- Donations; Expenses involved in caring for, fostering, vets, etc. are typically 100% more than the adoption fee. Consider assisting rescue with a monetary gift!
- Fosters; Fosters are those who are willing to provide temporary housing for a homeless Bengal cat. Fosters provide love and a stable environment.
- Toys, food/litter coupons, etc. These things add up too and it can benefit the fosters as well as the new owners to have some of the basics provided.
- Adoption; Adopting is the ideal assistance for a rescue in need! We realize not everyone can provide a home, and if not, ask you consider some of the other ways you can help!
- Subscribe to Bengals Illustrated via The International Bengal Cat Connection! Every subscription supports Bengals in Rescue and you'll get a great magazine too! Every issue is full of interesting reading!
- For more information email us at rescues@bengalcatconnection.com
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Cleo is a very pretty spayed brown marble Bengal three-possibly five years old, 10 pounds. Take a look at how beautifully shiney, sleek and soft her coat is! She was given up because her owner has health problems. She is a little aloof and needs to be the only pet in the home. Cleo is fine with adults and children 10 and older. She's not a lap cat and prefers not to picked up and held, but you can pick her up. She curls up to watch TV with her foster family. It takes Cleo a bit to warm up to strangers and new situations, but she will warm up and will want to. When her foster family went on vacation and then returned Cleo wouldn't leave them alone and was very vocal about missing them! Help Cleo to find love in a "fur"ever home. Cleo is located in Columbus, Ohio. Adoption fee is $100.00.
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This beautiful pair of Bengals, Nala (right) and Cerabi (left) are 10 year-old spayed sisters. Their previous elderly owners passed. As sisters, who have lived together all their lives, they need to placed together, in an environment with no other pets. Very loving, but can be territorial and agressive with other pets. Nala and Cerabi need a home as soon as possible - they can no longer stay with the foster. Despite their territorial traits, they are vocal, loving, and great companions -- typical sisters that may argue one minute, and preen each other the next. They demand to be petted every morning, and will sit with you every night. When you are not around, they keep each other amused. Despite their age, they are very playful and alert.Excellent with children (tolerant of tail pulls, despite having their claws), and curious around strangers. They are located in central Massachusetts. They are current on vaccinations. The adoption fee for BOTH is $50.00
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Chubbs and Squeeks are Bengal-mix, 5-6month old, spayed female kittens. Current on all vaccinations and testing. Squeeks will come up and ask for attention, while Chubbs will hang back and watch, make sure it goes well for Squeeks, and then join her. They love to cuddle together and groom each other, which is just adorable. They get along well with other cats. They are okay with dogs, a little scared on first sight, but settle down quickly if the dog is not threatening. They are wonderful with children. Their Bengal side definitely makes itself known, with mad dashes and crazy jumps. Very curious, and very people oriented, especially Squeeks.
I really cannot imagine a household they could not fit into.
They play well, grabbing toys and not hands. They have all their
claws yet don't scratch. They have perfect litter box habits
and know how to use a scratching post. To sum it up, total sweethearts,
amusing to watch, and no issues. Both have big fat tails and
spotted bellies, and both are smart, sweet, active, and affectionate.
Whoever adopts these two won't regret it. The adoption fee is
only $50.00. They are located in Port
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Cleo is 1-1 1/2 yrs old, and is already spayed. She needs
a home without other pets and without small children.. she really
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Bang Bang is a very sweet. laid back cat and great with humans and gets along with the foster families resident cat. He is already neutered and up to date on vaccinations too. Bang Bang has been vaccinated for rabies, FVRC, tested negative for FIV/FLV, dewormed, applied advantage, had a fecal and is micro chipped. He is approximately 2 yrs old and weighs 12 ½ lbs. His foster family is in love with him and his sweet disposition. Located in Jacksonville, FL. Adoption fee is $100.00
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Miss Katie is a shy but friendly female spotted half-Bengal.
She and her brother Mister Suz. are looking for a new home after
their previous owner died. She is healthy and has a spay scar.
Katie is very shy at first and needs at least a week to come
out of hiding. She watches how her brother is getting on before
coming out, but once she does she is very friendly, playful and
affectionate. She is easily spooked and likely would do best
in a quiet home without kids or dogs. She gets along well with
other cats and probably would do well with another friendly cat
to help her over her shyness. It would be wonderful if Katie
and her brother Mr Suz went to a new home together. Located in
Northwest NC (Watauga County,
Boone area). Adoption fee is
$100.00
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Mr. Suz. came to his foster home
as "Suzie" but was found to be a neutered 
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This
upcoming quarter, Oct/Nov/Dec, The International Bengal Cat Connection
is proud to present our subscriber, FEATURED RESCUER, Janet Saltzman
of Great Lakes Bengal Rescue.|
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