- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
I heard back from her last night. She has the pics but has some family issues shes dealing with and will send them this weekend. 
Bengal Cat adoption
- Thread starter cb747
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Marteen, cats behave like that initially. You have to make the intro. slowly. I always introduce the new cat by putting it in a bedroom with litter box, food, water and toys. These allows the house cat to sniff out the new comer without the aggression. In time they get used to each others smells things go smoothly.
- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
I take the opposite approach. I let the new comer loose with everyone else and let them figure it out. It takes a few days of growling and hissing and the new comer sometimes hiding for a day or so. I just ignore all the noise LOL
Its also very rare to get a kitten in rescue. Usually anybody who buys from a reputable breeder will be able to have the breeder take the cat back. In fact thats the first question we ask people who are looking to surrender there cats to us. The oldest cat i have personally fostered was 8 year old. The youngest was 4 months but as i said its a rarity to have kitens so young.
Its also very rare to get a kitten in rescue. Usually anybody who buys from a reputable breeder will be able to have the breeder take the cat back. In fact thats the first question we ask people who are looking to surrender there cats to us. The oldest cat i have personally fostered was 8 year old. The youngest was 4 months but as i said its a rarity to have kitens so young.
- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
Ok we have a new bengal up for adoption. Ill upload pics in a few minutes
- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
Heres the info we know about him.......
I have a beautiful 2 yr. old 12lb. male snow sepia Bengal who needs a new home. For some reason, I have become highly allergic to him and can?t even be in the same room where he has been. He is a big, beautiful healthy boy who is as sweet as can be. He is not a lap cat, but he loves to go, go pie and have his belly rubbed. He gets along really well with other cats. I hope you can find a home for this giant goofball. I live in Rye Brook, NY, which is 35 minutes NE of NYC.
I have a beautiful 2 yr. old 12lb. male snow sepia Bengal who needs a new home. For some reason, I have become highly allergic to him and can?t even be in the same room where he has been. He is a big, beautiful healthy boy who is as sweet as can be. He is not a lap cat, but he loves to go, go pie and have his belly rubbed. He gets along really well with other cats. I hope you can find a home for this giant goofball. I live in Rye Brook, NY, which is 35 minutes NE of NYC.
- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
As of last night its available. I just contacted the owner on how to proceed. There are 4 people interested in her from here and quite honestly im not sure how to go about it. I guess i could go in order of PMs. Do you all think that would be fair? This also will not be the last Bengal i rescue. Theres always another.
- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
And for anyone interested this is the website for what i do. Its a national rescue and if anyone is even interested in fostering a cat till it finds a forever home let me know http://www.bengalrescuenetwork.org/ I would like who ever ends up with the cat to make a donation at that site as it supports what we do! If necessary it goes towards medical care if we get a sick cat in or any other issues that may arise.
http://www.bengalrescuenetwork.org/ I would like who ever ends up with the cat to make a donation at that site as it supports what we do! If necessary it goes towards medical care if we get a sick cat in or any other issues that may arise.
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- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
I dont physically have the cat. The owner does and im waiting to hear back from her. She would rather not have the cat fostered and go straight to a forever home
- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
Heres a Bengal in a city shelter for anyone interested.
Hello
I'm posting on behalf of this lovely Bengal girl, Marie Claire, who is
need of a new home. She was surrendered to the Humane Society of New
York because she was just too active for this nice man's older cat.
The shelter is NOT a place she should stay a minute longer. She's
becoming more and more depressed. Please consider adopting her. From
her Petfinder listing:
"This charming & beautiful Bengal girl is a wonder to behold. Marie
Claire is 3 years old and is very affectionate. She was a little too
frisky for her former caretaker's older cat, so a home without other
cats who can't keep up would be best. She's a gorgeous rosetted,
beautifully glitter-coated Bengal. She seems to always have a smile on
her face. She's petite at 7 lbs. She's also very vocal - so those who
know the breed will appreciate all her witty conversations. Bengal cat
experience preferred. She loves to give rubs, roll on her back for
belly rubs and is very engaging. Super sweet girl with perfect litter
box habits. Might do very well with a dog companion."
