Wild Grace Bengals · North Melbourne, Australia
Bengal cat breeder
in North Melbourne.
Wild Grace Bengals is a home-based Bengal breeder in North Melbourne, Victoria. Our kittens grow up with everyday family life, gentle handling and play. We welcome enquiries from across Australia.
A companion, with character
Meet our
Bengal kittens.
Curious eyes, beautiful markings and a personality all their own. Choosing a kitten is about finding a companion who suits your household, your routines and the life you can offer.
Planning ahead? Explore upcoming litters and ask about our free waiting list. A deposit applies only when reserving a specific kitten.
A Wild Grace kitten, photographed at home. Please check current availability.
The everyday matters
How we raise
our Bengal kittens.
Family life is part of their first world. Our kittens grow up around children, adults and resident cats, with gentle introductions to handling, brushing, carriers, scratching surfaces and litter trays.
We follow their development, make time for play and help new families carry familiar routines into the first days at home.
Meet the family
The Bengals behind
Wild Grace.
Our cats are individuals before anything else. Get to know the personalities, photographs and stories behind our breeding programme.
Kasey · one of our breeding Bengals
Holly · at play at Wild Grace
Is a Bengal right
for your home?
Before choosing a kitten, think about the home you can offer: time for companionship and play, climbing and scratching spaces, and secure indoor living. Each Bengal has their own temperament, so we discuss suitability with you.
From our home to yours
Kitten prices
& the buying process.
KITTEN PRICES · AUD$2,500–$3,500
Prices depend on pet or selected breeding rights. Pet kittens are desexed before handover, with a veterinary examination, first and second vaccinations, microchipping and parasite care.
Health records, FCCV pedigree and registration documents, a familiar starter pack and settling-in guidance accompany your kitten.
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A thoughtful match
Tell us about your home, expectations and timing. We share photographs, videos and kitten information, with live video calls available by arrangement.
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A clear reservation
Once we agree on a specific kitten, the AUD $500 deposit is credited towards the purchase price. We explain the written purchase terms before you commit.
03
Ready for home
Kittens usually leave at around 12 weeks, after veterinary clearance. Collection is by appointment in North Melbourne. Interstate arrangements can be discussed in advance, with transport costs additional.
One of our breeding Bengals, photographed at home.
Health testing & welfare
Care begins before a kitten is born.
Our breeding decisions consider parent health screening, genetic results, overall health and veterinary advice. We provide kitten buyers with a summary of their parents’ health testing.
Our breeding cats have HCM heart screening in line with veterinary recommendations and DNA testing for PRA-b, PKDef and SMA. Screening informs breeding decisions; it is not a promise that a cat will never develop a health problem.
Melbourne & interstate
A considered journey home.
We are based in North Melbourne and welcome kitten enquiries from across Australia. Collection is by appointment, with personal delivery and interstate arrangements discussed in advance.
Collecting in Melbourne
We agree on collection arrangements once your kitten has veterinary clearance. Before collection, photographs, videos and arranged video calls help you get to know them. We do not offer pre-collection visits or meet-and-greets.
Planning an interstate journey
Tell us your location and timing so we can discuss the available arrangements. Transport costs are additional to the kitten’s purchase price.
The Bengal guide
Life with a Bengal, thoughtfully prepared.
Practical reading for the decisions before a kitten arrives and the everyday life that follows.
Is a Bengal right for you?
Consider daily companionship, activity, enrichment and the commitment of caring for a cat throughout their life.
Choosing a breeder
Understand the questions to ask about a kitten’s upbringing, parent health information, records and written purchase terms.
Bringing your kitten home
Start with a quiet space, familiar food and bedding, and time to adjust before introducing the rest of the home.
An enriching indoor life
Make room for climbing, scratching, exploration and regular play, with safe spaces to rest and retreat.
Food and familiar routines
We share your kitten’s current diet and feeding instructions. Plan food changes gradually and discuss individual dietary needs with your veterinarian.
Introducing resident pets
Give your new kitten a separate settling-in space and plan gradual introductions that allow each animal to feel secure.
Bengal colours & patterns
More than beautiful markings.
Our breeding programme includes brown and silver spotted or rosetted Bengals, snow Bengals and marble patterns. The combinations vary between litters; appearance alone does not establish a cat’s precise colour genetics.
Colours and patterns
Discover the differences between colour and pattern, including snow lynx, mink and sepia, rosettes and marbling.
Interested in a snow Bengal?
Tell us what draws you to the breed and the timing you have in mind. Snow Bengals are part of our programme, but that does not mean a suitable kitten is currently available.
Life with Wild Grace
The next chapter belongs to you.
Bringing a kitten home is the start of a lasting relationship. We offer settling-in guidance and ongoing general care support as your Bengal grows.
Every household and every cat is different. Owner stories explore those individual experiences of sharing a home with a Wild Grace Bengal.
A Wild Grace kitten, photographed at home.
Retired Bengal cats
A new chapter for an adult Bengal.
From time to time, an adult breeding Bengal may be considered for a companion home. Each decision depends on the cat’s temperament, health and individual circumstances.
We discuss the household, the cat’s needs and their care history before agreeing on a match. Enquiries for retired Bengals open only when a cat is available; there is no advance waiting list.
Your kitten questions
Good questions are welcome.
Understanding the process helps you decide whether a Wild Grace Bengal is right for you.
Does the waiting list require a deposit?
No. Joining the kitten waiting list is free. The AUD $500 deposit applies when you reserve a specific kitten.
Can we meet a kitten before collection?
We do not offer pre-collection home visits or meet-and-greets. We share photographs and videos, with live video calls available by arrangement.
When can a kitten come home?
Kittens usually leave at around 12 weeks, after veterinary clearance. We discuss the expected timing for the individual kitten with you.
Do you support owners after collection?
Yes. We provide feeding and settling-in guidance, follow up during the early settling-in period and offer ongoing general care support.
Enquiries & waiting list
Tell us about the Bengal you hope to welcome.
Whether you have a particular kitten in mind or are planning ahead, start with your household, your location and your timing.
Let’s begin with a conversation
A little wild.
A place in your family.
Tell us about your home and the companion you’re hoping to find. We’ll help you understand the next steps.