"Dear Susan,Thank you for all your information on the breed, and time spent educating us about this wonderful breed of cats. Our new additions "Tam & Tim" are doing wonderful. Our whole family enjoys them and every visitor we have over comments on the beauty and type of our little boys. I can't begin to tell you how much they have brightened up the place with there antics and playfulness. - The Jamesons"

    "Susan, Thank you for our new bengal boy, his name is Charlie, and he fits right into our family. - The Herzhafts"

    "Susan, We purchased our Seal Lynx Point Spotted bengal from you in April, 1997. My seven year old daughter named her "Pearly Rose". Pearly Rose is a great kitten, and growing into a beautiful cat. She's got a lovely, very sweet disposition: she's smart and energetic and great with kids. We are very pleased with her addition to our family. - The Michelsons"

    "Dear Susan, Rozee looks like a happy little girl doesn't she?  She is precious to us.  Many thanks again for all the effort you put in to get Rozee here and as painlessly as possible. - The Connells"

EmberGlo is located in Sunny Phoenix, Arizona

Formed in early 1996

ALL cat's are tested yearly for FeLV/FIV

All cat's are vaccinated yearly

Any new cat is tested, vaccinated, and vet checked before arriving

Kittens are vaccinated at 9 and 12 weeks.

All cat's are fed a premium quality dry cat food with occasional canned food added

Contracts REQUIRED on all sales

Promotes the spaying and neutering of pet cats

ALL PET KITTENS MUST BE ALTERED

Written health and genetic guarantee on all cats sold

Breeders normally retired around 3 - 5 years of age and placed as altered pets

  8 Separate ALC Lines (Centerwald/Meridith, Hatfield, Hauser, Kent,Kabuki, SnowFlake,              Keechara, and Phantom)

UFO Bengal Breed Committee, and Judge in Training for UFO Judging program

    I originally became interested in the bengals in 1994 due to a newspaper add stating "Toy Leopards for Sale". Curious to how someone got a "toy leopard" I called them up. After talking with these people for a while I got an idea of what the breed was supposed to be, and arranged a time to go look at the kittens they had available. Once I got there I realized these people were not well informed breeders, because what they described and what they had was entirely different. What they described was a large cat with huge spots and tons of color and distinctively different in looks from any other breed of cats. What I saw were small to medium sized, heavily barred, ticked, looking basically like any old alley cat. But this did not discourage me, in the next 2 years I called around and purchased many publications till I found reputable breeders and learned as much about the breed as I could. I learned that while "toy leopard" may be eye catching and exotic sounding it is actually harmful to the breed and very misleading (amazingly I still see this used today!). Finally I felt I was ready to start my breeding program. Through careful selection for temperament and type, I purchased my first bengal queen in Jan of 1996, and have since then added several other queens and studs to my program. Working with all colors and patterns with emphasis on the minks and sepias. Through careful selection and breeding I have been getting beautiful pelted minks, browns, and lynx points who have beautiful patterns, some rosetting, and wonderful type. I have all generations and while I love my foundation cats (F1 - F3's) I do not feel they are the bengal for just anyone, and have very strict requirements for there placement.

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