Aveline Bengals
We're a small Bengal cattery in Narangba, North Brisbane, registered with the Queensland Feline Association. Our kittens are raised in our family home and bred with a strong focus on health and temperament.
Bred with care, raised at home
Health first
Our breeding cats are DNA tested through Orivet Genetics, and we publish their results so you can see them before you commit.
Temperament
Kittens grow up in our home, are handled every day and are well socialised from an early age.
Colour and coat
We're building a program across a range of Bengal colours and coat types, including snow and cashmere.
Health comes before looks
Responsible breeding means more than a beautiful coat. Every pairing is planned with care and backed by Bengal-specific DNA health screening, so our kittens start life with the best chance of a long, healthy one.
Our breeding Bengals are DNA tested through Orivet Genetics and are clear of both conditions.
Where to next
Yuki's first litter
Our first Aveline litter is on the way. Register your interest now.
Upcoming kittens → Our queenWildvalley Dream Yuki
Seal mink spotted tabby with a pedigree of Australian and imported lines.
Meet Yuki → New to Bengals?About the breed
What Bengals are like to live with, and the colours and coats they come in.
The breed →About Aveline Bengals
Aveline Bengals started with a simple love of the Bengal breed. Their striking coats, playful nature and big personalities won us over, and we wanted to share that with other families.
We're a small, registered cattery run by Courtney Warland from our home in Narangba, North Brisbane. Aveline is our registered prefix with the Queensland Feline Association, breeder number QFA 1512.
Our Bengals are part of our everyday family life, alongside our two children and our dogs. Kittens grow up with all the sights and sounds of a busy home, from the vacuum to kids playing, so they arrive at their new homes confident and relaxed.
Every kitten is handled from a young age to build their confidence and trust in people. By the time they leave us they're used to being picked up, cuddled and played with.
We started with Wildvalley Dream Yuki, our seal mink spotted queen, and we're building a program across a range of Bengal colours and coat types. Our brown rosetted stud, Cassian, joins her in the program.
If you'd like to chat about a kitten, get in touch or join the waitlist.
Our queens and studs
Meet the cats behind Aveline. We share each cat's pedigree, DNA results and health testing.
Wildvalley Dream Yuki
Seal mink spotted tabby. Yuki is our foundation queen. She has the soft snow colouring minks are known for, aqua eyes, strong contrast and a clearly defined spotted pattern.
Her pedigree brings Australian and international Bengal lines together. Her sire was imported from Great Britain, and the generations behind her include cats from Germany, Poland, Russia and New Zealand.
- Colour
- Seal mink spotted tabby
- Eyes
- Aqua
- Born
- 29 Oct 2025
- Registered
- QFA
Her pedigree
- Dreamway
- Wildvalley
- Hotmaylove
- Chantay
- Adelhills
- Ambridge
- Glam Shine
- Katzmeow
Colour and coat genetics
Full Bengal breed profile by Orivet Genetics, 30 June 2026.
| Trait | Result | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Snow colour | cs/cb | Mink. She carries one lynx point gene and one sepia gene, which together give the mink coat. |
| Agouti | A/APb | Tabby pattern. Carries charcoal. |
| Coat length | Sh/lh4 | Short coat. Carries the longhair gene, so she can produce cashmere kittens with the right pairing. |
| Chocolate and cinnamon | B/B | Black-based colour. Does not carry chocolate or cinnamon. |
| Dilute | D/D | Full colour. Does not carry dilute. |
| Blood group | A/A | Blood group A. |
Health testing
| Test | What it screens for | Yuki's result |
|---|---|---|
| PRA-b | Bengal progressive retinal atrophy, an inherited cause of blindness | Normal (N/N) |
| PK-Def | Pyruvate kinase deficiency, an inherited anaemia | Normal (N/N) |
| PKD | Polycystic kidney disease | Normal (N/N) |
| HCM heart scan | Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, checked by ultrasound | Scheduled Booked for after this litter, once she is 12 months old. |
Normal (N/N) means no copy of the variant was detected, so Yuki cannot pass it on.
Cassian
Brown rosetted. Cassian is our handsome stud, with beautiful contrast and a striking wild Bengal look.
His genetics give us the potential for snow kittens when he's paired with a compatible queen, along with other exciting possibilities in future pairings.
