Bengal kittens & cats in Nevada

Django is a black silver spotted tabby Bengal, registered with The International Cat Association (TICA). He is friendly, but does have some anxiety where he will shy away, but then will come back for more pets/attention. He was acquired as a breeding stud cat and attempted being shown. He has earned a championship title, but he is not a fan of big crowds and a whole bunch of other strange cats. However, he does travel well in the car. He does get along dogs and female cats, but no other male cats. I currently have a neutered male cat that I am keeping, but I have to keep them separated. He is litter box trained and hasn’t had any issues with spraying. He was neutered in October 2025. UTD on all vaccinations. He is also very vocal, which is common in the Bengal breed. Bengals are also very active and he does enjoy running/walking on his wheel.

Gimme is a sweet, polite lady who can fill a room with love the second she walks in. She came to PALnv with her mother and daughter from a breeder's home. After the breeder could no longer take care of her, and the family wanted nothing to do with the cats, a friend of hers started looking for assistance to find these girls homes. We don't know how many litters Gimme had, but it was definitely a lot. After getting her spayed so she'd never have to have another baby, she is now available and ready to be adopted. She is kind and loves attention. She gets along good with other cats, but could also go to a home by herself.