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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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Tito

Vancouver, WA
Age: 2

*** !!! ABSOLUTE LOVE BUNNY!!! ***

Tito is a 2-year-old purebred silver Bengal that was born in a reputable cattery (since closed down). He was purchased as a kitten by a family that already had several other cats. Like many Bengals, Tito didn’t want to be the newest member in a large clouder, which was very challenging for his family to manage.

We brought Tito into our program three months ago and his foster family absolutely ADORES HIM.

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Z

Salt Lake City, UT
Age: 12

Z (also known as Zee Zee) is a brown rosetted male Bengal in need of an exceptional home. The current owners are going through some major life changes now, which is why they are proactively trying to find the best possible forever home for him.

Z was found as a stray, four years ago. The family who currently has him, initially began feeding him – but once the cold winter weather hit – they knew he needed safety, so they brought him in. They brought him to their Veterinarian to scan him for a microchip and did successfully find his owner.

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