Cassian also carries the longhair gene, so carefully chosen pairings may give us the chance to produce beautiful Cashmere Bengals in the future.
- Colour
- Brown rosetted
- Carries
- Longhair
Upcoming kittens
We don't have kittens available right now. Our next litter is due in early December, and the waitlist is open.
Yuki × Cassian
Wildvalley Dream Yuki
Seal mink spotted tabby. Carries charcoal and longhair. Full profile
Cassian
Brown rosetted. Carries longhair. Full profile
Join the waitlist
It's free and it's an expression of interest only.
Kittens arrive
We send photos of the kittens that are available.
We match you
Kittens are matched to homes on suitability and temperament.
Secure your kitten
A $500 deposit holds your kitten. The balance is due before desexing, at around 8 to 10 weeks.
What comes with your kitten
Every Aveline kitten stays with us until around 12 weeks old and goes home desexed, microchipped, vaccinated and vet checked, with pedigree papers, a kitten pack and two months of free Knose pet insurance.
Kitten pricing
| Pet kittens | $3,000 – $3,250 |
| Cashmere pet kittens | $4,000 – $4,500 |
| Entire female kittens | $5,500 |
| Entire male kittens | $6,500 |
| Cashmere entire female kittens | $7,000 |
| Cashmere entire male kittens | $8,000 |
Cashmere kittens are longhaired Bengals. Entire kittens are available to approved registered breeders only.
Deposits and the paid waitlist
Joining the waitlist is free. When the kittens arrive, a non-refundable $500 deposit secures the kitten you choose.
For priority selection, you can join the paid waitlist with the same $500 deposit. It gives you priority access to a kitten from the litter and comes off the purchase price.
If the litter is smaller than expected and there is no kitten for you, you move to first priority for the next litter.
The balance is due before desexing, at around 8 to 10 weeks.
Your Aveline kitten
Here's what you can expect when you bring an Aveline kitten home, from their first weeks with us to settling in with your family.
Time to grow before they go
Our kittens stay in our care until they're approximately 12 weeks old. That extra time lets them grow, finish their vaccinations, and learn the social skills they pick up from their mum and littermates.
They spend those weeks in the middle of our family life, handled every day and used to the sounds of a busy home. It means they're confident, settled and ready for the move to their forever home.
Every kitten goes home with
- QFA pedigree registration papers
- Desexed before leaving (pet kittens)
- Microchipped
- Two vaccinations
- Regular worming
- Thorough vet health check before going home
- One month of free pet insurance with Knose, plus a second free month when you accept the policy transfer
- A kitten pack with a leash and harness, wet and dry kitten food samples, and a blanket
- Plenty of love, handling and socialisation while they're with us
Two months of free cover with Knose
We're a Knose Breeder Partner, so your kitten goes home already covered. You get one month of free pet insurance from the day the policy starts, plus a second free month when you accept the transfer of the policy into your name.
It means your kitten is protected from day one while you settle in, with no rush to sort out insurance yourself.
Knose Pet Insurance is a separate product. Read the Product Disclosure Statement on the Knose website before deciding whether to continue the cover.
Ready to welcome one home?
About Bengals
Bengals are a domestic breed known for their wild look, their soft patterned coats and their big personalities.
Where they come from
The Bengal was developed in the United States from crosses between domestic cats and the Asian leopard cat. Pet Bengals today are many generations removed from those early crosses and are fully domestic cats, bred from Bengal-to-Bengal pairings.
Living with a Bengal
Bengals are active, curious and very smart. Many love to climb, play fetch, learn tricks and walk on a harness, and plenty are fascinated by water. They do best in homes that give them company, play and things to climb.
Colours and coats
| Type | What it looks like |
|---|---|
| Brown | The classic Bengal. Warm gold to orange ground with dark spots or rosettes. |
| Snow | Pale, creamy coats. Comes in three types: seal lynx point (blue eyes), seal mink (aqua eyes) and seal sepia (gold or green eyes). |
| Silver | Silvery white ground with black markings. |
| Charcoal | A darker variation with a facial mask and a darker cape along the back. Can occur in any colour. |
| Cashmere | A longhaired Bengal, with a soft, silky coat. |
Bengals come in two patterns: spotted (including rosettes) and marbled.
Gallery
More photos from our session with Jaimie are coming soon.