Caracals For Sale

Caracal For Sale
Caracal For Sale

Caracal “big cats” are native to the dry savannah and woodlands of Central, Southern, and West Africa and can be found also in Southwest Asia and the Middle East. They will also inhabit evergreen and montane forest environments, but never are found in tropical rain forests because they prefer scrubby and arid habitats.

Caracal

  • Name: Sue
  • Posted: 04/14/2024
  • Phone: 2709321266
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Kentucky

I have a couple different ages and sexes please check your State and local laws

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Caracal

  • Name: Sue
  • Posted: 04/14/2024
  • Phone: 270-932-1266
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Kentucky

10 week old male and female very Lovin and wants to have a new family to love must know State Laws for your area I’m USDA LICENSED with years of experience

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Caracal Babies

  • Price: 5,500
  • Name: Amberlee Beavers
  • Posted: 03/31/2024
  • Phone: 256-349-8278
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Alabama

3 weeks old and ready for a new family

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Caracal female baby

  • Name: Edith Bernard
  • Posted: 03/30/2024
  • Phone: 4237210379
  • Location: Tennessee

Female African caracal baby . Usda facility 40 yrs in business. Care and training fir life of baby . 4237210379

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Caracal for sale

  • Price: $4,000.00
  • Name: Qin
  • Posted: 03/19/2024
  • Phone: 815-529-0246
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: South Carolina

The Carocal is now 3 years old, female. Her birthday is 03/25/2021. and she had one litter before. Her partner passed away a year ago, so now she is the only one left. She is very young and is in breeding estrus. If anyone wants to breed this breed o...

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Female Caracal

  • Price: $4,500.00
  • Name: Stephen Anthony Brezil
  • Posted: 03/06/2024
  • Phone: 9049450522
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: Www.Xtremeexotics.com

Female Caracal 5 years old. Looking for a nice zoo for this girl. She was bottle raised easy to work around. My pair will not let her be part of their group. She gets along great with servals if you wanted a multi species African exhibit. Feel free t...

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Caracal

  • Price: $5,000.00
  • Name: Marie Ann
  • Posted: 02/16/2024
  • Phone: 4074299231
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida

1 male African caracal kittens for sale hand raised 4074299231 Located in Florida

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Pair of caracals

  • Price: $6,000.00
  • Name: Cody
  • Posted: 01/10/2024
  • Phone: 6016653348
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Mississippi

3-4 year old pair of caracals Easy to work around Located in terry ms $6000 Texted preferred 601-665-3358

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Reduced! Female caracal kitten

  • Price: $6,875.00
  • Name: Julie
  • Posted: 10/27/2023
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida

Born July 17 it’s time this amazing, playful, friendly caracal kitten gets a human of her own. She gets along with dogs and cats and uses the litterbox. She’s on sale for $6875 or will trade for a male caracal kitten about the same age. Pick up in Pe...

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Proven Caracal Breeding Pair

  • Price: 18,000
  • Name: Birgit Hutchcroft
  • Posted: 10/26/2023
  • Phone: 3526011685
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: facebook.com/birgit.hutchcroft

Turning 68.Time to relax a little and travel. I am selling this beautiful pair only reluctantly because they are stunning and the female is also a good mother...not always the case. These guys came to me to me as babies, still bottle feeding. The...

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caracal female kitten

  • Price: $6,876.00
  • Name: Julie
  • Posted: 10/25/2023
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida

Price reduced to $6876 because it's time this little gem finds her forever home. Eating like a champ and litterbox trained. Plays with humans, dogs and cats. Pick up in Pensacola Florida. Can possibly meet part way. Will also trade for a male caracal...

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caracal female kitten

  • Price: $8,000.00
  • Name: Julie
  • Posted: 09/22/2023
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida

Born July 17. Caracal female kitten. $8000. Pickup in Pensacola Florida. Ready when you are.

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Female caracal kitten

  • Price: $8,000.00
  • Name: Julie
  • Posted: 09/20/2023
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida

Born July 17. Bottle raised and ready for pickup in Pensacola Florida. $8000.

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Caracal Female kitten

  • Price: $8,000.00
  • Name: Julie
  • Posted: 09/19/2023
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida
  • Website: Www.juliesjungle.com

Born July 17. Bottle raised and adorable this female caracal kitten is ready for her furever home. $8000 To save us both time please be sure that you can legally own a caracal. Pick up in Pensacola Florida.

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Caracal Female kitten

  • Name: Julie
  • Posted: 09/18/2023
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida

Born July 17. Ready for her legal, prepared furever home now. Pickup in Pensacola Florida.

