Siamese, Bengalmese & Bengal

I rescued from the pound an injured kitten that I got help for. The thing that struck me about her when I was volunteering at the pound were her blue eyes and strange markings.Stripes and dots were on her coat and her eyes were stunning.She looked Siamese but mixed with something else. Her paws were white as was her muzzle but she had stripes and dots on places that a Siamese would be one color. Long story short I love her and fixed her and I do believe now that she is a Siamese/Bengal mix. She is beautiful but acts very interested in catching small critters and is always active. From a Cat Whisperer show I got the idea that she was no ordinary cat. She was too active. My other cats are much less active than her and do not insist on catching lizards like she does or mice or birds.Recently she injured her leg and had to have surgery due to overly curious behavior. I must have a Benglamese cat!

I think you are partially correct. The Serengeti cat is a cross between the Bengal cat and a large Oriental Shorthair (Modern appearance). The Oriental Shorthair is a modern (slender) Siamese cat but with a wide range of coat patterns and types other than pointed. A different cat breed.

a bengal cross siamese is known as a serengeti and is a registered breed.

Such cute cats. Just wondering what is the temperment of your Bengalmese?

Your babies are very beautiful/handsome. My concern is with Zeus. Unless Zeus is going to be shown in competition, it is high time that you get him neutered as well. Believe me, you will be saving yourself an entire array of future health problems as well as behavioral problems as he gets older.

My brother refused to get his tuxedo cat neutered when he was a baby - it was an ego thing. Now at 15+ years, "Midget" is experiencing various behavioral and health issues and has been told that due to the age, the neutering is much more expensive and dangerous as well.