The highlander lynx cats/kittens are fantastic pets. They are more dog-like than cat. You can walk them on a leash, play fetch, come when called. All mine have grown up or are raised with my other cats and dogs. Everyone gets along just fine. I do have the original Queen that does have more wild blood in her and she stays out in the woods more than here at home. She will come home about 1 or 2 times a week to get her special can food and may spend the night with me, then she goes back out to the woods catching mice, squirrels, rabbits or whatever she does out there. They are special cats, ears that cure back with the tips of the ears touching the back side of the ear. We raise them to get the extra toes (polydactyl or Hemingway). Some are born with a natural short tail, a hock or a long tail. We do dock some of the tails by a Vet. if needed. I will have a new litter this week, hopefully. A very good friend in Alabama is a great breeder of these fine cats, look her website up: rottins.net and her site will tell you what you need to know about these great wild looking cats. The photo above is from an older litter, the washed out red one in the middle was a stud until the cafe next door did away with him after we complained about them pouring used grease in our ditch! Notice the curled ears.
AWESOME! I love all the information! Yeah see our cats are a lot like your most feralish one our cats aren't even wild they just love the outdoors and eat tons of wild critters no mice or rat problems! We have a few sweet hearts though like my kitten Pumpkin she is beyond cute and sweet.Id love to see pictures of the new batch of babies!
Interactive entertainment.
By the way I totally feel ya on the cooking. I have 4 kids and a husband that are always hungry. Feels like I'm a food machine at times. 
