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| DONA MAE'S CELL |
| 623-203-0884 |
| Please use the cell phone when unable to reach us on
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| My new E mail is
donadougherty@hotmail.com
This is one of our Bengal babies picture taken
12/07/2011. We are breeding less kittens and
trying for the best. So we don't always have exactly
what you want available. Prices are higher for our best
kittens so you have to decide.

Georgeous) says hey mom what did you do with
all that chicken? (My house is spotless as usual.A)
This is Drop Dead Georgeous at the show. (His name
really is Donamaebengals Georgeous Thomas or (Tommie)

phone 623 203-0884
Felix,
an African Serval when he was a kitten.
None of the kittens/cats pictured below are for sale
they are our pets and breeders.
For kittens for sale go the Bengal kitten page, or
Savannah kitten page or Serval kitten page or Ocicat
kitten page. If you are unable to navigate there, feel
free to send me an e mail. Thanks,Donamae

this is a serval female kitten at 11 days old,
with Jamie our son.
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Visitors enjoy the cats. |
| Shawna at 11 wks She is
ours, not for sale. She is such fun, she leaps
straight up in the air, like a little Gazelle. She
is very playful, very active. It is a job training
her not to bite, she wants to use her teeth all the
time. Moby she is teething. She already likes raw
meat. Bottle feeding is an asset for bonding. |
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| This picture below is
of Jujubeea a Serval Queen. She is 5 years old
and Gorgeous. Hoping for
kittens in the spring. Maybe. None available right
now.

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This
is Felix one of our Male African Servals. He is very tame
and loves to play. Here he is chasing a feather.
This is a scene from inside their Habitat, a
waterfall and pond.


Felix napping by my chair.
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Nap time for a couple Ocicat Teenagers!! |
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Izzy one of our Bengal queens. |

Justice, Izzy's daughter.
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| A bengal kitten taking
a nap. |
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This one above is Carrie an Ocicat Queen.
The one on the left is Bumper an Ocicat Stud. He
is a Grand Champion. |
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current kittens, click on the bengals, ocicats,
savannahs, button above, and after receiving the new
page click on the kittens reference that will
appear to the left.
Our kittens pages are
kept current (at least I try) with kittens available complete with
photos and prices. |

Nefertiti is a F1 savannah,
50% Serval.
See her on the Savannah
queens page. |
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This is
Bengi, one of our Servals used for breeding,
shown here at 4 months old. He is Nefertiti's daddy. |
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We are just north of the city of Phoenix,
Arizona.
35040 N. 14th Street, Phoenix, Az
85086
We are about 5 miles east of Interstate 17 and about 3/10 mile North of
Carefree Highway (AZ highway 74) on 14th Street. Use exit no 223 of I17 and go
east on Carefree Highway for about 5 miles to 14th Street. Turn
north on 14th Street and go count 6 telephone poles on the left. turn left
imediately after the 6th pole at the 35040 sign on the chain link fence on the
left side of the road. Pass two houses along the driveway (300 feet). Pass
through the opening and past the double open horse barns to the home in the rear
of the 2 1/2 acre property. We are the third property in. It is a bumpy dirt
road, go around the bumps. If you get to a street, Galvin, you have gone too
far. Turn around and call me. hard to find coming back.
Overview map:

Detail map:

We breed spotted cats having the look of wild cats. The
Bengal breed was actually originated from a wild cat, the Asian
Leopard cat, and a domestic cat. Thus, the Bengal is a hybrid of
the Asian Leopard wild cat and a domestic cat. The Ocicat breed
originated from breeding Siamese with Abyssinians, the first
Ocicats and the first Bengals appeared in the mid 1960's and
both were established as breeds in the 1980's. The ancient
Egyptians originated both the Abyssinian and the Siamese
breeds. Ancient Egyptian drawings reveal the spotted fishing
cats. It looks very much like the modern Ocicat is the
reappearance of the ancient Egyptian spotted fishing cat! If
you go back far enough, did not all domestic cats originate from
wild cats? Both the Bengal and the Ocicat are domestic
breeds of spotted cats having the wild look. The Savannah is a
new breed which is a hybrid of the African Serval and the
domestic cat. Savannahs are mostly expensive due to the
difficulty in breeding. Our Bengals are registered
with TICA, and Ocicats are registered with CFA and TICA,
Savannahs are registered with TICA. DonaMaeBengals cattery and
DonaMaeOcicats is a small family run cattery located in Phoenix,
Arizona. Our cats are given regular attention and are loving
and friendly. We strive to produce quality Bengal, Savannah,
Serval, Russina Siberians
and Ocicat kittens. Kittens are well handled by us to help
socialize them toward humans . We are located on a 2 1/2 acre lot
just north the the Phoenix city limits. DonaMae catteries are
members of The International Cat Association, CFA, Ocicats of
North America, and the International Bengal Breeders
Association. The Savannah is a new breed derived from breeding
a domestic cat to the beautiful African Serval cat.
Savannah prices are out of sight because these cats are very
hard to produce. We show our
cats and are continually bringing new cats into our cattery and
finding homes for our breeders as we update our cats with the
best breeders we can find. We strive to breed cats that
are beautiful, friendly, and even tempered. The bengal cat
has improved substantially during the past few years.
Today's bengal cats are stunningly beautiful. The bengal
breed has come a long way in a relatively short time and
continues to improve. We are also very proud of our line of ocicats and now have several champion ocicats.
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