Bengal kittens & cats in Nevada

Luna is a beautiful purebred Bengal. She is a gorgeous kitty with excellent markings. I adopted her when she was already about 3 years old. I have had her for 3 months now, and unfortunately, I need to give her up for rehoming. She has a wonderful personality and is quite the talker. She will tell you all about her evening when you wake up in the morning. She has a tender side to her and will nudge your hand whenever she demands to be petted and will follow you around like a dog. However, she will not allow me to clip her nails. Not sure if this was a trauma from her previous parents or just a quirk of her. She is also not what I would call a complete lap cat. She does sleep in between my feet and even in my lap at times, but it is only when she wants to. She is pretty independent that way, but her previous owners said she was much more affectionate to them; so, maybe it is just me. Either way, she deserves a loving home

This female bengal was purchased from a breeder in VA for over $2,000. She is a fourth generation Bengal which means she has a lot more wild Asian spotted leopard in her than your typical Bengal or house cat. She is not vicious at all, but she is in constant flight mode and seems to think she is always in danger. Katniss is also territorial and does not like to share her litter box with other cats, hence the need to re-home her as she is not our only cat. Katniss is 2 years old and has had only one home. She is very loving and snuggly...to the person she bonds with. She is shy and on edge when around groups of people and children. She prefers to be around people, but rarely lets anyone touch her unless it is by her person. If you are her person, she loves nothing more than to be held like a baby over the shoulder. Katniss would thrive in a calm and quiet home with no other animals and preferably not small children.