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Bengal kittens & cats in Maryland

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Below are our newest added Bengals available for adoption in Maryland. To see more adoptable Bengals in Maryland, use the search tool below to enter specific criteria!
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Cardamom

Bengal

Female, Kitten
Boyds, MD
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Good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained,
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Cardamom was a kitten living outside in the cold when we rescued her. She took right away to house life. She is comfortable sleeping in her large cat crate whenever necessary. The vet said she was eight months old last February. She is fixed, chipped, and up to date on all her shots and comes with a healthy health record. She likes humans, loves to play fetch and hide and seek. She’s doesn’t get along with older cats because she wants to play so badly with them that they think she is annoying. That is why we can’t keep her. She just doesn’t get along with our five other rescues. She is very protective of her food although she has never bitten anyone. It’s easy enough to trim her nails. She is housebroken. She doesn’t mind being held in our arms. She is a young cat that needs a loving home and some attention. She has a very lively and curious personality.

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Kalo

Bengal

Male, Young
Reisterstown, MD
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Good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained,
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Kalo is a super friendly, loving, active, playful cat. He is 3 years old. He gets along with my brother’s cat (his sister). He gets along with kids my nephews play with him all the time. He is a big boy (very muscular) atleast thats what everyone says who sees him. Eats both wet and dry food always has fresh drinking water. Litter trained, and trained with a litter robot (some cats are scared). I am starting a new career which requires me to travel more so unfortunately i have to part ways with Kalo wish i could take him with me but it would be difficult. I want him to go to a good, caring, loving home and would like to keep in touch with his new family to see pictures of him as he grows. If you have any questions feel free to email me or text me. Thanks

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Flash

Bengal

Male, Young
Germantown, MD
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Good with kids, Good with cats, House-trained,
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Flash came to us when his owner decided he needed someone to spend more time with him. We are wondering now if he isn't a Marble Bengal mix. He is highly active and an escape artist. He escaped our building and went up the tree with our bird feeders (first picture). He cannot be an outdoor cat but needs an enclosed patio, cat wheel, and/or tall climbers to keep him entertained. He is about 2 and is stunning. He gets along well with other cats and loves to be cuddled on his terms. If he doesn't like something he will growl to let you know but he's really quite gentle. Can you give him the right home with the enrichment he needs? * Our kitties are: Spayed/neutered (or provided a spay/neuter voucher for kittens too small for surgery), combo tested for Feline Leukemia and Feline Aids, up-to-date on vaccines (rabies vaccine when age appropriate), treated for parasites, and most have microchips. Tiny kittens go in pairs unless there's a companion animal already in the household. Our adoption fees are low. Most are $150 although some very desirable kitties may be slightly more. For a pair, we reduce the adoption fee slightly. November 6, 2024, 4:36 am

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Bengal shelters & rescues in Maryland

There are animal shelters and rescues that focus specifically on finding great homes for Bengal kittens in Maryland. Browse these Bengal rescues and shelters below.

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Love A Cat - MD and VA locations

Germantown , MD 20874

Pet Types: cats

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Where do Bengals come from? How many types of Bengals are there? From the history of the breed to question about average height, weight and size, brush up on these basic facts about the Bengal.

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