Kittens for Sale

AVAILABLE KITTENS:
BENGALS, EGYPTIAN MAU, & SAVANNAH KITTENS
Updated 5/15/13 *Please be patient for all photos to load*

Please scroll down until you see the breed you are interested in.

IF YOU ARE SHOPPING ONLINE FOR A KITTEN, PLEASE SCROLL DOWN TO READ THE "SCAM ALERT" FOR YOUR PROTECTION!

THE QUICKEST WAY TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ME IS BY EMAIL TRACY@WILDABOUTBENGALS.COM

Available Egyptian Maus

We currently do not have any Egyptian Mau kittens available. Next litters will be arriving in the fall 2013. We do have a waiting list, please email me to get on the waiting list for an upcoming kitten.

Available Bengal Kittens

Bengal litter arriving in May! We do have a waiting list for Bengal kittens, who will get first pick of the upcoming kittens. Next litters will be expected in late summer and fall.

Please email me if you would like to get on the waiting list for an upcoming litter.

(Tristan shown at right, not for sale)

Available Savannah Kittens

Wild Trax is no longer offering Savannahs. Please visit http://www.savannahcat.com/public/index.php for a listing of Savannah breeders by state and country.

THE QUICKEST WAY TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ME IS BY EMAIL TRACY@WILDABOUTBENGALS.COM

All of our kittens are lovingly hand raised underfoot in our home to ensure the most well adjusted, happy, healthy pet for you. Our kittens are well socialized with people and other animals and have super sweet temperaments. All of our kittens are TICA registered. Our kittens are ready to go to their new homes after they reach 10 to 12 weeks of age. Before they go to a new home, they will be litter box trained, weaned onto solid food, socialized, up to date on vaccinations for their age, and come with a kitten starter kit with food samples and a kitten care guide book, health guarantee and written contract as well as support from us for the lifetime of the cat in case you ever have any questions during your cat's lifetime. Please view our Adoption page for more detailed info about adopting one of our kittens. We do not ship kittens outside the continental US.
We typically keep a waiting list for kittens, people on the waiting list get first pick of kittens. If you don't find what you are looking for available now, please get on the waiting list for a future kitten.

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SCAM ALERT--PLEASE READ FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION!

Scammers have been stealing cat and kitten photos from legitimate breeders' websites and posting ads on free online classified websites. They don't have any cats at all in their possession, they take your money, and never send you a cat. Usually you have no legal recourse because typically the scammers are located in another country and this being an Internet crime, it makes it very hard to track the people down and prosecute or ever get your money back. Scammers have stolen some of my cat photos in the past, which is why I am watermarking all my photos now to prevent them from doing this in the future. How to protect yourself from scams:

Before you spend any money on a cat, especially if the breeder has no website and you found them on a classified site or newspaper, be sure to do your research about the person and cattery to make sure they really exist. GOOGLE the person's phone number or email address...if they are a legitimate breeder, you will get something back in the search results that confirms this. There are entire online classified websites that are nothing but scams to steal your money.
ASK QUESTIONS. A legitimate breeder can properly answer basic questions about the breed they raise, about the parents, etc. If you have done any research on your selected breed, then you should be able to recognize if what they are telling you is proper or not. Sometimes they will steal breed information off other website though. If they do not really seem to know much about the breed, they tell you improper information such as the cats are "AKC registered"(this is incorrect as AKC is for dogs not cats), and don't seem to know much about the parents, RED FLAG. If they cannot come up with photos of the parents or don't have photos of the parents on their website, this is suspicious. Trust your instincts, if you feel something is fishy, then it probably is.
Buy your pedigree cat from an established breeder that has been around a while. Any breeder that has invested a lot of money into quality breeding cats will also invest in a website, usually will be listed on at least one or more paid online breeding listings, in legitimate print magazines like CAT FANCY, and do not rely on free online classified websites or newspaper classified advertising alone. Google the person or cattery. Look them up on Facebook. Make sure they exist in real life.
You should research your selected breed and visit various websites for that breed, so that you have a good base knowledge about the breed and about general price range of your breed. If you find an ad where the price of the cat and quality of the cat are TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, THEN IT IS! Some of my own breeder friends' photos have been stolen of very nice show quality cats, worth well over $1000s, but scammers advertised these same cats for as little as $200-250. If you see an ad for a show quality cat, like the ones you see in magazines, for a very small amount of money, then this is a RED FLAG of a possible scam. Trust your instincts. No one is giving away top show quality cats at rock bottom prices.
If you are located in the US, and the kittens for sale are located out of the country, and the shipping rate is very low, then this is a red flag. International shipping of pets costs in the thousands and requires import and export permits. Shipping a kitten within the US ranges anywhere fromm 200-450 depending on what airline is used. If the seller tells you the kitten is outside the US and they can ship it for less than $2000, then it is a scam and you will lose your money and not receive a kitten.
If the breeder is very aggressive and continues to pressure you into buying a kitten or even starts harassing behavior, then this is a red flag. You should make it clear to the person that you do not have any money to buy a kitten and cease communications immediatly before harassment escalates. You may have to block their email and phone number to make it stop.
If you happen to recognize a breeders photos from their website being used by someone else, on a different classified website, or you are emailed photos from someone after inquiring to an ad, then please contact that breeder you think the photos belong to, and ask them if they are affiliated with the person that sent you the photos or have an ad on that website. You can do an image search on google using the photo file name and see if it comes back to the same breeder who emailed the photo to you or someone else. If the breeder is not affiliated with that person and their photos were stolen, the true owner of the photos can contact the website the stolen photos are on and request the photos be taken down and we can eliminate one more scam on the Internet by working and communicating together.

If we do not have what you are currently looking for in a kitten, please email us and get on our waiting list.