Bengal kittens & cats in Nevada

🐆 Meet KitKat — Part Bengal, Part Tabby, 100% Sweetheart If you've ever wanted a cat with a little wildcat flair but a very soft heart, meet KitKat. 🐾 This beautiful 3-year-old girl is the daughter of a Bengal father and domestic shorthair mom, giving her some serious exotic-cat vibes—without the paperwork. 😉 Her gorgeous brown-and-black tabby coat, love of climbing and playful personality definitely hint at her Bengal heritage. But underneath that striking exterior? She's a sweetheart. ❤️ KitKat can be a little skittish at first and isn't a fan of being held. Give her time to trust you, though, and you'll discover a completely different girl. She loves snuggling beside her person in bed, hanging out in the cat tree next to you while you work, and chatting about whatever happens to be going on. She also loves: 🧸 Toys 🍗 Cat treats 🌳 Climbing & cat trees 🗣️ Having conversations with her humans ❤️ Cozy time with her favorite person KitKat is good with kids but does not like dogs and would be happiest in a dog-free home—or somewhere she has her own safe space away from them. And there's something extra special about her connection with Rubi. These two girls sometimes cuddle together and play, and they appear to be best buddies. 🥹 If you're looking for a bonded-ish dynamic duo, Rubi and KitKat might just be your girls. KitKat may need a little time to trust you, but once she does, you'll have a sweet, playful, chatty companion with a very fun personality. A little Bengal. A little tabby. A LOT of love. 🐆❤️

Sweet, loving, high energy cat! He is great with dogs, loves to cuddle up with them. Amazing with little kids, they can poke and prod and he has never even clawed the littles. He loves to be chased around by them, he makes it a game. His favorite toy is little springs that he can chase across the floor (he will come with a pack of his favorite springs and a box of his favorite wet food). He goes on family walks, no leash required he will just follow you while you walk your dog. He comes to his name being called. He does have a few things about him that is making it so we have to give him up. He does not get along with our senior cat, is aggressive to her, but is fine with other adult (not senior) cats. He also yearns to be an indoor/outdoor cat and we live close to a main road that makes it dangerous. He is a really awesome cat though, that would do great in a home without a senior cat.