Purr-sistance

PURR-SISTANCE Male Ocelot

DOB 5/25/96

PURRsistance, and his twin sister PURRfection, had to be taken from their mother due to her inexperience at parenting. This little ocelot earned his name, PURRsistance, quite naturally. Despite many illnesses, he continued to survive. He still suffers from terrible allergies that cause him to rub the fur from his face. But, with constant veterinary supervision, he leads the best possible life we can provide. He loves hanging out on the tree branches at the very top of his extra high cat-a-tat. Most people walk right past his cat-a-tat thinking he must be in his den sleeping when, in fact, he is looking down at them the whole time.

While some of our ocelots were born here prior to 1998 we quit breeding ocelots when we learned that there are no release programs for exotic cats. They can never be free. They should never be born for life in cages.

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