2 Stunning TICA Registered Highlander Kittens

　　Unique and amazing new type with some unusual features that sets it apart from other types.

　　All our Babies will certainly Have Medium to Long Coats - See Pictures of Sire

　　These Babies are Super Sweet and Should Be Ready to Go Home by Christmas.

　　A $300 Deposit will Hold your Baby Until He prepares to Go Home

　　Last Two Pictures are of the Sire, Jax. "NOT FOR SALE" Jax is Almost 14 Pounds at Just one Year Old and STILL Growing ... It can occupy to 4 years Before he will be Full Grown

　　Mr. Stubbs Has Curled Ears, Straight Feet and the Cutest Bobbed Tail

　　He is one of the very first to fulfill us at the door. He sleeps in bed with my husband and I.

　　Me Stubbs has an amazing purrsonality. He is purring before you touch him.

　　He was putting on the hats that I put on him in the pictures and purred nonstop.

　　* ~ * ~ * Mr. Stubbs Pet Price Reduced from $750 to $550 * ~ * ~ *.

　　Flipper Has Curled Ears, Straight Feet and a Long Tail.

　　Flipper is the one that resembles his sire the most with his Huge whisker pads and broad chin. Flipper will be the Man of your house. He oversleeps bed with my partner and I and is constantly purring even prior to you ever touch him.

　　* ~ * ~ * Flipper's Pet Price Reduced from $800 to $550 * ~ * ~ *.

　　Please Contact us if you Would Like Additional Information on Adopting a Beautiful Highlander Baby.

　　Exactly what is a Highlander ??

　　Development of the breed started in 2004 with the intent of creating a domestic cat with a powerful "big cat" appearance. In 2005, the name Highlander was settled on and breeders focused on specifying the breed and its qualities as they worked towards champion status in TICA - among the biggest pc registries in the world. May 1st, 2008 TICA acknowledged the Highlander for competition in the Preliminary New Breed course. It is a amazing and special brand-new type with some uncommon qualities that sets it apart from other types, with the curled ears being a key function of the Highlander.

　　One of the distinct features which makes the Highlander stick out are the slightly curled back ears. These ears might sport ear tufts and ear furnishings.

　　As unbelievable as their appearances are a Highlander is a lively, happy-go-lucky feline that likes nothing much better than to have an audience and all eyes on it as it thinks about new zany antics with which to amuse its humans. The Highlander has an enjoyable caring, playful, and laid back personality, and is frequently explained as having a clown-like nature. This makes it the perfect feline for any household. It is a durable cat with a solid muscular body, short tail, and curled ears really special in the cat fancy!