Bengal kittens & cats in Hammonton, New Jersey

Princess is a playful girl. She likes to play catch and even brings the ball back to you. She enjoys a lot of attention, pets, and belly rubs. She doesn’t get the zoomies often. She has a dark brown and black coat on top and tiger stripes on her belly. She doesn’t like to be carried and she is very vocal.    Please note this a curtesy post and is not an official Kizzy’s Place at. We are just assisting with rehoming herAll our animals have age-appropriate vaccinations and are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and tested for FIV/FeLV before adoption. Adoption fees for all cats are $200 and $300 for a pair! Direct link to adoption application: https://toolkit.rescuegroups.org/of/f?c=MFNXQGKR October 20, 2026, 4:38 pm

  Yogi is a 6 year-old male Bengal, neuterer, microchipped, INDOOR ONLY, and up to date on vaccines.   About Yogi:   We call Yogi our forever kitten because he is rather tiny (10 lbs) and gives off kitten energy. He is a majestic little guy - his coat is absolutely beautiful and shimmers in the sun.  Like most cats, Yogi sleeps the majority of the day but when he is awake he loves to be around his humans and absolutely loves playtime. His favorite toy is a fishing-rod style toy and he loves to leap through the air to catch it. He is an amazing athlete! He also loves to chase and eat flies.  Yogi is fine with older children but does not like to be chased or grabbed by little ones. He is not aggressive, he will react by hiding.  Yogi does not like to be picked up. He loves pets and nuzzles, and he will cuddle up to you but it has to be on his own terms.  He does not tolerate nail trims very well so he needs scratching posts. Litter trained Eats wet and dry food Currently takes transdermal Prozac (cream swiped in his ear 1x day). This was started a couple months ago to try to reunite our cats but has not helped so I believe it can be stopped once he has settled in his new home. I will provide his meds and show you how I administer, or I can wean him off before his rehoming if you aren’t comfortable.  Was last seen by a vet in August. He has an early stage dental resorptive lesion impacting 1 tooth. At some point when it begins cause pain the tooth will need to be extracted.    Ideal home: We feel Yogi will thrive in a pet-free home (or with a dog who is confirmed to be cat-friendly) with owners who can give daily playtime and enrichment. Yogi doesn’t require a ton of time, but he does like to be played with daily and consistently. I also think he would enjoy enriching activities like food puzzles and being trained to do tricks if that’s in your wheelhouse.    Ideal home does not have small children as Yogi is fearful of children who grab and chase.   Please note his adoption fee is $300       This cat has tested FeLV/FIV. negative, is current on vaccinations and parasite-free. To hasten the adoption process, please complete our adoption form online at https://forms.gle/5xfPr3EUdSYSyAGV7 . We are currently showing Cats at the Black cat Cafe in Devon. http://www.theblackcatcafedevon.org FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION: Email us at 4palsvolunteers@gmail.com- this will get you the quickest response to your questions! You may also call or text Pat Maloney at 610-299-1860 Or simply apply at www.palspets.org If you would like to volunteer or foster, please complete our volunteer or foster forms at www.palspets.org Thank you!October 23, 2026, 9:34 am

Meet Lola – A Sweet Bengal Girl Looking for Her Forever Home Lola is a beautiful, sweet Bengal girl, approximately 4 years old, who is looking for a loving new home. She has become increasingly affectionate and social, seeking more attention and companionship. Unfortunately, due to my current commitments, I’m simply unable to give her the time and attention she deserves. Lola currently lives with a domestic shorthair cat, and they get along for the most part. She has experience living with another cat, although a gradual introduction would be important. When Lola was under a year old, she was diagnosed with FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis). She successfully completed treatment and has maintained a full recovery for several years. Veterinary records are available upon request. I’m hoping to find an experienced, patient adopter who understands the Bengal breed and their unique personalities and needs. Bengals can be sensitive to changes in their environment.