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Initially, they were living in a large Catio but now they do have access to the entire home. Even after that integration, it remains obvious that Blue and Zorro would really prefer a home without the stress of living with active dogs.

Blue is a gentle and loving soul with the most amazing temperament. He can be shy and reserved with strangers, but when he feels comfortable and safe, he becomes all Bengal! He is STRONG yet agile. He can jump an incredible distance, even though he’s a large cat! He loves to jump and climb on high surfaces, including the rafters.  He has huge beautiful eyes that are so calming – he’s just a gorgeous and gentle soul. He’s great with the kids and loves to cuddle and be pet once he feels safe.

Zorro is a FUN cat. Zorro is bold, tenacious and curious. He loves to play and explore. He is quick to interact and doesn’t have a single unkind bone in his body!  He is smaller than Blue, yet he always wins their wrestling matches.  When they have finally worn each other out, they are known to curl up together to nap on their human’s bed.

Both cats are such a joy! They have had absolutely no litter box avoidance issues.  They are content to scratch on their given scratches and leave the furniture alone.  They don’t eat house plants and have never as much as hissed at anyone. They have done well with the children in the home who are five and seven year’s old (they were raised to understand respectful petting / play).

Blue and Zorro seem to do ok with the small resident dog, however they definitely are uncomfortable with large dogs. They will be wonderful companions to a lucky  home where they can feel safe from (large) dogs.

Currently they are eating dehydrated raw with a little raw kibble. Blue has lost a great deal of weight (which is good – he was overweight), however he still needs to lose a little to get to a better and healthier weight. 

He has a tendency to steal Zorro’s food so it’s important to supervise mealtime.

Blue and Zorro are neutered and up-to-date on vaccinations. They both have all of their claws, and are not microchipped. 

If you are interested in adopting Blue and Zorro, please fill out our Adoption Application:

https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application/

Moose is a confident and handsome young guy, who just turned one year old. 

His owners surrendered him for inappropriate urination, however he is having absolutely no issues at the Vet Clinic (he did not have a Urinary Tract Infection but he did have crystals, which has resolved with him being on a Hills C/D diet). The Veterinarian believes he possibly has FLUTD (read more about that here: https://bengalrescue.org/resources/litter-box-issues/ ), but that’s not something we can 100% confirm, considering that we don’t know anything about Moose’s owner’s litter box maintenance and environment. 

Moose seems to get along with other cats, so long as the other cats are not aggressive. Because of this, Moose is able to comfortably co-exist with the other cats at the clinic. When his prior owners tried to re-home him to a friend with dogs, he did not seem happy with the arrangements and peed on the dog beds. He would likely do well in a home with mellow cats but not dogs. No children under the age of 10, please. 

Moose is Neutered and is up-to-date on vaccinations. Moose has all his claws, is not microchipped, and tested negative for FeLV / FIV.

If you are interested in adopting Moose, please fill out our Adoption Inquiry:

https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-interest/

Pearl is a beautiful four-year-old Bengal cat who was surrendered by her elderly owner who could not get her Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD) under control. 

She was initially treated for vomiting and diarrhea with Prednisone and B-12 injections. That helped her tremendously, along with a diet change. Her Vet is working to wean her off the medication and she’s doing so much better now on a Hill’s ZD diet. You can read more about IBD here: https://bengalrescue.org/resources/feeding-your-cat/

Pearl seems most comfortable in a large cage at the clinic. She was given access to roam but really wasn’t comfortable with all of the activity. She happily snoozes on schedule, engages with the staff for one on one fun (and chatting – she loves to chat!). She doesn’t seem to mind dogs but other cats make her TERRIBLY uncomfortable. She could do well in a home with a mellow dog, but we don’t believe she would enjoy sharing her home with another feline. No children under the age of 10, please. 

Pearl is Spayed and up-to-date on vaccinations. Pearl has all her claws, is not microchipped, and tested negative for FeLV / FIV.

