Bengal kittens & cats in Indio, California

Mercy is very affectionate and loves cuddling. She is meek and can easily be a cat lover’s best friend.

I was rescued off the streets in Kuwait. Im here in the US with the help of FFFR. Im a little shy and will need time to get use to a new family. I prefer no small kids. Im okay with other cats. Please consider opening your home and giving me a second chance.

Kira is a Bengal with a big personality and an even bigger brain. She is incredibly intelligent, curious, and alert to everything happening around her. She loves exploring, climbing, investigating every corner of the house. Nothing escapes her attention. She is the kind of cat that wants to be involved in everything you do. She will follow you around, watch closely, and interact with her environment constantly. She thrives on activity, play, and mental stimulation. Kira would do best in a home that understands the Bengal breed and enjoys an active, engaging cat. She has a strong personality and wants to be the center of attention, so she would likely do best as the only cat in the household. She is affectionate, expressive, and full of character. In the right environment with someone who appreciates a very intelligent and energetic companion, she will be an incredibly rewarding cat. We need to find her a loving home where her energy, curiosity, and personality will be appreciated

Honey is a beautiful female Bengal/calico tabby mix with a soft spirit and a quietly brave heart. She and her sister, Brie, were found as strays the only survivors of their litter and are now beginning their journey toward a brighter, safer life. Honey is the protector of the pair, always keeping a watchful eye on her sister and making sure Brie feels safe. Even as she’s still learning to trust the world after her rough start, her gentle, loving nature shines through. She’s a sweet little love bug who wants to feel secure before fully opening up. Currently in a foster home with other cats, dogs, and teens, Honey is still testing the waters with other pets, carefully observing and taking things at her own pace. Her protective instincts mean she can be a bit cautious, but it also speaks to her deep loyalty and strong bond with Brie. With patient, understanding adopters who can give her the time and space she needs, Honey will continue to blossom. Once she feels safe, she has so much love to give and will be a devoted, affectionate companion. Honey and Brie share an unbreakable bond and are looking for a forever home where they can grow, feel secure, and be cherished together. ##2662953##

Scout is a beautiful female I rescued from a kill shelter approximately 3 years ago. She has full vision out of her left eye and was seen by an eye specialist who informed me that the conjunctival tissue adhered to her cornea while in her mother’s womb. She was born like this! She’s loving, not needy, and takes no medication. She has the cutest purr, trills and chirps. You’ll hear this especially when she plays with her wand toy. She enjoys two 10 minute play sessions a day. She needs to hunt! She’ll also give you slow blinks once she warms up. Unfortunately, she does not get along with one of my cat’s. After nearly half a year of taking the appropriate reintroducing steps, their relationship hasn’t improved. Like all other cats, if Scout is to be with another family that has a cat, proper introductions and patience are a must. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. This has been the most difficult decision I’ve ever had to make. We’re truly heartbroken.