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Bengal kittens & cats in Michigan

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Petunia

Bengal

Female, Adult
Walled Lake, MI
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Not good with kids, Needs special attention, House-trained, Declawed,
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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Petunia is a 3-year old, declawed, TICA-registered F7 Bengal cat that was surrendered to our rescue. Bengal cats are a cross between an Asian Leopard cat and a domestic cat, so they are both high energy and exceptionally intelligent. Petunia is a one-of-a-kind incredibly sweet and friendly girl. She can be shy and nervous around new people but once she learns to trust you, she is a true gem of a cat. Petunia is a very lovey, vocal cat. She adores spending time with her people and peering out of the window. She will talk to you all about her day and then snuggle up when invited for pets. While Petunia may not a lap cat (in true Bengal fashion), she is incredibly affectionate, vocal, and expressive. She likes to be high off of the ground so she says that plenty of cat trees and window perches are a must! TYPE OF HOME: Petunia would do best in a laid-back, quieter home with no children (or older children). She is good with cats and dogs but would likely do well in a home with more submissive cats and/or low energy and quiet dogs. She was stressed in her last home so was exhibiting some behavioral issues that have since been resolved. We are looking for a family who will be understanding of her trauma and patient with her needs, and is willing to continue her dietary and behavioral requirements. Behavioral issues are not uncommon when their energy and enrichment needs are not met. SPECIAL NEEDS: Due to her anxiety and nervousness, she does require once daily Prozac for now. She is also declawed and requires sensitive paw litter. She is on WET FOOD ONLY with a fresh, balanced home-cooked food. Bengals are a special breed for those who are willing to put the work into understanding them! Petunia is overall a very friendly, sweet, cuddly girl who has been through a lot in her short life and deserves all the patience in the world. Whoever her forever family is will be very lucky! All of our cats and kittens are spayed/neutered, microchipped, tested for FIV/FELV , dewormed, and up to date on rabies and distemper vaccines If you are interested in adopting, please complete an Adoption Application form at www.locrami.com under How to Adopt.  Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 13, 2026, 1:09 pm
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Sage

Bengal

Female, Young
Waterford, MI
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Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained,
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Sage was a graduation gift to my younger sibling. My sibling had to get rid of Sage because she was spraying on furniture and destroying her boyfriend’s apartment. I took her in as a favor and now she’s doing the same to my apartment. I am not allowed to have her per my apartments lease agreement and I can’t handle her behavior and energy.
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Cleo

Bengal

Female, Adult
Grand Rapids, MI
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Good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained,
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Hello. I am unfortunately looking to rehome my cat Cleo. She is a Bengal / Manx mix. She is an indoor cat although I think she may enjoy becoming a partly outdoor cat if offered. My husband and I are moving where we are only allowed to have one cat (our other cat is medically complex). Cleo although skittish at times is very sweet and will lay next to you to enjoy some pets and butt scratches. She oftens naps on the bed or couch and does not hide away all day. She can play fetch and still has a good amount of energy. She does have irritable bowel and on special food, but we would be willing to provide at least six months of food for rehoming. She does intermittently use the litter box but also likes pee pads. She only goes to the bathroom where the litter box is, not all around the home. She has never shown any agression to us or children visiting. If introduced correctly I do not see any issues with her getting along with other pets in the house.
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Finn

Bengal

Male, Adult
Brighton, MI
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Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained,
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Finn is a 7yo Bengal who has struggled since we brought our first baby home in 2023. He’s gentle and never physically aggressive, but has been urinating in our kids’ playroom and on their toys/books. This has been an ongoing issue for 3+ years, but has gotten progressively worse. He never urinated inappropriately prior to us having kids. We adopted Finn in 2020. He’s sweet, incredibly smart, and knows several tricks, but he’s naturally skittish and wary of people. He gets along well with our other cat and loves attention when he feels safe. He especially enjoys one-on-one time with us in a quiet, closed room where the kids can’t get to him. We’re heartbroken, but our busy home with two young kids (and plans for more) is no longer a good fit for him. Looking for an older individual or someone without plans for children who can offer Finn a calm, quiet home or apartment. Ideally, someone local so we can stay in touch and potentially take him back if it doesn’t work out.

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