The Adult Bengal Cats, that we have available for adoption, are very special cats who are retired from our breeding program. My breeding cats are my very much loved, cherished, and are my very spoiled pets as well. They are used to lots of daily attention, affection, good quality food, fresh water, and having all their needs catered to in a clean, harmonious, healthy, happy environment.

My goal is that my retired adult cats go to a forever home where they can receive a ton of love and attention, be pampered like a prince or princess, and can live out their lives being properly spoiled and appreciated. I don't want them to ever have to be rehomed again.

Please be certain that you can make a life time commitment to these cats. Ask not how the cat can serve you, but how you can serve the cat! :)

Our cats are used to a stable and quiet home. They have been raised around our larger dog. They are INDOOR ONLY cats - no exceptions.

Adoption fees for most of our retired adults are very minimal, basically to cover the cat's spay or neuter and as an indication of the Buyer's commitment and good intent for the cat.

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The IDEAL HOMES for a successful placement of one of our retired Bengal cats:

• Stable Home - Chances are that you won't be moving for many years.

• Harmonious Home - Fights or yelling is absent from the home or extremely rare.

• Only Cat - Most of retired adult Bengals will do best as an only cat. It is always hard to predict if two adult cats will get along or not. I prefer to not take that chance with my cats. Adult cats typically do get along if a young kitten is introduced to the home. Some of my adult cats may accept a low key friendly dog.

• Somewhat of a Homebody - While you may need to go to work everyday, I prefer a person who would be home frequently after work, rather than always on the go. We all need vacations, but if you are traveling a lot, that probably won't be ideal for one of our cats.

• Financially Able - to buy high quality food, cat trees and/or cat condos, cat toys, vet visits, if ever needed.

• Willing to a Scoop Litter Box Every Day - I notice that every once in a while people want a cat, but decide they don't want to scoop the litter box anymore. Be honest about how you feel about the every day chore of scooping boxes. It really only takes 60 seconds or less to scoop a box!

• Clean and Healthy Environment - Hopefully this is self explanatory.

• No Declawing - In the old days, people did this. It is no longer acceptable practice.

• No Feral or Neighbor Cats - frequenting your yard. This can trigger territorial anxiety in cats, resulting in spraying. While I have not had this happen, I have seen it be an issue with the cats' that Jackson Galaxy has helped.

• Open to Advice - Ability to listen to and/or read advice and willingness to follow expert advice, should any issues arise.

• Empty Nesters or Child Free - would probably be best for my adult cats, who have not been raised around energetic children. Kittens are a different story. Some kids are quiet and super mellow. Some of my retired cats may be OK with that.

• Patient and Tolerant - Bengal cats are probably going to climb on anything that can be climbed on! Most likely, they will jump on your kitchen counter, on your coffee table, on your mantle, on the furniture. They may knock something over. Is this going to be OK with you? Also, an adult cat for the most part has its personality. I will be honest with you about the cat's personality. If you can't accept the cat just as it is, then please pass on the cat. However, I am hopeful, that all those great qualities the cat has, will really bloom and blossom even more once the cat has the opportunity to be an only cat receiving all the love and attention.

• Indoor Only Cat - Indoor cats live longer lives. Outdoor cats have much shorter lives. Outdoor cats disappear, get stolen, eaten by predators, run over by cars, pick up diseases, pick up fleas, get in fights and that creates vet bills, maybe even death. In addition, outdoor cats are pretty devastating to wildlife.