosetted from this litter
Wildkatt Sirius Black x Jahnamir Cherry Blossom
Litter born 30th April. 1 seal mink boy, 2 brown spotted, 1 male and 1 female. female brown spotted - SOLD



Wildkatt Jestah x Wildkatt Tiger Lily

Wildkatt Sirius Black x Wildkatt Honey Dew
Wildkatt Sirius Black x Wildkatt Snow Flake




EXAMPLES OF PAST KITTENS



WILDKATT JESTAH X WILDKATT HONEY DEW KITTENS


Jahnamir Koshka















SILVERTRACE ALASKA X WILDKATT SNOW FLAKE KITTENS



Seal lynx boy


Pics taken at 4half weeks











High quality mink spotted boy










WILDKATT SIRIUS BLACK X JAHNAMIR CHERRY BLOSSOM KITTENS



Seal mink spotted boy











POODY. Brown spotted girl. Sold to Julie




Poody as a young adult

















JAHNAMIR WATERS EDGE
Breeder sold to Cathy Cooper of Wilderside Bengals
Wildkatt Desert Sands x Tijah Kenjara







Waters Edge at 6 months































JAHNAMIR KENYA-Breeder sold to Cathy (Wilderside Bengals)
Wildkatt Jestah x Tijah Kenjara




Kenya at 4 months. Beautiful wild type like her mum 'Kenjara'




Kenya at 8 months















Jahnamir Sonny- Sold to Fabio and Kimmie
Wildkatt Honey Dew x Wildkatt Vanilla Ripple






Sonny as an older kitten










JAHNAMIR JINGA MBANI- Breeder sold to Kat of Iceni Bengals
Wildkatt Forest Girl x Wildkatt Vanilla Ripple










Jinga in her new home



Jinga as an older kitten showing her beautiful marble pattern hollowing out.










WILDKATT KEITAH

Sire-Wildkatt Jestah

Dam-Tushbah O Ekala






JAHNAMIR LUCA AND TAHLEH
Sire-Wildkatt Jestah

Dam-Wildkatt Forest Girl














COMMENTS


JAHNAMIR DJANGO
Wildkatt Jestah x Wildkatt Snowflake

From: Bev & Charlie Peters To: jahnamir@optusnet.com.au

Dear Carla,

Charlie and I would like to let you know that we are finding our little Bengal to be an absolute delight.
He has settled in well, eats a good variety of foods, is drinking his milk � and uses his tray!
Apart from his exquisite beauty, his personality traits are outstanding. Firstly, it�s so sweet to see how much he enjoys our company!
He purrs easily and often. He always chooses to sit with or on one of us when he�s drowsy; he sleeps in our bed (and keeps remarkably civilised hours, to date);
he is very playful and without a doubt extremely clever - I can�t believe how quickly he has learned, by a stern �No!�, when to stop an action (e.g. clawing the lounge, investigating one of our meals).
It�s even looking as though we�ll be able to accustom him to being picked up. He hasn�t a trace of bad temper and is brave enough to stay in the room with four of our under-six grandchildren!
What ever you�re doing is obviously working well, as Django is quite noticeably more sociable and family-comfortable than our last dear Bengal.
I�m afraid we�ve stolen from the Cat World a quite exceptional champion.
Many thanks!
Cheers
Bev Peters







Django at 9months



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JAHNAMIR ARI
Wildkatt Jestah x Wildkatt Snowflake



From; Christina Price To; jahnamir@optusnet.com.au

Hi Carla,

Thanks for your email regarding Ari, and thanks for the pictures you emailed me.
Ari has settled in really well. He gets along with our older cats and likes to play rough
with our ginger male, who puts up with him. He is a great little cat, and is super affectionate
and absolutely loves to be with us. He has hopped in the bath with my young son a couple of times.
He follows us down into our backyard (which backs to bush) and yowls if he can't see us.
He loves to climb trees. He follows us everywhere. He is really almost doglike in his personality.
Sometimes we spoil him and let him sleep on our bed with us at night. We are really pleased with him.
We would still like a snow kitten when one becomes available. I know these things take time,
but we are willing to wait.
Thanks Carla, and once again we are thrilled with Ari!!
Christina




Ari at 6months
























Explaining the 'FUZZYS'




You may have heard at some time the word 'fuzzys' mentioned where the Bengal is concerned. Why only the 'Bengal', why not other cats? Well, the 'fuzzys' in our bengal cats in fact comes from their wild ancestors, the ALC. The Fuzzys is our translated term for 'baby fur'. This is a stage that all breeds of wild cats (kittens) go through when they are babys. It's an extra growth of wispy baby fur to help protect them from predators when their mother is out hunting and so forth. It also helps to protect them from the cold during the winter months. As they mature, they will lose their baby coat and eventually their adult coat will show it's true beauty.

Below are some before and after photos of a bengal kitten during the fuzzys.


Shani at 3 weeks - before the fuzzys






Shani at 8 weeks - during the fuzzys





Shani at 15 weeks - after the fuzzys



















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