Wildernesswell Raisin Chaos - Chaos

From Akerrs Raise The Roof and Majesticpride Myan Dream

Chaos is a tenth-generation cat down from Art Deco and Kabuki. Chaos was everything I hoped for in a girl from Raisin and Mya. She came from Mya's final litter, and I had been worrying that there wouldn't be another litter from Mya. I had really hoped to have a girl from her who would have Mya's beautiful face. When Chaos was born, it was love at first sight. She had the most sculpted facial structure and a fantastic look to her. As she grew, it was clear that she was her mother in miniature, but with phenomenal contrast from her father and the rounder-topped ears Raisin produces. Chaos has an excellent body shape, with all her weight in the right areas and superb musculature that makes her feel much heavier than she looks. Chaos's coat is incredibly short and tight. The texture of it is like mink fur - so sleek that your hand just glides across it. Like her own mother, Chaos is the most natural and devoted mother. She adores raising her babies, and she is so milky that they look like little butter balls. 

Chaos's Genetic Lineup: Apb/Apb, TaM/TaB, C/cs, M/M4, Pk Deficiency N/N, PRAb N/N, which means Chaos is homozygous for the leopard cat agouti gene; she carries marble, seal lynx, and long hair. Chaos does not carry for Pk Deficiency or PRAb. Chaos tested HCM negative in 2024.

Wildernesswell Amaranthus - Amara

from Cositoes Shaded Tweed and Wildernesswell Laurel Crown
Amara is a fourth-generation girl from the Juara of Eraser line. Amara has inherited a lot of traits from her grandmother, StarwindsUK Kadou of Wildernesswell. She has a very similar expression to her face, and has Kadou's wonderful ears. Her mannerisms are also very Kadou-like. Her bone structure and musculature are also like that of Kadou - so dense and strong. Amara is a very cheerful girl and loves to be involved in everything that is happening. On her first litter, she has demonstrated that she wants to be the mother to everything, and she happily gathers all the babies she can find in order to take care of them. 

Amara's Genetic Lineup: TaM/TaB, Apb/A2, C/cs, PK Deficiency N/N, and PRAb N/N, which means Amara carries marble, leopard cat agouti, and seal lynx. She does not carry PK Deficiency or PRAb.  Amara tested negative for HCM in 2025

Wildernesswell Just Plain Fancy

from Thunderrrpaws Battle Cry and Wildernesswell Just Plain Jane
Fancy is very different from the other Wildernesswell girls in being from a domestic outcross line. She is two generations from a domestic shorthair bred to an Exotic shorthair x Bengal. Her father is all Bengal, and Fancy looks like him in all the important ways. While Fancy's mother took more of her domestic shorthair side in her appearance, her father really passed on his Bengal looks to Fancy. She inherited his rich rufous coloring, his arrowhead/pawprint style rosetting, and the icing on the cake was that Fancy displays a great deal of countershading on her underside, not something I would have expected on a second-generation domestic outcross. I am more than intrigued to see the next generation from Fancy. If they inherit her sweetness and good looks, then they are sure to be amazing. 

Fancy's Genetic Lineup: TaM/TaM, A/A2, M/M4, PK Deficiency N/K, and PRAb N/N, which means Fancy is homozygous spotted; she carries for longhair. Fancy carries PK Deficiency, so will not be bred to any males who carry this. Fancy tested negative for HCM in 2025.  See Fancy's Wisdom Panel test results, including her Genetic Diversity at a whopping 40%. 

SolanaRanch Loreda Martinelli
from SolanaRanch MissFortune and Wildernesswell Plain Sailing

Loreda, as a third-generation Bengal outcross, represents a fascinating blend of genetics that showcases both her unique beauty and robust health. Achieving a t-shirt white tummy is rare. Loreda accomplishes this goal while being 7 generations from a Toyger, 4 generations from an Exotic Shorthair, and 3 generations from a domestic shorthair demonstrating that breeder selection of traits makes a huge impact on quality breeding. 

Outcrossing involves introducing genetic material from unrelated or less closely related individuals into a breeding program, thereby increasing genetic diversity. In Loreda's case, this means she not only boasts extreme beauty but also enjoys the health benefits associated with a broader genetic pool.

Her t-shirt white tummy serves as a visual testament to the success of conscientious outcrossing efforts. For more about our outcrossing program, please read here. 

Loreda's Genetic Lineup: TaM/TaM, C/C PK Deficiency N/N, and PRAb N/N which means Loreda does not carry any recessives other than glitter.   Loreda tested HCM negative in 2025 negative.  See Loreda's Wisdom Panel Test Results including her 35% Genetic Diversity.