Bloo
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OK, it's been a tough decision but really been a long time coming. I'm looking to rehome my 1yr old Silver Bengal kitten (pedigreed up to her eyeballs but spayed so she won't be having any kittens.
She's really not getting along with my other cat and life is misrable for all of us.
If you're interested and can provide the RIGHT home - which I will personally vet (so afraid you can't live a million miles from London), drop me an M2M.
This is not a "first come, first served" scenario. I may rehome her elsewhere.
Ideally I'd want her to go to a single cat house-hold (no other cats) - dogs or other animals will be fine (no birds or small animals)
Outdoor access (though she's been an indoor cat all her life but I know this is part of the problem) - so rural / semi-rural
She will thrive with human company so please no house where she's going to be left on her own for most of the day.
She's incredibly sweet and very loving, super intelligent & very affectionate and adores cuddles - but *very* bossy, incredibly demanding and needy. If she's upset or doesn't get enough attention, she'll pee on anything with feathers (duvet, feather pillows etc). Though this problem I attribute to the fact that she really doesn't want my other cat around and is part of a territorial behaviour (through insecurity). And this happens roughly once a month (this is not why I'm rehoming her, but clearly there's a bigger underlying problem for her and that's territory & my other cat).
Don't ask me: I've tried it. No more.
For photos and other info, see this thread & this thread.
And before you contact me, read this article to give you further insight into the breed. Bengals are not just spotty over-priced moggies.
She's really not getting along with my other cat and life is misrable for all of us.
If you're interested and can provide the RIGHT home - which I will personally vet (so afraid you can't live a million miles from London), drop me an M2M.
This is not a "first come, first served" scenario. I may rehome her elsewhere.
Ideally I'd want her to go to a single cat house-hold (no other cats) - dogs or other animals will be fine (no birds or small animals)
Outdoor access (though she's been an indoor cat all her life but I know this is part of the problem) - so rural / semi-rural
She will thrive with human company so please no house where she's going to be left on her own for most of the day.
She's incredibly sweet and very loving, super intelligent & very affectionate and adores cuddles - but *very* bossy, incredibly demanding and needy. If she's upset or doesn't get enough attention, she'll pee on anything with feathers (duvet, feather pillows etc). Though this problem I attribute to the fact that she really doesn't want my other cat around and is part of a territorial behaviour (through insecurity). And this happens roughly once a month (this is not why I'm rehoming her, but clearly there's a bigger underlying problem for her and that's territory & my other cat).
Don't ask me: I've tried it. No more.
For photos and other info, see this thread & this thread.
And before you contact me, read this article to give you further insight into the breed. Bengals are not just spotty over-priced moggies.
i'm very sorry it did not work out. it must have been a very hard and upsetting decision. if it make you feel any better, my two maine coons came to us because the last owner couldn't cope with illness and look after the cats, so he made the choice of rehoming them. now i have to say they are the best thing that happen to me and i love them to bits ( and hopfully vice versa). i wish that mika will end up with home that suit her. 
So sorry to hear things aren't working out with her and Shaka. But you HAVE tried so hard and are making the best decision for you all. I hope you find her a wonderful new home, because knowing she'll be happy will make it so much easier for you.
