This is another photograph of Bushwah an F1 male Chausie. He lived with the Flicks. Helmi says this about the photograph, “I’ve included a shot of Bushwah when he was about 8 months old, outside in our garden on a leash. He … Continue reading →
The photo is copyright protected. It is by Helmi Flick. For much more on this rare cat please go here. I really love the look of this F1 female Safari Cat. She has a great intensity in her gaze. This … Continue reading →
Safari Cat 3 (third linked page). The Safari cat can be breed in a range of coat colors and patterns. For example, when the Geoffroy’s cat is crossed with a Tortie Shorthair you will get black spotted, red spotted and … Continue reading →
Safari cats “sacrificed” (look bottom right hand side of the document reproduced below, please scroll down) in the cause of stem cell research. As I am sure you have realised the word “sacrificed” means killed. The Safari Cats were killed … Continue reading →
The Chausie has a coat that is ticked as seen in this photograph. Ticking is the different color bands on the hair shaft that gives a “salt and pepper” appearance (see cat coats tabby). You can also see the dark … Continue reading →
Chausie photograph of Mafi copyright Helmi Flick
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Continue reading →This photograph demonstrates the jumping skills of the Chausie. She inherited these from the Jungle Cat, her wild ancestor. The Jungle Cat is is not particularly shy and hunts in daytime. They live near water and are good swimmers. Note: … Continue reading →
