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AVAILABLE 2 YEAR OLD MALE BENGAL
This boy is a very friendly, 2 year old, neutered male up to date on all vet care and vaccinations. He is unfortunately not getting along with the family's older cat, or their dog, so we're hoping to find him a home where he will be an only pet and can have all of his owner's attention - he absolutely adores his humans. Perhaps a retired person or someone who is at home most of the day and can spend lots of quality time with him.
If you think you may be a good fit for this boy, please click on the link below and fill out our pet Questionnaire.
If you think you may be a good fit for this boy, please click on the link below and fill out our pet Questionnaire.
Available 4 Year Old Female Bengal "Naiya" then and now
A description of Naiya, written by her current owners, follows below. If you think you may fit the bill for this loving 3 (almost 4) year old girl, go ahead and fill in our Kitten Questionnaire and tell us a bit about yourself.
"Naiya's turning 4 in November. Stunning eyes and beautiful markings, still makes Fedex drivers linger far too long. She will play fetch for hours, chase a laser pointer for hours, chase a feather for hours; she will also meow for hours if she hasn't had her wet food serving, or her fresh cold water out the tap.
She's 100% involved in everything happening in the house. If you answer the door, she's beside you waiting to see who it is; if you're building an Ikea table, shes inside the empty box beside you waiting for a twisty-tie to fetch for hours. She will always wait at the door when you come home for some affection and playtime. She will stalk the outsides of the room when company is over. She likes her head being scratched and occasionally chin, but her cuddling up in a ball on your lap is rare affection for her, usually the result of several perfect days of lots of playtime, lots of scratches, and her favorite foods and treats.
Because of how consistent she is with how she likes things, unpredictable humans (children and aggressive guests) she doesn't really enjoy having near her. She vocally demands attention, which is a great reminder to play for an empty-nester household, but less good for busy humans that need to come home and prepare food to feed the family and run out the door for some event or family activity.
When settled into the right home, she will make an amazing companion, bringing lots of laughs with her unique personality and her occasionally hilarious bursts of energy. She's not just best suited, but likely only-suited to be the single pet of the household.
She absolutely hates having her nails trimmed, requiring two people and a blanket, but a necessity for indoor cats that may have to deal with carpeted flooring. Plus-side being she can play both gently and aggressively, and both are very fun when her nails are trimmed.
When the criteria above are met Naiya is one of the most amazing cats you will ever meet. The first three years with her before the baby grew up and we were back to work full time have been incredible. Once our lives could no longer predictably and consistently deliver all the attention and affection she needs, and once she was no longer the center of attention in the home she has had a difficult time adjusting, and being occasionally spiteful by being aggressive toward the baby, and on rare occasion, marking her territory on his belongings.
It is with serious sorrow and regret that we have to give up a member of our family because we can no longer be the household she needs to live her best life. We want her to join a home where she can thrive again, and whoever can tick all of the above boxes will find one heck of a companion in her."
She's 100% involved in everything happening in the house. If you answer the door, she's beside you waiting to see who it is; if you're building an Ikea table, shes inside the empty box beside you waiting for a twisty-tie to fetch for hours. She will always wait at the door when you come home for some affection and playtime. She will stalk the outsides of the room when company is over. She likes her head being scratched and occasionally chin, but her cuddling up in a ball on your lap is rare affection for her, usually the result of several perfect days of lots of playtime, lots of scratches, and her favorite foods and treats.
Because of how consistent she is with how she likes things, unpredictable humans (children and aggressive guests) she doesn't really enjoy having near her. She vocally demands attention, which is a great reminder to play for an empty-nester household, but less good for busy humans that need to come home and prepare food to feed the family and run out the door for some event or family activity.
When settled into the right home, she will make an amazing companion, bringing lots of laughs with her unique personality and her occasionally hilarious bursts of energy. She's not just best suited, but likely only-suited to be the single pet of the household.
She absolutely hates having her nails trimmed, requiring two people and a blanket, but a necessity for indoor cats that may have to deal with carpeted flooring. Plus-side being she can play both gently and aggressively, and both are very fun when her nails are trimmed.
When the criteria above are met Naiya is one of the most amazing cats you will ever meet. The first three years with her before the baby grew up and we were back to work full time have been incredible. Once our lives could no longer predictably and consistently deliver all the attention and affection she needs, and once she was no longer the center of attention in the home she has had a difficult time adjusting, and being occasionally spiteful by being aggressive toward the baby, and on rare occasion, marking her territory on his belongings.
It is with serious sorrow and regret that we have to give up a member of our family because we can no longer be the household she needs to live her best life. We want her to join a home where she can thrive again, and whoever can tick all of the above boxes will find one heck of a companion in her."
