Cute bengal cat looking for good home (toilet trained)
This advert is located in and around Fitzwilliam
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Advert Description
To good home only. Please read: Neutered, chipped, born 2017, friendly male bengal.
Please let us know if you have any questions - if you are certain you can provide a loving home for years and would like to meet him, please get in touch.
Alex has been part of our family since little and due to my mother developing severe asthma we need to find him a new loving home.
Please note, he must go to good home and we reserve the right to refuse and query your living conditions, e.g. we won't be happy to let him go to rental accomodation as we fear he might get dumped if you get problems with this or the next lease and need to move to a place that does not accept animals, home owners are preferred. He craves company so not suitable if noone's home for extended periods of time. Sorry if any of that bothers you but it's for a good reason.
He has a gentle personality and has been trained to use human toilet at young age (no littter tray needed but will use one if you provide access to it). He is very sociable, friendly and will greet people coming in, will try to cosy up to visitors and sleep around with people in the house if allowed. Well behaved, playful but never aggressive, does not scratch people and we never heard him hiss. Likes to be carried but as most cats, will be wary of young children so if you have any, he will be avoiding them.
No health issues, was a stay home cat all his life with occasional outings to the park but he seems to prefer it at home. I worked from home for years and he was a great company. He will be provided with bed/transport crate, automatic feeder and other stuff he likes + plenty of food to help with smooth transition which should not be a problem as long as there is someone kind at home with him for the first few days/weeks.
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