Purebred TICA bengal kittens, registered breeder in Kokomo, IN

Bengal Kittens- Snow, Rosetted, MarbledWe are TICA registered:http://www.tica.org/find-a-breeder/item/1906 PRICES VARY DEPENDING ON QUALITY AND APPEARANCE (i.e. seal lynx is the rarest of bengals with blue eyes and rosetted spots are very sought after) Seal Lynx Point (White/Snow)-male Brown Rosetted-female Black Sheeted Marble-female We are a small TICA registered cattery in north central Indiana. Each individual kitten is evaluated and priced depending on quality. Every Kitten comes with the following: -TICA Registration -Vet Records -Vaccinations -Genetic Health Guarantee -Microchipped -Spayed/Neutered A non-refundable deposit is required to place a hold for your choice of kitten once they are evaluated and priced. Deposits will be 1/2 the purchase price to ensure kittens are placed in a timely fashion. We are continually re-evaluating as they grow and reserve the right to price accordingly. However, once a deposit has been placed on a kitten the price will not increase. All deposits are non-refundable. If you would like to be put on a waiting list please fill out a KITTEN APPLICATION.copperrosebengalscattery.weebly.com/kitten-contract.html We accept payments. Final payment is due at pickup. We accept PAYPAL (plus 3% Paypal Fees). Check out our website and facebook page for updates...copperrosebengalscattery.weebly.com/ FACEBOOK:www.facebook.com/copperrosebengals/ BENGAL INFORMATION: They are a very sought after exotic breed, beautiful pedigree, ancestors of the Asian Leopard cat, they are bred for their high energy personalities, yet domestic lovable traits, luxurious glittered soft fur that shines like gold or silver flecs(depending on color of breed), they are not your typical lazy house cat, some compare their personalities to that of dogs, they can even be leash trained, toilet trained and play fetch, they love water and high places , they thrive off of costly high protein diets, and come with $300 worth of vet bills (exams, vacs, Rabies vac, dewormed, flea treated, microchipped and alterations), not even considering mom's prenatal exams and care. The brown rosetted bengal has beautiful "rosetted" spots that are very sought after, the snow bengal is so high because this is the rarest of the bengal breed, our king and queen are both brown rosetted (and coppertone) and produced this snow feature that is a RECESSIVE trait, which means they BOTH carry the gene, this snow kitty is a SEAL LYNX POINT, the only bengal with blue eyes and this snow kitty specifically has remarkable spots, and dark "points" (tail, feet, nose), some snows have very fait features, but their coat will develop and change over time (up to 3 years or more) FOOD They eat high protein soft food 3 (or 4 for now as a hungry kitten) times a day, high protein hard food is out all day for at will feeding. We also feed raw chicken. WELLNESS WET CAT FOODwww.chewy.com/wellness-complete-health-turkey/dp/34466?utm_source=google-product&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=f&utm_content=Wellness&utm_term=&gclid=CLedn_Hd5dECFRmewAodezEP6w&gclsrc=aw.ds We love this brand for them, best quality for price and they love it! WE DO NOT SELL KITTENS WITH BREEDING RIGHTS Breeding prices would be higher, as we paid higher prices for our stud and queen that produced this litter, the care for these animals is high and we have certain obligations as registered breeders through TICA rules of ethics not to sell for breeding purposes (unless it is an established breeding program, then we may trade) We have the utmost respect for the Bengal breed and do not want everyone breeding without knowledge or understanding. We breed for the love of the animal and do not make a lot or any money off the selling of the breed after you consider the expenses we put into each cat and kitten. This can be found at the bottom of our FAQ page :copperrosebengalscattery.weebly.com/faq.html Prices Explained: Many people see the price of a Bengal (or other top pedigreed cat, dog, horse, etc.) and think the breeder MUST be making a bundle to charge so much for those kittens! Not so. A quality queen runs from $1500 up to as much as $2500 and sometimes even much more. A quality stud is usually just as much. Keeping a stud involves additional costs of developing separate housing. So, long before kittens are a consideration, some real money must be spent. There are the normal vet bills, food, litter and the other usual equipment multiplied by however many cats you have. Not to mention the costs of registrations, pedigrees, showing and the related traveling expenses. Then, there will be the cost of extra vitamins/nutritionals for the queen during her pregnancy and maybe she'll deliver without added vet bills, but there can be many unexpected expenses: emergency post delivery exam, or even intervention during or just after delivery, sometimes X-rays or ultra sounds are necessary and even a C-section to the tune of $300 - $600 depending on your area and the nature of the complication. Once the kittens are born, hopefully the mom will be able to take care of their needs 100%. Money will be spent on vaccinations, about $35. each for the first shot including an exam, and then $16 each for the subsequent shots given by a tech w/out an exam. Extra food for mom and babies as they learn to eat.