On March 4,2004, Texas Star Safari announced the birth of five healthy Asian Leopard cubs..  They are not for sale.. We believe this to be the first litter of five live cubs to have been born in captivity.

We have 2 girls and 3 boys.  Patrick was a proven stud at 9 months old.

This is his first off-spring. This is Aca's first off-spring at 2 years old

as well. These cubs will be staying here at Texas Star.

Male Asian Leopard Cat
Aca's Magic of Texas Star

Sire: ALC Malaki (Patrick) of TexasStar
Dam: Aca of TexasStar 
Male ALC DOB: 03/04/2004

Magic's Picture Page

Female Asian Leopard Cat
Jubilee of Texas Star
Sire: ALC Malaki (Patrick) of TexasStar
Dam: Aca of TexasStar
DOB:03/04/2004

We are anticipating a F1 litter by Magnum. This will be Jubilee's first litter by fall 2007. She is being courted by Magnum as of July 20, 2007... New Photos of Jubilee coming soon...

These pictures where taken June 18, 2004
Magic and Jubilee will be used in our breeding

program here at TexasStar.

JUBILEE'S PICTURE PAGE

Male Asian Leopard Cat
Dazzle of Texas Star
Sire: ALC Malaki (Patrick) of TexasStar
Dam: Aca of TexasStar

Here are a few quick pics of Dazzle as a baby.. He will have his

own page in the next day or two.

It is easy to see why Dazzle became the house favorite.

DAZZLE'S PICTURE PAGE

Male Asian Leopard Cat
Malaki of Texas Star

Nickname: Patrick

Patrick is maturing in to a handsome adult with a wonderful personality! He was born on St. Patrick's Day and he turned 2 yrs. old on Mar. 17th, 2005.   Happy Birthday Patrick!

Patrick's Page

Female Asian Leopard Cat

ALC Aca of  Texas Star

Aca of TexasStar was used in our foundation program and all

her offspring  put new bloodlines into the Bengal Breed. Aca was born

here in the U.S.A., She has passed on her fantastic type to her  kittens.

She used her litter box faithfully. She was a beautiful Lady. Aca is TICA registered for our Bengal program. Most subspecies of the leopard cat are extremely beautiful, wild and not easily tamed. Many require special care,

food and permits in captivity. The leopard cat is not an aggressive cat and will flee rather than fight. This instinct to flee is what makes them difficult to handle and it is the same trait found in some of the early generation domestic

Bengals if not properly socialized.

Our Beautiful Aca has crossed over the Rainbow Bridge.

We will miss her always.