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Pictured is the rare Amur leopard cat, estimated to be one of only 30 left in the wild. The leopard was recently captured and given a health check before being released by into the wild by experts from a consortium of conservation organisations working in the Russian Far East. 

Back in 1970, it was reported in the Zoological Society of London’s ‘International Zoo Yearbook’  that two male hybrid cats were born at Kaunas, Lithuania (formerly USSR) in 1968 to an Amur leopard Cat (F bengalensis euptilura) and a Jungle Cat (F Chaus), – another species that hybridises freely with domestic cats.

Ben-Ezhar Bengals, located in Lincolnshire, currently have Brown Spotted, Brown Marble and Snow Spotted Bengal Kittens available with varying rehoming dates. Check breeder ads for full details, photos and contact information.  The first litter which are now ready to go to their new homes can be seen here and the litter which are due for rehoming in November can be seen here.

We would like to welcome Poshpaws Bengals as new advertisers to the website. Located in Cheltenham, Poshpaws have a litter of Silver Bengal Kittens available which will be ready for rehoming on the 25th November. See there breeder advertisement on the main site for further details, photos and contact information.

Akerrs Bengals, located in Delaware, Ohio currently have litters of Brown Rosetted Bengal Kittens available which were born in Sept and Oct. (Check with breeder for rehoming dates). See breeder ad for full details, photos, videos and contact information.

Hi Everyone

I’ve just been looking at the web stats for the month to date so far and early indications are that visitor numbers are going to increase once again this month.  It looks like visitor numbers will be up in the region of 14% on last month and the number of pages viewed will be up around 18% on last month. We continue to work hard in the background to improve the websites visibility and to bring prospective owners and breeders together.

In terms of SEO, a quick check on Google’s webmaster tools shows that this blog now has as high a pagerank as the homepage of the website (although it’s not apparant from looking at the pagerank in the Google toolbar as there hasn’t been a toolbar update for 160+days now).

With regards to work on the website, this month we’ve added the Visitor Map and also the European Bengal Breeder map. We’ve also been correcting one or two ‘undocumented featues’ aka errors which we’ve come across while checking through the website.

With the website now performing strongly in the .com versions of the search engines, our aim now is to increase our presence in localised verions of the search engines such as .ca, .ie .au etc which will  hopefully bring more international content to the website and as a result, further

enhance the visitor experience.

Wilddiamond Bengals, located in Bonheiden, Belgium currently have a litter of Brown Spotted / Rosetted Bengal Kittens which were born on the 18th July. International export is available via the Pet Passport scheme. See breeder ad for full details, photos and contact information.

We’ve just redesigned the European Bengal Breeders area of the website and have now added a Google Map showing the location of breeders in Europe with Bengal Kittens for sale.  We will shortley be adding Google maps to cover Canada, Australasia & The United Kingdom. 

We would like to welcome Perrine Kennedy as a new advertiser to the website. Perrine is locatedin Malahide, County Dublin, Ireland and currently has a litter of Brown Spotted Bengal Kittens which will be ready to go to their new homes on the 14th October. See breeder ad for full details.

We have recently added a visitor map to the website. The map is produced using clicky web analytics data and the iGoogle Maps widget from bonstio.net. The map shows the location of recent visitors to the website and updates every few minutes. As an advertiser (or prospective advertiser), it’s usefull to see in what location people are searching for Bengal Kittens.

YabbiRiber Bengal, located in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England, have a Seal Mink Spotted Bengal which is available at open stud. See breeder ad for full details.