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Pet Caracal

Its purpose at one time in history was for bird hunting in Iran and India. They were put into flocks of pigeons and bet on how many the cat would prey on. The cat is capable of knocking down up to a dozen birds at once. It's namesake, however, has derived from the Turkish word “karakulak”, meaning “black ear” for its distinct physical characteristic of extra black hairs on its ears.

Desert Lynx

Caracals are often referred to as desert lynx, but do not actually share many physical attributes with the family. The black tuft of hair on its ears is actually one of the only shared traits with the lynx family. Caracals are the largest Africa's small cats, males weighing as much as 40 pounds and females as much as 35. They are as tall as 20 inches and 39 inches long. They are among small cats that can be legally kept as exotic pets. They are generally well mannered and have cat-like attitude and behaviors, only more wild. Like many household cats, the Caracal prefers to initiate the affection and play time with their keepers. Even then, the Caracal can become rambunctious and accidentally destructive. Keeping a Caracal in the home can result in much damage to your furniture and things. Like any other exotic pet consideration, be especially aware of the needs of your proposed pet. The Caracal in captivity can live as long as 17-19 years, longer than its cousin in the wild (12 years).

Conflicted information can be found on the keeping of Caracal. One piece of consistent, helpful information has been that keepers are likely to feel intimidated by the cat because of its misunderstood body language. The Caracal often communicates with a hissing sound which is, to the Caracal, a sign of happy emotions as much as sad. Caracals can let out these calls if they are excited or anxious. The lack of understanding of the body language of Caracal, has led novice cat keepers to get a Serval instead, a cat most often compared to the Caracal. Still, mixed reviews among keepers may have you feeling optimistic about a journey into Caracal keeping.

Breeding Caracals

Caracals are solitary animals that usually only socially interact with their kind during mating season, with the exception of mothers with their offspring. The gestation period is only 78-81 days for a litter of 1-4. Most commonly, 2 survive. The offspring will live with their mothers as long as a year, when they reach sexual maturity.

What do Caracals Eat?

Caracal For Sale

Caracal diet is mainly carnivorous. In captivity, they will eat 2-3 pounds of meat per day. In nature, they eat a variety of mammals, most commonly rodents, hares, and even small antelopes. Caracals are confident and unafraid to attempt take down of larger prey, hence their problem with humans when they attack farm animals. Some records show the animal has stored its kills in trees like leopards often do, but it's not considered an average behavior. Like many cats, Caracals are nocturnal.

Caracals are not considered endangered or threatened at this time, and their only primary threats include being killed for tampering with farm livestock in large numbers only, and being hunted for its skin and meat in areas it's considered a luxury. Although accurate exotic pet records are not likely, you can only guess how many animals are kept privately by other records. The International Species Information Service lists 169 known Caracals in zoos worldwide, 52 Caracals in U.S. Zoos.

Comments

  • Anonymous on November 18
    so cute
  • jeff on November 11
    it looks soo small and would be a good house cat.
  • kai on October 4
    it so cute omg
  • Christiano on August 13
    Im thinking on gettting one when i live alone when im older because i find them cute they may be expensive but i will just work hard
  • vin on August 11
    if i ever do adopt a caracal, i promise to take great care of it 🫡
  • claudia schroeder on August 10
    I want one so badly. I love animals. But I don't no I live in canada are the shipping to my country
  • Regina on July 20
    Only keep if you own a zoo. These are not house pets
  • Chad on July 13
    They're so cute but so expensive 🥲
  • Raprtip on July 6
    Oh my god, so cute but so expensive.
  • Rose on June 21
    There so cute but way too expensive and I have too Many pets but they’re really CUTE
  • Mushroom on June 11
    You get a caracal kitten, then 6 months later, it’s terrerizing the neighborhood- (joke)
  • Jett Morrison 9 years old on June 2
    I want one so bad they are so cute 🥺🥺🥺
  • John on May 29
    I like caracals so much they are so adorable and cute
  • Heeloi on May 27
    The cubs are soooooo cute I want one right now! 🥹
  • Jeremy Hines on May 26
    I want a baby caracal ❤️
  • tony on May 25
    is it possible to send to greece?
  • Maisy on May 23
    I am preparing myself for my plans to eventually get one of these adorable things 🥺🥺
  • bristol on May 20
    awww i want one so bad.
  • jack on May 12
    i wish i could get one because they are so cute
  • Brianna on May 10
    I want to get this cat so bad but I don't know because i will be moving to tokyo, japan.and I don't know if they will allow this adorable cat. my daughter really wants one.
  • katrina on May 1
    I would like a caracals kitten, for my family. I find them very adorable and so does my daughter.
  • Michael on April 28
    I want one so badly
  • xavier on April 19
    ITS SO CUTE 🥺
  • wilson lamar strausser on March 11
    beautiful cat but to keep one in the house is a no-no. too big.