THIS IS THE UK LAW ON KEEPING WILD CAT HYBRIDS AND WILD CATS. FOR MOST CAT OWNERS YOU ONLY HAVE TO KNOW THAT YOU DON’T NEED A LICENCE FOR F2 AND LOWER (i.e. F3) SAVANNAH AND BENGAL CATS. The Savannah … Continue reading →
Black Chausie Cat – Here are a series of photographs of a female Chausie cat called “Shekinah” from the Tammy Isaac’s Willowind Cattery in South Texas. The photographs are ©copyright Helmi Flick. Please respect copyright. She is described as a … Continue reading →
In general the Bengal cat is considered to be larger than average for domestic cats. This must be due to selective breeding because as you may know this is a wild cat hybrid but the wild cat species used for … Continue reading →
In an extraordinary piece of research, Sarah Hartwell has discovered that there has been a relatively recent influx of wild cat genes into the Oriental breed. Read about it on this page.
Continue reading →This is a rare cat with an unusual appearance. Cleo looks very stocky and has a very definite wild appearance which is unsurprising because she is a wildcat hybrid. She is cross between a fishing cat which is quite a … Continue reading →
by Deborah-Ann Milette (Oklahoma) I realize it has been a while since there was a Motzie story, such as Motzie caught a snake, and no they have not stopped. Living with Motzie can bring in daily delights or even shockers. … Continue reading →
by Deborah-Ann Milette (New York) Motzie the famous F2 Savannah cat and lover of life and curious as a child First and foremost, I had checked 4 years ago with the state of NY if I could have Motzie. I … Continue reading →
by Alisha (Seattle, WA) F5 Savannah Kitten Kronos I have had my kitten now for about a week and at 11 weeks old I can already tell how different he is from other domestic breeds. At such a young age … Continue reading →
by Deborah-Ann Milette (Oklahoma) Motzie Doing His Job as My Service Animal Motzie, Peanut and myself are safe, doing well and settled in Oklahoma. We already made quite the appearance at the OKC Capital and visited with many legislative officials … Continue reading →
