Bengal kittens & cats in Mount Juliet, Tennessee

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Birch is here to make you laugh, love, and maybe wonder if you've just adopted the most tree-mendously charming kitten ever. Named after the majestic tree, Birch is as sturdy and reliable as they come (when he's not busy chasing his tail). At just a few months old, Birch has already grown into quite the personality. He&#194&#146s rooted in adventure, loves climbing his imaginary trees (a.k.a cat trees), and will fall asleep curled up like the cutest little sapling you&#194&#146ve ever seen. But don't be fooled&#194&#151he&#194&#146s also got a wild streak! Catch him leaping through the air like he's auditioning for &#194&#147Cirque du Soleil: Cat Edition.&#194&#148Birch is also the king of head-butts and purrs, ready to shower you with love in between his squirrel-like zoomies. He&#194&#146s more than ready to find his forever forest (uh, home). Please complete and submit our application at www.FLUFFNashville.org to let us know you are interested.**Helpful Hint: you are welcome to submit inquiries first, however, if you are really interested, we strongly recommend that you go ahead and submit an application because others are, and this kitty may be gone by the time we get your inquiries answered.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.October 31, 2024, 10:48 pm

I got Basil (the grey Tabby) about 3 years ago from a farm who really needed the help. I was gone at work all day and I always felt bad leaving him at home alone so I got him a friend named Hazel (the Bengal) they became best friends and haven’t left each others side ever since. I love my cats to death and never thought I’d be looking to regime them but my mother needs me to live with her and she is extremely allergic ):