If you are interested in adopting Pearl, please fill out our Adoption Inquiry:

https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-interest/

What they didn’t know is that Bengals don’t always operate “as advertised.” There is so much information on the web that identifies Bengals as “dog loving, kid loving, basically a leopard in your living room.” They soon  discovered that these beautiful girls needed a lot more attention than they expected, and that the girls really weren’t huge fans of the dogs.

Pebbles and BamBam’s family would love for them to go to a family that is prepared for the energetic nature of Bengals, who will be able and willing to give them a lot of attention. 

Pebbles loves chasing toys, climbing up high, chasing laser pointer dots, and really anything that she can try to get a paw on! She is incredibly vocal and communicates when she needs something. She also loves running on her exercise wheel, when given the chance!

BamBam yells for petings, and will jump to an open and high area for this, when she’s comfortable where she is. She likes to rest in cat beds as well as nooks, so cat beds with holes are her favorite. 

They are both very loving cats when they warm up to you. They do allow belly rubs and sometimes that’s what they want most! Pebbles is more inclined to lay around with people, but BamBam takes a little more time to get to know you, before she’ll indulge in a cuddle session.

Pebbles and BamBam have not been around children. They may do OK with children 10 years and older, provided that they have been taught proper handling techniques. While they have been around dogs, it is more like they ”tolerate” the dogs, rather than thrive with them.

Pebbles did have some litter box avoidance issues, and was taken to the Vet where they found she had crystals in her urine. Her family is working to address this with a diet change and better litter box maintenance. That said, we do believe they would both thrive on a raw food diet, and would also appreciate a water fountain that is properly maintained.

Pebbles & BamBam are declawed (not by the current owner), spayed, and up to date on Vaccinations. If you are interested in adopting Pebbles & BamBam, please fill out our Adoption Application:

https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application/

Soon Bentley began to annoy the older cats in the home, to a point where they now absolutely are exhausted by his antics. When he can’t get their attention, he will pester them to the point of fights. They want long snoozes in the sun, not the crazy activities of a 7-year-old who wants projects and people to help him with his boredom!  Between the older cats now constantly having to hide from Bentley, and Bentley not getting the hint, it seems that everyone would be a lot happier if Bentley had a home that was better suited for his personality and needs.

Bentley loves attention and is a very interactive cat. He loves to dash through the house, running and jumping on things. He loves his tall cat trees, and when he’s finally run out of gas – he likes to curl up in them for a nap. When he has a human to sleep with, he loves to sleep on the bed either between his human’s legs or at the bottom of the bed.

Bentley isn’t overly loud but he definitely will meow loudly at breakfast time, and also greet you in the AM to say hello. He isn’t overly vocal so we’ll call him “conversational.”

Bentley loves playing with cat toys and chasing laser beams. When he does finally wear himself out he’s down to lay on a pillow in front of the fireplace, or curl up in your lap if you have a blanket. We think he would thrive with an owner who could offer him a lot of enrichment, including an exercise wheel, shelving to climb, a water fountain, and perhaps occasional walks on a harness.

Bentley’s owner reports that he grew up with the two resident labs, and that they “co-exist” great. But he has had some incidents of pooping outside of the litter box. We believe we’ve identified the cause of this. His owner didn’t know that the rule of thumb is to completely clean out litter boxes with soap and water, on a monthly basis. Now that his boxes are getting better deep cleaning, Bentley is not having this problem (he was checked by a Veterinarian and there was no medical cause for this).

Bentley is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and is not declawed. He was treated many years ago for a Urinary Tract Infection and the Vets asked them to put him on the Royal Canin diet. We believe that Bentley would do even better on a Raw food diet.

If you are interested in adopting Bentley, please fill out our Adoption Application: 

https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application/

Unfortunately Winston’s owner has been struggling to get his dietary requirements under control. He is suffering from allergies likely caused by a reaction to the chicken by-products found in so many commercial foods. 

