Bengal kittens & cats in Charles Town, West Virginia

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

Katara needs to be in a single cat home, she is a Bengal and they tend to be better without any additional cats. Right now, she is spraying around the house, most likely due to the other animals that live here. She is 2 years and 6 months old, very cuddly, not aggressive at all, and does not like being picked up. She needs a lot of care and needs vertical space with a lot of playtime, because she has a lot of energy and needs a way to release it. She's outdoor curious, and she loves chasing things, especially bugs. We acquired her from a family friend who bred Bengals, we've had her for 2 years. Her diet needs to change to a high protein diet, preferably raw cat food.

Hi! Meet Miles! My family welcomed him into our home four years ago, and he has been a loving and energetic part of our lives. However, with my recent back-to-back pregnancies and the demands of caring for little ones, I’m no longer able to give Miles the attention and love he truly deserves. I hope he can find a new home where he can bring as much joy as he has brought to us.