updated 5 February 2012




Kittens are graded by quality.
Pet kittens start from $850 and go to $2,000 for show quality pets. They are wormed, toilet trained, microchipped and desexed.
Breeder and show quality kittens are priced between $2500 and $4000. 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










1 beautiful blue rosetted kitten- AVAILABLE

Pics taken at 6 weeks of age. In the fuzzies









Silver rosetted boy - AVAILABLE








Silver rosetted girl - AVAILABLE













BEAUTIFUL 3 YEAR OLD BROWN ROSETTED FEMALE AVAILABLE TO GOOD HOME
Sacha if very affectionate, very typey and has beautiful black rosetting.
She would love lots of space and best as an only cat. May be ok with a male but no females.
If you are interested in Sacha please call Tracie on 02 656 23834
























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EXAMPLES OF PAST KITTENS


TIJAH KENJARA X WILDKATT SIRIUS BLACK



This boy has a lot of wild type. He is a gentle giant and is very much loved in his new home.
I was blown away when I saw him as an adult. I so love the look of this boy and long to breed another like him.


Jahnamir Kenjara Tiger
















WILDKATT SIRIUS BLACK X JAHNAMIR CHERRY BLOSSOM

Jahnamir Sirius White
Seal Mink Spotted





















JAHNAMIR WATERS EDGE

Seal Sepia Marble- DNA Tested through UC Davies America


Sold to Cathy Cooper of Wilderside Bengals
Wildkatt Desert Sands x Tijah Kenjara

Beautiful Coco at 12 months showing her excellent marble pattern.

























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






























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.



Written by Carla Sollazzo
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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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