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Chase has been through a bit of a medical journey, until recently, and he is now thriving and ready for his forever home. At his prior home, his owner took him to the vet many times to address what was going on with his digestive system. They couldn’t figure it out. 

Once he got to Bengal Rescue, our Veterinarian discovered that poor Chase had an undiagnosed Parasite that he picked up from a dog living in the home who had regular access to the outdoors. His AMAZING Foster  made sure to get him treated and once we got him on the right medication and put him on a raw diet – he was completely transformed. He has now tested negative twice, over the last two months, so he is 100% healthy now. His Veterinarian has given us the green-light – he is finally ready to go to his forever home.

Chase loves to FETCH. He loves his tall cat towers, and loves to sleep with his humans. He loves to give playful head-butts, and will make biscuits in your lap when you pet him. He is sweet, flirty, and loving. He will even cuddle if you let him make the choice to do so.

If you are looking for a quiet Bengal, Chase is not for you. He is CHATTY. He loves to talk – and his voice is very loud, enthusiastic, and occasionally demanding. This is a guy who will always tell you what he wants, and when he wants it.

Chase does NOT like harness walks. His owner tried, but Chase was not comfortable, even after lengthy tries. We would like him to go to a home that will not require him to go on walks, and who will keep him strictly indoors. 

Chase is on a Raw food diet, and he likes Vital Essentials Frozen Duck and Rabbit. He will need to remain on this diet in his new home (it’s really easy!) – for more information read our article: https://bengalrescue.org/resources/feeding-your-cat/

As far as the litter box goes, Chase does a great job until the box is not clean. He needs to have a very clean litter box (2 or 3 depending on the size of your house), and his boxes must be scooped minimally AM and PM.

Chase could do alright with an older dog in the home, but high energy dogs and noisy dogs scare the daylights out of him. He definitely does NOT like other cats.

Chase does OK with children who have been taught proper play techniques but young children make him nervous. He would not be happy with loud noises, babies / toddlers. So if you have children they should be 10 years of age or older.

Chase is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. He was tested for FeLV / FIV and tested negative.

If you think you have the experience, resources, and commitment to offer Chase his permanent and forever home, 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/

One of our amazing partners in Las Vegas had him in temporary foster, and they called us to see if we could help. They thought that he would be better served with a breed-specific rescue – we’re so glad they called us.

We immediately got him into an amazing Foster home who has fostered for us before. His foster has oodles of Bengal experience, and we knew she would be able to tell us all about what he likes and what he doesn’t.

She quickly found out what he loves and what he doesn’t. We hope we will find a family for River who can meet his needs, and he’s not too demanding at all!

River loves humans. He is loving, snuggly and purry. He wants to be wherever his humans are! River loves his cat trees, and looking out the windows and spotting wildlife. He loves to be brushed, and TV time is definitely something he looks forward to!

Much to everyone’s surprise – he is also a HUGE fan of classical music! He loves to sit on the piano while his very talented “Junior Foster” plays amazing music for him (check out his video on our Instagram #officialbengalrescue)

River is also CHATTY. If you want a quiet cat, well he’s not for you. He loves to have conversations. He’ll be the first to ask you when you come home, how your day was – and also – how long will it take you to figure out he needs your attention RIGHT MEOW!

As you can see from the photo – he is harness trained – however you must be warned – he will not be led. If you want to be dragged behind him by a leash, he’s 100% game for that He’ll need some work to be less “adventuresome.”

At his foster home – there are other cats (Bengals) in the house. His foster Mom took care not to try to introduce him too soon – and that was smart. It turns out that River does NOT like other cats. The foster’s cats are very sweet and have been around others, but it seems that River will not tolerate even the sight of them. We think he would do best in a home with no other cats.

River has not been around dogs, so we don’t think given his temperament, it would be a good idea to place him with dogs either.

We are hoping to find a loving home for River that does not have other cats, does not have dogs, and if there are children, that they are at least 10 years old (or older) and have been taught proper play / love techniques. Prior Bengal experience is not required, because he’s a really sweet and overall easy-going guy.

River has been neutered, he is very healthy and up to date on his Vaccinations (including Rabies vaccine).

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

Once Tigresa arrived at her new home, her new owner observed that she did not want to share the home with his resident cat, a very sweet and loving DLH female around the age of five years old. For the next several months, Tigresa’s owner tried so very hard to slowly introduce the two cats. And it did not go well. Tigresa was aggressive towards the other cat. As much as he loves Tigresa, he’s finally reached the conclusion that she would do best in a home with no other pets. 

Tigresa overall is very affectionate towards humans. She loves to be petted on her head and chin. She likes to make the first move – she prefers to seek her humans out for attention. Her original owner reported that they could carry her without protest, however her current owner has not had much success with that (most Bengals dislike being picked up so we’re not surprised). 

Tigresa is rather quiet for a Bengal – you won’t have loud serenades, with Tigresa. She loves her cat tree and would love to be played with. Due to the separation necessary between her and the other resident cat, her owner hasn’t been able to get too much play out of her, but we do believe that if she’s the only Queen in the home, she will feel more confident to let her kitten out!

Tigresa is Spayed, was vaccinated throughout her lifetime. She does not have any litter box issues or any other medical conditions. 

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

Their owner loves them dearly, but due to circumstances far beyond her control, she needs to find them a loving forever home. 

Weighing in at just 6 lbs (Runt) and 7 lbs (Mama Kookoos), they are TINY. They live in a busy home with other cats and they do love dogs! They have not been around children so we would not want to place them in a home with children, under the age of 10.

Like most Bengals, they can be shy with strangers (Runt is the shyer of the two), and they are not lap cats. They love toys, their cat trees, and watching the birds outside. They are not leash trained. They love their water fountain and are currently on a dry food diet (Blue Buffalo Duck). 

These ladies are spayed, received their vaccinations when they were kittens, and they are not microchipped. They have not had access to the outdoors and we will place them as indoor-only cats. 

If you are interested in adopting Mama Kookoos and Runt, please fill out our adoption application:

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

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/