European  American  Consortium for Small Felines Founded by: David Sparandara Consortium working for feline conservation      E MAIL          Alois ALC Enjoying his habitat outside our home     Alois ALC Male    The European American Consortium for Small Felines is a not for profit fully licensed organization. It was born in 2001 but its gestation period spanned a decade. It is the continuation of a project I began on another shore in the 1980s in New England in the field of exotic feline conservation. Our goals today are much the same as they were then. We work for the preservation of small feline’s world wide. Our approach is multi dimensional and global. On the political front we work to save natural habitats because to do otherwise is to fail to face the fundamental problem that plagues wildcats on all continents. As for acting locally we take pragmatic steps to aid captive managed populations by working in consort with zoos, game parks, sanctuaries, and private breeders for the purpose of creating and maintaining captive bred populations that exhibit genetic diversity and stable numbers. We serve as a vital link uniting breeding institutions on three continents. We serve as an informational clearing house, we facilitate animal transfers, we provide material aid to zoos and we are engaged in field conservation programs in both in Central Europe and Asia.  In addition to the above we maintain a small facility here in the Czech Republic that serves as an off site breeding facility for rare felines. We believe that private breeders working with zoological parks have a vital role to play in terms of insuring healthy captive managed populations. The undeniable truth is that with each passing day the plight of small feline’s world wide becomes more precarious. Shrinking habitat, poaching and poor management decisions by certain sectors of the zoological associations to abandon their responsibilities to the small cats conspire and co-join to insure a tragic fate for these cats. The future of many of the small felines is in peril, for all the tenacity and strength they exhibit in the wild they remain powerless in the face of mans gross negligence toward them. They are a fragile lot and need our help. The European American Feline Consortium facility is part of the solution. Click to read Consortium Agreement  We breed Asian Leopard Cats regularly.  Our kittens are hand raised and well socialized.    2005   David and Simona with Asian Leopard Cat Kittens E-mail us about ALC or other kittens 10 year old Anna  enjoys socializing ALC Kittens    Captive bred and raised Bottle Fed and Well Socialized.  Before shipping to new homes, at 3 months old.   Monika and her ALC kitten Willy   ALC kittens will be placed in Europe or Canada.  Due to new regulations with respect to import of Asian Leopard Cats to the US, we will place our kittens out of the United States. Once American rules have been updated to offer reliable consistency in the import / export process we will resume shipment of Leopard Cats to American breeders. ALC kittens born in  2006 have been placed in new homes     Lucifer has exceptionally large rosettes, he will stay here Lucifer and friend   ALC kittens born in  2005 have been placed in new homes Teddy has been placed    male ALC kitten Otto         Otto    Otto at 6 months old, in his new home.       E MAIL for information " Kittens from 2004 "  " In their new homes " Ella is a very lucky cat to live with such luxury A beautiful boy at 1 year old     E MAIL  to inquire about future kittens   Leopard Cats at the Consortium      Adam is our oldest Leopard Cat Our Leopard Cat 'Cornelia' lives with Monika Libby,  female Leopard Cat  from Bundas in Canada  Libby had two kittens born May 25, 2005 (sired by ALC Alois)     Sand Cat Kittens  2004          Sand Cat female born March 14, 2005 now in new home Her Father Below Male           Canadian Lynx,  two year old breeding pair.    Rare Bikel Lynx  Zoisha  at 9 months African Wildcat  4 year old male   Max 3 year old  Geoffroy Cat  in his enclosure       2 year old Ocelot     HOME      ADULT CATS      AVAILABLE KITTENS     GALLERY      CONSORTIUM     E MAIL