New litter of Maus!!! Email me quick as they do go quickly. Pictured below is a stunning show boy $1200 with breeding rights, $900 as a pet.very pretty!

Here is KING TUT with two of his three final ribbons he made in the Wichita KS show Feb 2 and 3rd.

Hey mommy! What is that thing in your hands?  Oh my it flashed!

I just had a new litter born April, one smoke male and one silver female. Email me for photos. $750 for the boy as a  pet. Female $1000, breeder or pet.

This little group of males are quite stunning! They were born on April 4th.Males are $800 as pets.

 So far I'm thinking of naming them....

Colt

Winchester

Revolver 

And here are their sisters. Baretta and Magnum.

Here is Compaq.    Compaq is about 14 mo old neutered male. $500 as a loving pet!

The

Mommy! Mommy! Can I have my photo taken also?

The Egyptian Mau is a rare and the only natural domesticated breed of spotted cat. They are extremely intelligent, moderately active, outgoing and adventurous to a fault. Their body is randomly spotted, while their legs and tails are more banded. The Egyptian Mau makes an exceptional companion cat with its loving personality, and strikingly beautiful appearance.

they are well muscled and medium sized. Their heads are a slightly rounded but still a wedge with an "M" shaped pattern on their forehead, and have large ears. The Mau's eyes are almond shaped and  green.

 The Mau is the fastest cat, achieving speeds of over 35mph. Maus are athletic, often leaping over six feet in the air. Three colors are accepted for showing, which are silver, bronze, and smoke.

The Egyptian Maus origin dates back over 3000 years. The Egyptian Mau is perhaps the oldest of all the many breed

s of domestic cats and still the only naturally spotted one. These cats and their kittens were traded to Egypt from Ethiopia around 1500BC Descendent of the African Wild Cat (Felis lyica ocreata) Egyptian Maus can be  traced back to the Egyptian Middle period, with many tombs hieroglyphics found on the walls of the great pyramids depicting this spotted cat. The Mau (the Egyptian word for cat) was domesticated and given the status of a deity by the ancient Egyptians.

  My Maus with Cattitude!

CH Touch O Katz Nefertari of #1 Cattitude "Tar Tar"

Sire: CH Mas-ree maus Smokey Shido

Dam: Vonrose Maiyu-of -Alexandria

#1 Cattitude Frantic "Franny"

Sire: CH Lisimba Ptolemy of Touch O Katz

Dam: CH Touch O Katz Nerertari of #1 Cattitude

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