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Our cats and kittens are ALL raised in our
home, as pets.
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The Beginning, and beyond...
In the heart of the Mid-West, Kings Ransom
was begun as a Bengal cattery in 1997.
Investing in the BEST breeder-quality cats
available, we are proud members of TICA. We
were the only TICA registered Bengal cattery
in Northwest Ohio.
Our cattery specialized in Seal Lynx and
Seal Mink spotted and marbled snows. Ripley,
an International Color Winner, Eden, a
Regional Winner and International Color
Winner as well as a Supreme Grand Champion,
and Marlowe, a Quadruple Grand Champion were
proof of our dedication to the breed.
However, we decided to not continue working
with the breed for several reasons, but the
biggest was the sheer number of Bengal
breeders in the United States.
We are now Sphynx breeders, once again investing in the
best quality cats available, loving them in
our home like children, and breeding for one
reason only - to improve the breed, and to
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Our General Philosophy on raising
well-adjusted kittens
All of our babies are
raised hands-on from the moment they are
born and are handled by many different
people. This ensures a friendly kitten for
you! We encourage visitors to come and see
our cats in our home, and to play with them
before making any decisions about adoption.
Our kittens are
never sold in pet stores, and all of our
cats live inside our house, including our
boys!
We pride ourselves on individualized
attention to our cats, because when that is
jeopardized the whole foundation of any
honorable breeding program is shaky at best.
We choose to go forward with only cats who
either do well at cat shows, or who have a
specific trait the will improve the breed.
We take their good performance in the show
ring as a sign that our cattery is on the
right track: not only producing, but
enhancing, the Sphynx breed. That is
what responsible breeding is all about,
after all. Additionally, we always select
cats who are from diverse lines, taking into
account the risks of inbreeding. |
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