Epsilon Bengal Kittens Washington State Fine quality Bengal kittens available from the oldest Bengal breeder in the Northwest

Epsilon Bengal Kittens and Cats of Western Washington

Epsilon is the oldest Bengal Cattery in the world. Having over 30 years of experience breeding, showing & placing Bengal cats and kittens makes a difference. Please consider our Epsilon Kashiba at her first adult showkittens and cats while searching for that special Bengal cat. Send us a text to 360-515-8716 if you’re interesting in one of our Bengals.

*We have a couple of kittens available for release early June.
All cats were screened healthy for HCM on 3/18/2024

Check our Available page for new litter info. 

  • We donate a percentage of sales to Auburn Valley Humane Society/Northwest Spay & Neuter to help reduce cat overpopulation and assist with feral cat spay & neuter efforts.
  • 30 years TICA show experience. Credited with Champion to Supreme Grand Champion titles, including several Regional and International Awards.
  • Kittens are raised with special attention to socialization, health and well being.
  • Outstanding kittens available with 7 day unconditional warranty.

Send us a text to 360-515-8716 if you’re interesting in one of our Bengals

 

Jean Mill, Lisa Arvay and me at Jean’s home.

Jean was a founding breeder and credited with bringing Bengals cats into the cat fancy with The International Cat Association. I’ve been fortunate to get to know her well enough over the years to be able to stay at her home & famous Millwood cattery whenever I was in Southern California.

Since I was raised in Pasadena just a half hour from Covina, I would take advantage of Jean’s spare bedrooms she offered to visiting friends. I would, of course, help out with the cats & learn more about the breed and feline husbandry.

Some of the things I remember is having fresh squeezed juice from her Valencia orange tree, the wonderful salads she would make, relaxing in her beautiful back yard & legendary cattery facilities, meeting other breeders that would drop in & the occasional caravans to shows & other places where we would have to keep up with the heavy footed California driver (Picture a 70 something year old keeping up with the best of them in crazy California traffic).

Member of The International Bengal Cat Society since 1992