ZenDada Bengals – operated by Julie Gracie Moseley Marble Bengal cat – ZenDada Bengals – Brown marbles – four boys and two girl ZenDada Bengals is well known for “killer marbles” (meaning, as you probably guessed, superb Bengal marbles). Julie … Continue reading →
Kopa Bengal cat video is a page on a really nice purebred show cat called Kopa who danced for Helmi Flick’s camera at a cat show in Oklahoma on a windy afternoon in April 2009. He behaved extremely well, I … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Keira’s cats are loved cats. Keira and her family live with some very nice and interesting cats. Heading the list is a cat that you may have already read about; the rare, awesome and very special, … Continue reading →
Above: Justin Hawkins and Bengal cat on lap Justin Hawkins, former frontman for the band ‘Darkness’, lives with three Bengal cats. We know that Bengal cats have plenty of “bling” and this is once again demonstrated by the number of … Continue reading →
In a Jemima Khan Hugh Grant story the point I am making about stolen Bengal cats is re-enforced. In Fulham, London, June 2007, Jemima’s 2 Bengal cats went missing. They were reportedly worth about $1,700 each. First thoughts I guess … Continue reading →
This article is about Jean Mill who is probably the most famous cat breeder in the history of cat breeding. It was written in around 2010. At the time the lady was still alive and I believe she still is … Continue reading →
by Jessica Rayne (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) Bengal X Maine Coon – both photos copyright Helmi Flick – photo collage added by Michael Is it possible that there’s a breed of cat crossed between a Maine Coon and a Bengal?!? I … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) On reading about HCM from emails disseminated in various Yahoo Groups and having seen HCM testing take place at a cat show in America, my thoughts turn to the question as to whether HCM in Bengal … Continue reading →
Gemini – Sayreville Pet Adoption Center – one of hundreds There is really no such thing as a free Bengal cat. This is because we have to factor in caring for our cat throughout the life time of the cat … Continue reading →
by Jack (Douglas, Alaska) My Daughter in Florida has a Maine Coon-Bengal mix cat. I understand from the animal shelter that he is the product of captured feral cats. He was a nightmare for the first year of his life, … Continue reading →
