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Adopt a Bengal Cat

If you are looking to Adopt a Bengal cat, this is the page you’ll want to check often. Our cats usually receive at least five, if not twenty Adoption applications when we post them. Please be patient while we work to review each application. Our goal is always to keep the cat’s preferences in mind, when we match them with the perfect family.

We hope you’ll check this page frequently; Bengal cat adoptions happen quickly – and we’re glad about that.

Once you find the cat you would like to adopt, please fill out our Adoption Application and we’ll be in touch.

Adoption Application

If you don’t find the cat you’re looking for on this page, there are several other online communities where you can search.

Bengal Rescue Facebook page

Bengal Rescue Network Facebook page

Bengal Cat Rescue Cross Posting Facebook page

Great Lakes Bengal Rescue Facebook page

PNW Bengal Rescue Facebook page

RescueMe.org

Petfinder

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Ori

Los Angeles, CA
Age: 4

❤️❤️ We’ve got a LOVER in our midst!!! ❤️❤️

🚫 No other cats / dogs / or children under the age of 12 🚫

You’re about to meet your soul mate… and his name is Ori!

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Lilac and Lotus

Auburn, WA
Age: 6 months

WE HAZ **MORE** KITTENS!!!!

LOOK AT THESE FLUFFER MUFFERS!

Remember Rose and Lily, our Bengal mix kittens who found homes a few weeks ago? Well we have their sisters now – Lilac and Lotus (6 months old now).

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Boyfriend

Kirkland, WA
Age: 3

📍 Kirkland, Washington

🏡 ‼ Olympic Snuggler in Search of His Forever Home ‼ 🐾

🚨 Must Be the Only Cat 🚨

Meet Boyfriend, a stunning 3-year-old purebred Bengal with a heart full of love and a personality as big as his name!

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Enola

Herriman, UT
Age: 2

*** DIVA Alert (only-child syndrome strikes again…) ***

Enola is a gorgeous, 2-year-old female Bengal who joined us at Bengal Rescue in early October. She is currently settled in with one of our amazing fosters, who understands the Bengal breed well.

Enola previously lived in a very busy household which wasn’t the right fit for Enola’s needs. The family took her to a local shelter, who reached out to us to see if we could help.

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