Camelottaspots Tayeh of Enchanted Cats

Queen Teyah is a high-percentage (29% Serval) F4B Savannah with large inky black spots, a gorgeous golden base color, huge nicely placed ears, a perfectly triangular face, and exotic hooded eyes. When she's ready, we'll be breeding her with our 9% F6C stud, Tauzuri.

HotSpotOcis Queen Isis, Queen Nefertiti (silver) and Pharaoh Hermes of Enchanted Cats

Pharaoh Hermes and his Queens produce stunning late generation Savannahs. Get a look at Pharaoh Hermes' unbelievably dark spotting and Queen Isis' gorgeous thick tail! These two are both standard F5B Savannahs, and are two fine examples of the breed. Queen Nefertiti is a standard F4B silver Savannah who produces a rainbow of offspring with Pharaoh Hermes, from standard brown spotted tabbies (BSTs), to snows and cinnamons. These three are prolific breeders, so we only allow them "alone time" twice a year because we know we'll have a beautiful brood of kittens every time. Kittens produced from Pharaoh Hermes pairings are often show quality, and highly sought after.

Wild2Mild Golden Boy of Enchanted Cats

Golden Boy is an F6C Savannah with a magnificent golden colored background, perfectly hooded eyes with boomerang shaped tops, and nice spotting pattern. His golden background is dominant to Lady Intrigue's black background, so they make a perfect pair for producing kittens with the coloring we so adore - a golden background with large, dark black spots.

CamelottaSpots Lady Intrigue of Enchanted Cats

Lady Intrigue is a high percentage (12% Serval) F4A Savannah. Her melanistic color, black spots on a black background, is a rare trait also found in African Servals. The melanistic color is a recessive gene, so her offspring with Golden Boy (shown below) will exhibit coloring more like Lord Brandon who is shown on our Gallery page. Lady Intrigue exhibits the classic Savannah eye, body, ear, face and head shape, and has large black spots in her bloodline.

Call Allison Ward-Osborne for more information.

(505) 263-6389

Send mail to allioz@enchanted-cats.com with questions or comments.
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