Beautiful 14 month old male Savannah. He is intact but not proven. call or text 352-593-The requested URL /public/index.php?page=breeder&id=13&type=country was not found on this server. has had a face use to have on sale of a cat If we feel the We are a small of our cats or for are F7 andEgyptian Mau, Savannah, Safari & Geoffroy Cat Breeder Belle Hollow is the premier cat breeder for Savannah kittens and Egyptian Mau kittens, producing beautiful, healthy and well-socialized pets. Quality kittens become quality pets, and we look for the best characteristics of the Savannah and Egyptian Mau to give each owner the quintessential example of the breed. Breeding Savannah cats and Egyptian Mau cats is a careful process which takes patience and expertise. The Savannah cats are the result of the hybrid breeding of an African Serval and a domestic cat. Through subsequent generations and breedings of Savannah cats and other appropriate, outcross breeds, the parent cats are selected carefully to make healthy, social Savannah kittens that exhibit the extraordinary patterns and beautiful looks of the Serval, with the disposition of the domestic cat.

Savannah cats come in a range of colors from the standard brown, black spotted (BST), silver, black spotted (SST), Smoke, and melanistic (black on black) to non-standard snow, cinnamon and almost any imaginable color with spots. With long bodies, powerful limbs and striking spotted coats, Savannah cats are visually stunning. Egyptian Mau cats are similar to Savannah cats, originally arising from the wildcats of Africa and finding their way into the lives and tombs of the early peoples of Egypt. They are the only fully domestic breed to exhibit the natural gorgeous spots, reminiscent of their wildcat origins. Available in silver black spotted, bronze black spotted, smoke and black, Egyptian Mau cats are the most elegant and visually striking of fully domestic cat breeds. They are high energy, exceptionally intelligent and loyal to their owners. Strong and muscular in build, there truly is no comparison for these cats in both beauty and temperament. Learn more about the Savannah and Egyptian Mau kittens for sale at Belle Hollow online or give us a call to select a gorgeous and elegant exotic cat for your home.

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A great shady place to enjoy the kittensMaine Coon Cats For Sale In Oregon My favorite room, our babies are birthed here and stay until 8 weeks old. Eac Weight Loss ReviewsThese are pens made for birthing, the kitten learns to leave the nest and crawl into the litterbox for good early litterbox habits. Puppies For Sale Near Greenwood ScWe have camera and sound security over our cattery, so I always know what is going on and can keep a close eye on all the cats and kittens. This room has sunlight and cross venelation of fresh breezes and wildlife sounds. 6 Ft. long pens are easy to bleach down and keep clean. We have several inside play areas that are 14 by 14 with cat trees, tunnels and toys. She is a Fawnequin, quite a rare color in Danes. 

She is a wonderfulWe do not breed Great She is a Harlequin Great Dane puppy and very special to us as our pet and playmate for Dakota. She has a brown eye and a grey-colored eye. We do not breed Great Danes. On July 11th, 2013, I lost my dear BOSTON to Lymphoma. I will never be the same without her at my side. Rest in Peace my sweet Boston. Boston's Memorial and ashes are in the flower garden, one of her favorite places at our home. MY GREAT DANE BOSTON Boston, our Great Dane and Cupcake our mini horse (only 25 inches tall). are a large bird that stands 4 or 5 ft tall. They are beautiful, sweet birds and these two live on our property and every spring make a nest and lay 2-3 eggs. Sandhill Cranes bond and keep the same mate for their entire The cats love watching them walk all around.Savannah F1 Facts | Bold Markings, Vivid Color, Wild Expressions New Port Richey, FL 34654 “They raise donations to pay for the care for the cats, and always provide them with the best medical and nutritional care.”

“This is a really great sanctuary run mostly by volunteers and interns who are very passionate about the work they do here.” “Another cool moment was seeing Zabu the white tiger and her male companion Cameron the lion.”Welcome To The Official FIV Cat Rescue Website Balinese Cats Available on Petfinder Right Now Balinese Cat Personality Balinese cats are smart, sweet, and fun to be around. Like the Siamese, they are known for their ability to communicate vocally, sometimes nonstop, and therefore this breed is not for everyone. Highly social, Balinese are sensitive to your moods and feelings and are more than willing to cheer you up with some happy chatter if you're feeling gloomy. They are agile leapers and will often ride on their people's shoulders. They love to play and easily learn to fetch, bringing the ball or toy back for repeated throwing. They will keep you entertained with their antics, but possess a loving disposition as well. They can be quite assertive in their requests for attention, but also possess a special dignity particular to the Balinese and Siamese breeds.

Balinese Cat Breed Traits The Balinese should not to be confused with the Himalayan, which bears the pointed pattern of his Siamese ancestors but has the body style and personality of the Persian. Today's show Balinese resembles the extreme Siamese that is popular in today's show hall, rather than the stockier traditional Siamese that is making his comeback among fanciers. The traditional Balinese, a longhaired variety of the traditional Siamese, is recognized by the Traditional Cat Association and, while not popular in the show halls, has a growing following of fanciers.The Balinese comes in only the four traditional Siamese point-restricted colors: seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac, if the CFA is your association of choice. Other associations recognize the Balinese in colors of red, cream, tortoiseshell (a mixture of black and red or their dilute colors, also called tortie), and lynx (tabby) points. In the CFA, however, cats in these colors are called Javanese. Interested in the history of the Balinese cat breed?

Longhaired kittens began appearing spontaneously in the early 1900s in otherwise shorthaired Siamese litters. Some fanciers theorize that the gene for long hair was introduced into the Siamese gene pool in Europe after World War I. Since the Siamese was nearly obliterated as a European breed by the war (as were other breeds), breeders may have used other breeds after the war's end to help rejuvenate the bloodline. Other fanciers believe that the gene for the long hair is simply a naturally occurring mutation, which is also certainly possible. Both theories have been disputed and both have their reputable proponents, but no one really knows for sure which theory is correct. In earlier years, the words 'natural mutation' appeared in the CFA breed standard, but that wording has since been dropped.A Siamese with long hair was registered with CFF in 1928, but no one began a serious effort to establish the breed until the 1940s. At that time, several breeders began working with the longhaired cats born in purebred Siamese litters.

These longhaired individualists were named Balinese by one of the breed's pioneers, Helen Smith, who likened the cat's graceful movements and sleek lines to those of the dancers from the Isle of Bali. Despite resistance from Siamese breeders, many of whom didn't believe that the Balinese's longer hair was a natural mutation, dedicated breeders like Helen Smith and Sylvia Holland worked to develop the breed.In the early days, the Balinese often had heavier boning and heavier coats than the standard called for, and frequently fell short of meeting the standard in head type and ear set as well. Hampered by the Siamese breeders who wouldn't sell top-quality breeding stock to them, the Balinese breeders struggled to refine the body type by crossbreeding back to the Siamese. After years of frustrating work, the Balinese improved in type. By 1970, when the CFA granted Championship, all the major United States associations recognized the Balinese. Shelters with Balinese Cats Shelters that currently have Balinese cats ready for adoption: