These adorable kitties are searching for a forever home where they can receive all the love and care they deserve.
Looking to bring some furry joy into your home this holiday season? The Bengal Cat Association is calling on pet lovers to help them find a forever home for eight beautiful Bengal cats in time for Christmas. The appeal has already generated a lot of interest since its launch on Facebook, and the association hopes to replicate the success they had in September. The cats are located all across the UK, and the association is particularly looking for help from people in Cheshire to find these felines their loving homes. This holiday season, why not consider opening your heart and home to one of these adorable Bengals? Get to know Bosley and the other lovely cats in need of a home below.
Are you on the lookout for a furry friend to bring some joy and playfulness into your life? Say hello to Bosley, an adorable three-year-old male Bengal with a stunning spotted tabby color! Currently residing in Kent, Bosley is a loving and highly active cat who craves affection. However, it’s worth noting that he hasn’t been neutered and has contracted FIV, commonly known as feline immunodeficiency virus. But don’t worry, Bosley is healthy and can lead a perfectly normal and happy life. He’s a fan of outdoor adventures, so if you’re looking for an indoor-only pet, Bosley may not be the right fit. To keep him happy and safe, he’ll need a home with a cat-proof garden or plenty of open space where he can roam freely without encountering other cats. Bengals are smart and vocal creatures, and Bosley is no exception. He can open doors and windows, turn taps on and off, and has an insatiable curiosity about his surroundings. When bored, he can play quite energetically, so he needs a family that understands his spirited nature. Bosley would thrive in a household with older children who can keep up with his energy and strength. He’d also do well as the only pet in the house or with another FIV-positive cat as a companion. In conclusion, Bosley is searching for a forever home with someone willing to shower him with attention, love, and a cozy spot to snooze. He’s a brawny and robust boy who may not realize his own strength but isn’t aggressive in any way. Once he’s in a bigger space and can expend his energy freely outdoors, he’ll be able to focus less on his human companions. Overall, Bosley is a lovable ball of fun who’ll bring excitement, energy, companionship, and a touch of mischief to his new family.
Meet Mika, an adorable male Bengal cat with white spotted fur who is seeking his forever home in Kent. He has already been neutered, microchipped and is up-to-date with all of his vaccinations. Mika is a very affectionate cat who loves to snuggle up close to his human companions and give leg rubs while conversing with you. While Mika doesn’t have any medical issues, he can be rambunctious in a playful way and needs plenty of stimuli to keep him entertained. Recently, Mika began stalking and attacking the owner’s young child, but the owner is willing to discuss this behavior with any interested adopters. Mika must be the only pet in the household and will require access to a safe outdoor area to explore. If you believe that you can offer Mika the perfect home, please don’t hesitate to get in touch!
Looking for a temporary furry companion to foster? Meet Micha, a beautiful snow spotted spayed female Bengal. Unfortunately, her owner needs to move in with her sick son and can’t bring Micha along. Micha is healthy, playful, and affectionate, but has a sensitive stomach and only eats Purina Sensitive. She would be best suited for an older person or couple without children or pets, and all expenses related to her care will be covered by her owner. Give Micha a loving temporary home, and she’ll bring joy to your life! Phizz and Mowgli, an eight-year-old bonded female and male spotted tabby, are searching for their forever home. They previously lived as breeding cats and had little socialization, causing them to be fearful of children. After their owner made great progress with their confidence, they were decided to put them up for rehoming. Although loving and affectionate, they suffer from anxiety and stress due to their poor start. Currently located in Kent, Mowgli is urinating inside the house, possibly due to the presence of another cat in his territory. To solve this issue, it might be best to give them a room of their own from the beginning and keep them there overnight. Phizz and Mowgli need patient and gentle owners who can cope with their erratic behavior and take the time needed to gain their trust. Once established in their new home, they will likely enjoy exploring outside.
Meet Tizzy, an exquisite spotted Bengal cat who is on a quest to find a caring and permanent home due to her current owner’s relocation abroad. Tizzy is 13 years old, neutered, and microchipped, but she hasn’t received any vaccinations this year. She rarely goes outdoors, except for the occasional stroll in the backyard while her owner does laundry. Although she is in good health, Tizzy gets agitated when other cats enter her space, so she would do well in a peaceful household with adults only, without young children or pets. Tizzy’s owners are seeking a new loving home for her since moving her overseas could put her safety in jeopardy.
Let me introduce you to Saffy, a nine-year-old Bengal cross who has been spayed and microchipped. Despite being the smallest in her litter, Saffy has a strong personality and loves attention. She prefers to be up high and will invade her owner’s personal space without hesitation. Her litter training had been perfect until a new baby arrived, causing her to urinate around the house due to stress. However, her current owners believe that once she is in a home with a stable routine and no young children, this behavior will stop. She currently lives with another cat but is dominant. Although she has never been around dogs, her outgoing nature suggests that she may be okay around cat-friendly dogs. Saffy loves the outdoors but is not very cautious around other cats, cars, or people and should only be allowed outside in rural homes where it is safe for her. Now, meet Rana, a ten-year-old cat who has been spayed and microchipped and is looking for her forever home. Although her previous owners believe she may be a Bengal cross, there is no documentation to support this. Regardless, they describe Rana as a beautiful feline. Rana prefers her own space and distanced herself from her family when a baby arrived. Despite this, she has no behavior issues and is content receiving occasional attention and drinking from taps. Rana currently lives with another dominant cat but can tolerate others. However, her previous owner suggests a single-pet household with no young children may be best suited for her. Rana takes time to trust new people and may hide, becoming stressed with change, which affects her appetite and thirst. Therefore, an experienced and compassionate home is necessary for her well-being.
