African Wild Cat

African Golden Cat

Andean Mountain Cat

Bobcat
A 12-25 pound bobtailed cat native to North America. Bobcats are often considered as pets because of their small, managable size and familiar appearance. However, a propensity for spraying can make the adult bobcat an outdoor-only pet. See detailed information....

Caracal
A 20-40 pound cat with spectacular tufted ears, caracals look like small lynx with cougar coloring. They are popular as pets, although not as common as the serval, and are comparable in size and care requirements. See detailed information....

Chinese Desert Cat

Cougar / Mountain Lion / Puma
The largest "small cat," cougars range from 75-250 pounds. They can be very affectionate, and although their size and strength should not be underestimated, they are more suitable pets than other large cats like tigers. Petting a cougar and hearing him purr in response is an unforgettable experience....just don't let the attraction blind you to the realities of owning a powerful predator who eats pounds of meat daily and needs a large enclosure to roam in. See detailed information....

European Wildcat

Fishing Cat

Geoffroy's Cat
This diminutive South American cat is the size of a domestic cat or smaller, with a striking spotted coat. This highly energetic little cat is fairly rare in captivity, and is not maintained in AZA zoos. Private breeders maintain the only viable captive populations. See detailed information....

Jungle Cat
The jungle cat often used in creating hybrids known as chausies, but full-blooded jungle cats can also be kept as pets. They are only slightly larger than a domestic cat and breed readily in captivity.See detailed information....

Kodkod

Lynx
Resembling a large bobcat, the many subspecies of lynx can be found across the world. See detailed information....

Oncilla

Pallas Cat

Pampas Cat

Rusty-Spotted Cat

Sand Cat (Pakastani subspecies endangered)

Serval (Popular as pets)
A 20-40 pound spotted cat native to Africa, the serval resembles a miniature cheetah. Intelligent and affectionate, servals are the species most often found in pet homes and reccommended as a "beginner's" exotic cat. They tend to adapt well to life with humans. See detailed information....

Exotic Feline Hybrids
There are a variety of hybrids (the result of mating a domestic cat to an exotic cat) available. They include the chausie, savannah, and safari. Hybrids can be perfect for people who are fascinated by exotic cats such as servals and want their wild look without the difficulties and permit requirements that often accompany exotic feline ownership.

Asian Leopard Cat

Bay Cat (Although not on the endangered species list, this is one of the rarest of all cats.)

Black-Footed Cat

Flat-headed Cat

Iberian Lynx
The Iberian Lynx is the world's most critically endangered feline, with under 200 cats remaining. We provide infomation about what needs to be done to save them from extinction and how you can help. See detailed information....

Irimote Cat

Jaguarundi

Marbled Cat

Margay

Ocelot
This small, endangered South American cat boasts a spectacular velvety coat and a macho personality. Ocelots were popular pets until the Endangered Species Act made ownership a legal nightmare. See detailed information....

Temminck's Golden Cat

Cheetah
These endangered African cats are the fastest mammal in the world. They tame easily and form close bonds with "their" humans, but they are not available as pets due to strict permit requirements and difficulty breeding. See detailed information....

Clouded Leopard
The smallest member of the "big cat" family, clouded leopards have long canine teeth reminiscent of a sabre-toothed cat. Since they are both rare and endangered, they are rarely kept strictly as pets, although there are some private breeding programs.

Jaguar

Leopard (Only one population endangered, others listed as threatened)

Lion

Snow Leopard

Tiger
Rare in the wild but common in captivity, these magnificent cats require no description. The charismatic tiger attracts many, but the challenges, hazards, and regulatory complications of owning a tiger may make you reconsider. See detailed information....

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