Is there such a thing as a long haired Bengal cat?
Some long-haired Bengals (more properly semi-long-haired) have occurred since the beginning of the Bengal breeding program, as longer-haired domestic cats were among those used in crosses with the wild Asian leopard cat to produce the breed.
Are there limits on where you can own a Bengal cat?
In various other places, such as Seattle, Washington, and Denver, Colorado, there are limits on Bengal ownership. Bengals of the F1-F4 generations are regulated in New York state, Georgia, Massachusetts, Delaware, Connecticut, and Indiana.
What’s the scientific name for a Bengal cat?
Through proper breeding programs, today’s Bengal Cats are recognized by The International Cat Association and The Cat Fanciers’ Association as an official “domesticated breed” of cats back in 1986. Bengals are recognized by biologists as it’s own “specie” of cat, the scientific name for Bengals is Felis Bengalensis.
What kind of cat is the Cyprus cat?
According to feline lore, the Cyprus cat is an ancient breed that has been living in the mountains of the Mediterranean island of Cyprus for so long that they actually predate Egyptian cats by around 4,000 years!
What kind of cats are in Bengal rescue?
Bengal Rescue is committed to rescuing Bengal cats and other hybrid cats, including but not limited to Savannah cats, Toyger cats, and Chausie cats.
Why do people want to have a Bengal cat?
Bengal cats are what brought our lives together, and they will be in our lives until we leave this earth. Our consistent quality – derived from specific breed goals which are different from the majority of Bengal breeders – draw many people to our cattery.
When do Bengal kittens go to new homes?
Due to cats’ natural breeding cycle, our largest groupings of kittens go to their new homes in June and November. That does not mean we don’t send kittens home in other months. It means those are the two months in which the largest number of Bengal kittens go to their new homes.
Are there Stray Cats on the island of Cyprus?
The moment you step off the airplane or cruise ship onto Cyprus soil, you are likely to trip over one of the many stray cats on the island. They are everywhere.
