The Detroit mystery cat that is frightening the people living in one of its suburbs is either a serval (there are some serval characteristics) or a first generation serval hybrid: a Savannah cat. The mystery cat’s description neither fits the … Continue reading →
This is a very interesting “domestic cat” from Bahrain. For people who are unsure, Bahrain is in the Middle East. It is an island with a causeway (King Fahd Causeway) linking it to the mainland and that means that a … Continue reading →
This is a page on cats that have a wild cat in their family history. It is written for children and people who like to read plain English and see great pictures of cats. Kids like wild cat hybrids. It … Continue reading →
Abandoning a high filial wild cat hybrid is a mark of failure by the cat’s owner. It can obviously be avoided with proper preparation and planning. Make sure you understand what it takes to look after a high filial wild … Continue reading →
There is a reference to a wild cat hybrid in Harrison Weir’s excellent book of 1889, Our Cats and all about them (note: the title is written exactly as per the original). I am told the book is copyright protected … Continue reading →
Bengal cat – DGC KOSIKATZ THOTZI INDUNA INGWE — Breeder: Sherry Ellis, Owner: Jan Harrell. Photograph ©copyright Helmi Flick Contents: Video – Bengal cat Kopa being photographed Prices – they used to be rare and exotic with a price to … Continue reading →
by Maggie (Australia) A designer cat with a beautiful coat, or a typical tabby with the most beautiful personality, and an inspiring story to match! Oodles and oodles of Groodles, Cavoodles, Labradoodles, and Schnoodles, just to name a few, can … Continue reading →
We also sell Peterbald cats. Just $300. Bargain basement prices. Location: PHOENIX AZ , CA, 85003, United States. Our cats are vaccinated and spayed/neutered. We provide a written sales agreement, written health guarantee, health records, 6-week insurance policy and a care … Continue reading →
by Michael (London) Safari Cat – photo copyright Helmi Flick – please respect copyright Here is a useful (?) list of wildcat hybrids taken from a list compiled by Australian researchers whose intent (as I see it) was to formulate … Continue reading →
by Michael Asian Leopard Cat – looking deeply unhappy in a nasty cage in a Malaysian zoo. Why do we do this? Of the wild cat parents of domestic cats, the Asian Leopard cat (ALC) is not one of the … Continue reading →
