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Rarely do we find a family who is capable and Bengal-experienced, who could adopt three cats at once – but this is what we are hoping for. 

Bora Bora is a snuggly, sweet and loving 7-year-old female Sepia Bengal. She was very devoted to her human Dad and was with him to the very end. She really misses him, and is taking so much comfort from her beloved boys. She has a lovely disposition, she’s not overly high energy. She’s a real joy to be around and is not demanding or loud. 

Kona is a gorgeous Brown-rosetted 6-year-old boy. He is charming, confident, easygoing, and wants to be wherever the humans are. He loves his cat trees, cat wheel, and he is super affectionate towards everyone he meets. 

Taha’a is a stunning “Blue” Bengal who is 6 years old and the LIFE OF THE PARTY. He will literally smother you in kisses – just try to stop him! Taha’a is affectionate, humorous and loving. He loves his Mom Bora Bora, and he loves his brother Kona. He is such an amazing guy!

They are spayed and neutered. Due to the sudden nature of their Dad’s passing, the family is unable to locate their Veterinary paperwork at the moment. They will be taken to the Vet next week for exam / assessment. There are no litter box issues or other medical or behavioral challenges. 

This family has not been around other cats, dogs, or children. 

All three of them are exceptionally loving cats. This is a wonderful family that we simply do not want to split up. Their Daddy loved them dearly, and it is obvious in seeing their personalities and temperament. 

If you are interested in adopting this Tahitian Islands Family, please fill out our Application: https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application/

Sushi has been experiencing some litter box avoidance issues. She is negative for UTI’s, crystals and stones. Her Vet diagnosed her with Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disorder (FLUTD). She has been prescribed Amitriptyline and her owner reports that she is seeing improvement, with the use of this medication (she medicates her by taking a tablet, crushing it, and putting it in her food). 

To learn more about this VERY resolvable issue (FLUTD), please read our article:

https://bengalrescue.org/resources/litter-box-issues/

Her owner is heartbroken to have to rehome her but she does not have a choice on this, as she is at risk of being evicted.

Like most Bengals, Sushi can be very affectionate – on her own terms. Sushi does not like to be picked up, and she can be easily startled. Sushi is definitely attracted to Male humans, although she definitely loves her Mom.

Sushi currently lives with two cat-friendly dogs, a Senior Pomeranian and a French Bulldog. She gets along with them well. Sushi has never been around cats so we think it’s probably best to continue that trend (no other cats).  

If given the right shelving, she would love to climb up high. One of her favorite places to visit is on top of the kitchen cabinets. At the age of eight (Bengals can live to be 20!), she has plenty of energy but is not overly demanding in terms of play-time. She loves her water fountain.

Sushi does not like collars, so if you are looking for a cat to walk on a leash / harness, Sushi is not the Bengal for you. Sushi has also always been an indoor cat, and we do not adopt cats out to homes that allow cats access to the outdoors.

Sushi has been fully Vetted, her entire life. She is spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped.

If you are interested in adopting Sushi, please fill out our inquiry form: https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-interest/