I first learned of Bengals when I read an article about spotted cat breeds in CATS USA 1995.  I was blown away by the Bengal, and even then as a teenager, I dreamed of owning, showing, and breeding Bengals.  Many years later, I finally have my chance and am super excited! 

My husband and I raise all our cats in our home as part of the family.  We have outdoor enclosures for our studs, due to spraying (quite normal and expected of breeding males), however they still get a lot of interaction.  They enjoy birdwatching and bug chasing and snoozing in the sun.  Our girls have free run of our home when possible, interacting with our two domestic longhair cats, snuggling on the couch with us during the evenings, and just plain making mischief!  They also spend some time with the boys both before and after breeding which helps keeps the boys happy and gives the girls their time enjoying the outdoors as well.  I love showing our cats when possible - it's an excellent way to learn more about the breed, spend time with our breeder friends, and ensure that we are making strides towards bettering Bengals as a breed. 

Recent moms and their litters have a room of their own.  Once old enough, they begin roaming the house underfoot and interacting with our other cats, dogs, and visitors.  They have excursions outside the home to accustom them to traveling, vet visits, and meeting new people. 

Our top priority is the health and happiness of our cats and kittens!  We keep a small number of cats as our space is limited.  Our cats deserve to have an excellent life - they are not just breeding cats, they are our pets too!  
Cattery photos coming soon!

I owe lots of thanks to my wonderful husband, who helps by playing with cats and kittens, taking care of everything when I'm away at shows, supporting me throughout the ups and downs of cat showing and breeding, and just plain putting up with everything!  I couldn't do it without him!  Huge thanks also to my amazing sister, who has been my show-buddy from the beginning, sharing long drives to shows, and putting up with my show anxiety.