Laplepard

Lap Leopard Bengals raises bengal cats in Kingsland, Georgia, a coastal community in the southeastern corner of the state near Brunswick. Owner Monique Dillon runs the program as a full-time, family-operated cattery, with her three children actively involved in socializing kittens from birth — a deliberate approach aimed at preparing each cat for busy households.

The program is TICA registered and licensed through the Georgia Department of Agriculture. Health testing is a central part of the operation: all breeding cats undergo Optimal Selection genetic panels screening for 40 to 50-plus hereditary diseases, along with FeLV/FIV testing and PCR respiratory panels through Zoologix. Dillon draws on a background in molecular biology, genetics, and psychology to inform the breeding and socialization protocols used at the cattery.

Coat color is a particular focus, with the program producing brown, silver, snow, and charcoal bengals. On the structural side, the breeding goal centers on high-contrast markings, dark black-ink outlined rosettes, and a clean horizontal flow pattern — specific visual traits that distinguish the cattery's bengal kittens in Georgia from more generically bred lines. Kittens are registered with TICA and leave with a five-generation pedigree and a veterinary health certificate.

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