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Epsilon Bengal Cats of Washington State

Quality leopard spotted and marbled Bengal cats and kittens from Northwest's oldest Bengal cattery, since 1991.
UPDATED MONDAY, 11/20/2009

ADULTS AVAILABLE

 

* 2 ADULTS AVAILABLE

    *Adoption Info & FAQ

Above: Epsilon Purpetua, Retired

 

 

 We're located in the Olympia area of Thurston County (South Puget Sound), Washington state. Our Prize winning Bengals are a testament to our goal of creating healthy, intelligent, athletic and fun pets that perpetuate the beauty of wild leopard in a sweet domestic cat.

Our cats and kittens are well integrated into our household and are carefully managed for socialization, health and safety. We screen for genetic illnesses. A indicates that a cat has tested for HCM. Testing of all adult cats should be completed in early 2009.

     

Member of The International Bengal Cat Association & The International Cat Association

Dean K. writes about his Bengal named Epsilon's Spoticus or "Spot" (pictured on the right):

"He is an incredible, highly-intelligent cat and is just hitting his stride now at 10 years of age.  He will put up with anything when around children (but he also knows when it's time to go hide such as 10 year olds birthday parties with a dozen kids."

"All-in-all, he is the most amazing cat I've ever owned (and I've owned quite a few over the years).  I'm sending along these pictures for you to add to your collection."

I'm always happy to hear from owners, even after so many years.

CAT FACTS:        

Only about 80% of cats have the gene that allows them to respond to the effects of catnip. The other 20% are not affected by it.

A cat's IQ is only surpassed by that of monkeys & chimps in the world of animals.