Available Kittens - Lovingly Raised in our Home... Now Ready for your Home!
Pandora and Barolo's first litter of two Kittens at 2 weeks old, Born 6/23/08
Enjoy viewing photographs of our current Available Kittens. Scroll down to view their photographs and to review Pricing and our Purchase Contract. In person showings begin at five weeks of age. Kittens are available to go to their new homes at twelve weeks of age or older. Younger Kittens may be reserved by submitting a non-refundable $200. deposit; this deposit is deducted from the purchase price. All of our Kittens are Domestic F4 or later and TICA registered. Hybrid wild F1,2, and 3 Kittens are not Domestic Pets and are for Foundation Breeding Programs only.
Click HERE to review "How to Introduce your New Kitten to Other Pets in your Household."
Click HERE to review Pricing, Purchase Contract, and Code of Ethics vaccine guide lines.
Portia has had her baby!... and the spectacular Snow Kitten is shown below. Also, Bodacious Belle has had her next litter of three beautiful spotted/rosetted Kittens and photos are shown below. And Poquita has had three Kittens on 11/20/08!! Photos will be posted soon.
Currently, there is one Kitten available from Poquita. A beautiful gorgeous marbled girl... There is also a wait list for the future litters from Pandora (due in four weeks), Juliet, and Portia (both due in two months). We do also have young retired Cats available at this time. Email us today to get on the wait list for the next up coming litters!
The next litters will be born in about two months and the pairings are Barolo/Pandora, Studman/Portia, Romeo/Juliet and then this Spring we will pair Studman/Gaja.
Female, Marbled Snow, Born 10/10/08, SOLD!!, going home after 1/02/09
Female, Rosetted/Spotted, Born 10/18/08, SOLD!!, going home after 1/09/09
Male 2, Rosetted/Spotted, Born 10/18/08 **SOLD!!** Congratulations Marlene!!
Male 3, Rosetted/Spotted, Born 10/18 **SOLD** going home after 1/09/09
Female #2, Rosetted/Spotted, Born 6/23/08, shown at 6 weeks old **SOLD**
Female #1, Rosetted/Spotted, Born 6/23/08, shown at 6 weeks old. **SOLD**
Male, Rosetted/Spotted, Born 4/13/08. **SOLD**
Female, Rosetted/Spotted, Born 4/13/08. **SOLD**
Male, Rosetted/Spotted, Born 4/13/08, **SOLD!**
Male, Rosetted/Spotted, Born 4/13/08, **SOLD!!**
Gorgeous Rosetted/Spotted male, born 11/25/07 *SOLD!*
Very sweet Rosetted/Spotted female, born 11/25/07 *SOLD*
Marbled Female, born 11/25/07 -- one of the twin girls -- see her best frined and litter mate to the right! **SOLD**
Marbled female, born 11/25/07 -- she adores her sister to the left! **SOLD**
Beautiful Rosetted Male Kitten, 12 weeks old *SOLD!*
Marbled Female Kitten, 12 weeks old. **SOLD**
Rosetted Female Kitten, 12 weeks old - Excellent markings! *SOLD!*
Beautiful, Dark Marbled Male Kitten, 12 weeks old *SOLD!*
Santa Fe Bengal Cattery follows the TICA "Voluntary Code of Ethics" for Cat and Kitten care and selling contract guide lines. All pet Kittens will be spayed/neutered at approximately six months of age by the new owner's veterinarian. Prices for Kittens are as follows:
Pet (to be spayed/neutered) $ 900. to $1100.
Breeder Privileges $1500. to $2500.
Potential Show Quality $2000. to $4000.
Prices do not include shipping fees, if Kitten/Cat is transfered out of state.
Kittens
are correctly vaccinated at 8 weeks and at 12 weeks of age for
Distemper and "Kitty Cold complex"; keep in mind that Rabies vaccine
cannot be administered until 16 weeks of age and is the new owners
responsibility. Kittens also need to be with their mothers and litter
mates for a minimum of 12 weeks for proper health and social
development. Kittens should never be permitted to leave a Cattery prior to 12 weeks of age.
If a Cattery is selling at earlier ages, such as 8, 9, 10, even 11
weeks of age, they are not properly vaccinating or giving the Kittens
their best chance at a happy, healthy, long life. At Santa Fe Bengal
Cattery, we vaccinate at 8 and 12 weeks of age as the "Code of Ethics"
specifies. If a Cattery does not follow these recommendations and
guide lines, then you may want to ask... what other guide lines do they
ignore?
