Bobtail Kittens For Sale - So sorry but we have no Highland or Desert Lynx kittens currently available. If the Shepherd is willing we hope to have cubs sometime in April 2012!

If you would enjoy seeing more of our Shepherd's Lair bobtail kittens already gone to their new families, click here.

We currently have no Highland Lynx kittens (bobtail kittens) for sale.

We do not ever cage our Highland Lynx or Desert Lynx cats or kittens. They are raised in our home and underfoot (literally). We treat each Highland Lynx kitten for sale as if it were going to be ours forever. When you purchase one it has been lovingly socialized, occasionally groomed and exposed to a variety of experiences. *We also include a Starter Cub Care Kit with each kitten we sell, so you have a few essentials (such as their current food) to make your cub feel at home.*

PLEASE NOTE: Highland Lynx and Desert Lynx cats can develope strong bonds with their human companions. Changes in ownership after bonding can be stressful for them. If you have questions about whether this is the kind of cat for you, PLEASE DO read this site thoroughly and feel free to ask us questions.

The Cats and Kittens Pictured Below are NOT FOR SALE, but just for your visual enjoyment. :) 


   Highland Lynx Cattery image

  L. to R. Voltazia, Storm, Electra, Blue Thunder

 

Desert Lynx at Shepherds Lair image

Half sisters, Voltazia and Shockisha

 

Exotic kittens image

 Buddies: Blue Thunder and Snow Storm (More pics on Sires and Dams page).

 

Desert Lynx kittens in Virginia

Snow Leopard - Storm (Highland Lynx) and Tazia (Desert Lynx) Playmates!

 

For more information on our bobtail kittens for sale, view our pricing page. If you have any questions regarding kittens or pricing you are welcome to send us an email on theContact Us page. 

 If you would like to see more pictures of past Highland Lynx kittens please click here.

 

Note: If you see short whiskered kittens it is because their Mom tends to snap them off while they are young. Perhaps she is attempting to keep them from roaming since their whiskers are their antenna so to speak. They will grow back. :)