Winston will need to be fed a raw diet. Raw feeding is not necessarily expensive! Please read our article about this for more information:

https://bengalrescue.org/resources/feeding-your-cat/

Winston’s owner also works long hours during the graveyard shift, which is not ideal for him. He’s got all the energy you would expect in such a young guy, and he needs a home that will have the time to devote to keeping him exercised and stimulated.

Winston is looking for a family that will have lots of love and attention to give him. He needs tall cat towers, and even an exercise wheel. Winston loves to sleep in his owner’s bed, and watch birds out the window. He is a huge fan of automatic toys, crinkle balls, and ping-pong balls.

It should be noted that Bengals who are this young need extreme “Child-Proofing” in the home. Winston was treated at the young age of three-months-old for ingesting a string. For this reason, any home that Winston goes to must have all dangerous objects secured. This includes plastic, string, window cords, zip ties, hair ties – basically anything that he could possibly chew or ingest.

Winston loves to play fetch, and once he’s all tuckered out he turns into quite the snuggly little guy. He’s known to crawl into laps and doesn’t mind being picked up, at the right times. He does love belly rubs when he’s not in play-mode (if he IS in play-mode, expect to be bitten or scratched – that’s his way of saying “STOP – not now!”). 

Like most Bengals, Winston is chatty – he does love to talk. Winston is definitely not a fan of carriers. He’ll need further training to get comfortable with riding in a carrier. He does allow his owner to clip his nails, which is important because he super active and could leave “skid marks” from his claws on certain furniture (inadvertently). 

Winston loves to play with running water. He’ll hang out with you when you are showering or bathing. In general, wherever you are – that’s where he wants to be.

Winston was raised in a small cattery where he lived with other cats. Because of his age, he should be able to adjust to a busier family, provided that proper introductions are made. Please, no children under the age of ten years old.

Winston is neutered, vaccinated and otherwise very healthy. He has no litter box avoidance issues. His Breeder tested his Parents for FeLV and HCM and they both tested negative.

If you are interested in adopting Winston, please fill out our Adoption Application: 

https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application/

Rosie’s family loves her dearly. She adopted her family at the age of two, when she was allowed to wander the neighborhood. She loved coming to her neighbor’s house and even got along with their resident dog. When her original family planned a move to ID, they tearfully blessed leaving Rosie behind with their neighbors who loved her so much.

Since that time, Rosie has been strictly indoors. She is a beautiful, loving, playful, snuggly girl. She loves to be held by her humans and her contented purrs are LOUD! She sleeps on her human’s stomach at night and loved to be kissed on the head. She loves conversation with her humans, and always listens intently to whatever they have to say, and responds accordingly. 

Rosie loves to “tunnel” in the covers of her owner’s bed. She is just a love bug!!

One of Rosie’s favorite things is to bat around her toys that rattle when she chases them. She loves to grab onto a chair leg and roll around it doing somersaults – she finds even the smallest things entertaining! She loves her cardboard scratcher, her cat castle with high perches to hang out on, that has sisal rope for her to scratch on (she is really good about never scratching the furniture). 

Rosie loves to gaze out the windows, when she’s not sprinting through the house saying “catch me if you can!” When her family says “I’m going to get you!!!” She delightedly scrambles under the bed, waiting to be “caught.” At which point her family wiggles her feather teaser toy on the fishing wand, letting her bat at it from under the bed. She’ll then come dashing out to get it and play chase. She loves that so much!

When snuggling with her humans, she loves kisses on the top of her head, and for her humans to talk sweetly and gently to her. She loves to lick her humans in a motherly way. She loves to soothe. Mornings are her most loving times – you simply can’t pet her enough!  Her little motor just hums and hums along.

Rosie is sensitive to her humans. One of her humans has suffered from a long-term health condition. Whenever he’s not feeling well – she knows it. If the door is shut, she’ll do everything possible to come in and comfort him. He’s the one that is able to snuggle her in his arms like a baby (she doesn’t let anyone else do that). 

