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Purebliss show and breed Bengal kittens for sale, brown bengal kittens and cats, snow bengal kittens/cats, silver bengal kittens/cats and blue bengal kittens/cats from F3 onwards. Much time and consideration has been given to deciding which bloodlines are better together to produce the Bengal kittens we are striving for. We must never loose sight of that look of the wild Asian Leopard Cat with the temperament of the domestic cat. In year 2000 we adopted our first Bengal Queen and fell in love with the Bengal breed. We have been guiding Queens through their pregnancies since 1997, when we first opened our cattery. Unfortunately, due to a health problem, we had a break from breeding for a short time. However, in 2003 we decided to start breeding again and also show bengals. Many thanks to Emma and Simon who gave us the opportunity for Bushfire Blissi to join Purebliss Bengals. Blissi was our first show queen in 2003, her success turned our hobby into our passion for the Bengal breed. In March 2007 Jacky visited A1 Savannahs in USA. Having kept our eye on the advancement of the Savannah hybrids for some time we decided (along with Cynthia Hopper of Wicca Cats) that this was the exciting time in their development, and A1 Savannahs was were it was all happening. Martin and Kathrin Stucki were amazing hosts and allowed us an insite into their breeding programme. We decided to import into England and reserved our Savannahs there and then. The first Savannahs to be imported by us into England (SV to SV breeding) on 9 January 2008. www.pureblisssavannahs.co.uk Click Here to Email Us or phone Jacky Bliss on 01400 281586 or 262637. Our rescue work with cats and kittens continues and we sometimes look for loving homes for less fortunate cats and kittens, if you feel you can give a home to one of these cats please phone us on 01400 281586 or email us on jacky@pureblissbengals.co.uk We are co-founders of Life For Cats rescue / welfare group. See more about us on Cat Chat web site. I am also the Bengal Welfare Officer for the Bengal Cat Club, as such we try to help and advise new breeders and pet owners country wide. Having said that, these are voluntary positions and as such our pennies won't stretch to visiting people in their homes, as we simply don't have the funds to do so. If you have any problems with a bengal the Bengal Cat Club has a superb welfare network which is so much more than a "lost & found" or rescue programme. They are currently working to update their website. Without the help of Clive Woods, we would not have been able to teach ourselves how to design and update our website. Clive helped us design our website, and with his patience and kindness, we are now able to adapt and update our site ourselves.
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