Bengal kittens & cats in Gardner, Massachusetts

🧦 Meet Sox: Sporting Adorable White Socks and a Big Personality! 🧦 Sox is a handsome Bengal boy with adorable white paws that make it look like he's always dressed for a special occasion. His cute little socks are impossible to miss, but it's his personality that really steals the show. Sox is sweet, social, and full of personality. He is the kind of cat who will quickly make himself at home and find a special place in your heart. Sox can be a little shy when first meeting new people but give him some time and he will come around. Once he feels comfortable, his true personality shines through. He is affectionate, curious, and vocal when he wants your attention. He isn't shy about making his feelings known once he trusts you, and he will happily let you know when he wants some company. As a Bengal, Sox is an active and intelligent cat that thrives with plenty of playtime and enrichment. He would do best in a home that is ready to keep him engaged with interactive toys, climbing spaces, and regular play sessions. When he isn't busy socializing, you might find Sox tucked away underneath his bed or blankets for a cozy nap. Sox is looking for a patient, attentive home that is okay with a little extra noise and a whole lot of love. Give him the playtime, the attention, and a little patience up front, and he will reward you with loyal, loving companionship. As we are closed to the public, adoptions are by appointment only. If you're interested in meeting Sox, please fill out our online adoption application (https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/MWHS/Cat). We will review all applications and make appointments for those applicants we feel would provide a good and loving home for Sox.

Frankie is a sweet cashmere bengal. We purchased him from a breeder in New Hampshire and he is about 6 years old. He is often cuddly & very playful! We have one other female cat and a toddler with another baby on the way. We feel he would do best in a new home with no other pets, and possibly no children. Frank has in the past at times peed outside of the litter box, but it has become more frequent and unmanageable for us in this season of life. He has had behavioral issues in the past like biting/ scratching guests, fighting with our other cat and being unpredictable around kids. As he’s gotten a little older those issues have mostly resolved. The main concern for our family is the urination. Frankie is truly a very sweet, lovable boy that we feel would benefit from being with someone able to give him more attention then we are able to right now. We think that our environment is playing a role, causing some anxiety & he would benefit from a home with no other animals and no kids.