Her family says: “We are heartbroken to re-home her. We love the way she “talks” with us, like she’s telling a fascinating story. We love the way she snuggles with us, sleeps with us, plays with us, entertains us with her catnip antics. We love how she will grudgingly eat, just to please us, and in general, how happy she makes us each and every day. We love her facial expressions and her body language, which can be hilarious one moment, and soulful the next. We love how she chose us to be her family and we know we’ll never recover from this painful action we’re forced to make in finding her a new home. 

Rosie has not been around children or other cats (at her original home there were other pets and children, and the family believes that this is why she picked a new family…). For those reasons, Rosie would love to be the “only Queen” in the home where her humans will be home a lot and eager to give her the love and attention she so yearns. Because she has high energy and is so devoted to her humans, we don’t see a reason why she wouldn’t be able to check every box her family might be looking for!

Rosie is a HEALTHY girl. She has no litter box avoidance issues. She is spayed and microchipped. She did receive all of her vaccinations early in life, and given she’s not had access to the outdoors her owners did not see reason to keep vaccinating her (and we agree). 

If you are interested in adopting Rosie, please fill out our adoption application: https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application/

This guy is a hustler, and he has ALL the moves. He has enslaved both his family and the neighbor family, and he loves every minute of it.

His owner definitely admits that Finnegan has everyone wrapped around his finger. Well – LOOK at him! He is GORGEOUS and with an endless twinkle in his eye. He is always up to something and he’s an absolute delight to be around. 

It all began innocently enough… Finnegan would enjoy some time supervised in the backyard with his owner, soaking up the sun and the fresh air. And then… and inch became a mile. He started going a little further every day – but he would come back – so the family felt like he had a good handle on things and it would be OK as it is a safe neighborhood and the neighbors were looking after him too. 

Soon though, Finnegan began to experience litter box avoidance when he was in the home. He seemed to be triggered by the smell of the resident dog, and would pee on the dogs bed, or in the shower after their dog was bathed in the shower. He would sometimes also urinate in the bathroom sink.

His owners extensively vetted him, checking for UTIs, but the Veterinarian could find no direct cause for the inappropriate urination. It was at this point where they felt he would be better off being able to access the outdoors to use his litter box there and not be confined indoors.

It all seemed simple enough of an arrangement. Finnegan would have access to the outdoor potty when he wanted it, and would get to go visit the neighbors for treats. His owners soon began to believe that he was a lot happier over at the neighbors, and given what was going on with the litter box situation, they definitely felt relieved. If Finnegan was happy, they were happy.

But then things took an alarming turn. Finnegan began to get in fights with the other cats in the neighborhood, and he was picked on by dogs as well. Everyone who loves Finnegan realized at this point that his outdoor “jaunts” were definitely taking a turn for the worse.

We all feel strongly that it is time for Finnegan to get a major re-set. He needs to go to an experienced home that has no other pets, who can keep him entertained and basically put the genie back in the bottle. He definitely needs re-training! This is not an impossible goal – he just needs someone who can reinforce GOOD behavior and give him all of the time and attention that he deserves.

All of this said, his owners (and the neighbors) tell us that he is absolutely one of the most soulful and sweet cats they have ever met. He has never met a stranger! He truly is the life of the party and he’s super conversational, too. 

Finnegan loves to climb up high and survey the landscape below him. He’s super playful when it comes to toys. He loves a good cuddle on the couch and even loves to sleep in his human’s bed. Finnegan is one of the most irresistible Bengals we’ve ever met. He just needs a “Life Coach.”

Finnegan is neutered and received his Vaccinations. He had a full blood panel in March of 2020 and his bloodwork was 100% normal. He has been tested twice for UTI’s and tested negative both times. 

If you think you could help this gorgeous and winsome guy get back to his roots with a good old fashioned “reset” – we’d love to hear from you. Please fill out our Adoption Application:  https://bengalrescue.org/adopt/adoption-application/