Her photos are posted here in the groups' pages. Folder called "Marie
Claire HSNY"
http://tinyurl.com/ylc7zxp
She is also listed on Petfinder:
http://www.humanesocietyny.org/adoption.shtml
download an adoption application at the link above or go to the shelter
The shelter would require submitting an adoption application and a
personal interview for adoption approval. They are located at:
306 E 59th St between 1st & 2nd Ave
NYC 10022
Open daily - 10-4
Please please consider this beautiful creature. She really needs more
than just a small cage.(
best regards,
Hello
I'm posting on behalf of this lovely Bengal girl, Marie Claire, who is
need of a new home. She was surrendered to the Humane Society of New
York because she was just too active for this nice man's older cat.
The shelter is NOT a place she should stay a minute longer. She's
becoming more and more depressed. Please consider adopting her. From
her Petfinder listing:
"This charming & beautiful Bengal girl is a wonder to behold. Marie
Claire is 3 years old and is very affectionate. She was a little too
frisky for her former caretaker's older cat, so a home without other
cats who can't keep up would be best. She's a gorgeous rosetted,
beautifully glitter-coated Bengal. She seems to always have a smile on
her face. She's petite at 7 lbs. She's also very vocal - so those who
know the breed will appreciate all her witty conversations. Bengal cat
experience preferred. She loves to give rubs, roll on her back for
belly rubs and is very engaging. Super sweet girl with perfect litter
box habits. Might do very well with a dog companion."
Her photos are posted here in the groups' pages. Folder called "Marie
Claire HSNY"
http://tinyurl.com/ylc7zxp
She is also listed on Petfinder:
http://www.humanesocietyny.org/adoption.shtml
download an adoption application at the link above or go to the shelter
The shelter would require submitting an adoption application and a
personal interview for adoption approval. They are located at:
306 E 59th St between 1st & 2nd Ave
NYC 10022
Open daily - 10-4
Please please consider this beautiful creature. She really needs more
than just a small cage.
(best regards,
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- Location
- Upper East Side
Chris, I think this is great. All this kitty pictures make me want another one, but I must be strong.
All this kitty pictures make me want another one, but I must be strong.
- Location
- Union Square, NY
Awwww, what a great cat. How can anyone have a bengal and complain about their activity level? If you want a lap cat who does not need attention, do NOT get a bengal!
- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
Lissa. Thank you ill have you wanting one so bad you wont be able to refrain! Stay strong LOL
Josh. Alot of people just want a "show" cat. They never research anything about Bengals before buying one. They are unique and have there own traits unique to the breed. As Josh stated they are high energy cats that thrive on human attention! Quite a few Bengals end up in recsue because of people that dont do there homework prior to buying one.
The first bengal i rescued was an F3 with terrible litter box habits. After a few months of work she finally learned exactly what a litter box was for LOL It was an interesting experience and she went to live with a nice lady in NYC who had alot of experience with Bengals. Last i heard she was a model citizen reguarding the litter box!
Heres my 2 Bengals Salou and Orion that are both rescues that i decided to keep
ill have you wanting one so bad you wont be able to refrain! Stay strong LOL Josh. Alot of people just want a "show" cat. They never research anything about Bengals before buying one. They are unique and have there own traits unique to the breed. As Josh stated they are high energy cats that thrive on human attention! Quite a few Bengals end up in recsue because of people that dont do there homework prior to buying one.
The first bengal i rescued was an F3 with terrible litter box habits. After a few months of work she finally learned exactly what a litter box was for LOL It was an interesting experience and she went to live with a nice lady in NYC who had alot of experience with Bengals. Last i heard she was a model citizen reguarding the litter box!
Heres my 2 Bengals Salou and Orion that are both rescues that i decided to keep
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- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
Did anyone from here end up adopting the Bengal? I havent heard anything from anyone!
- Location
- Long Island - Nassau County
Very cool! How do you like him? Im glad Avanti has a new home Rick ill let you know as soon as the next comes along. I dont know what happened to the one in Queens. The lady hasnt returned my emails and the one thats up in Yonkers was having some litter box issues so till there resolved its staying put for now. We want both the cats and new owners to be happy!
Rick ill let you know as soon as the next comes along. I dont know what happened to the one in Queens. The lady hasnt returned my emails and the one thats up in Yonkers was having some litter box issues so till there resolved its staying put for now. We want both the cats and new owners to be happy! Sponsor Reefs
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