Bengal kittens & cats in Oshawa, Ontario

Meet gorgeous Lewis — the chatty, charming Bengal who`s convinced life is one giant play session (and honestly, he`s not wrong). At just 3 years old, Lewis is looking for an experienced Bengal home with lots of space where he can be the one and only king of the castle. He lives to play with his favourite people and is most energetic when you wake up in the morning. Playtime is his absolute favourite time of the day, and he particularly loves interactive play with wand toys.He`ll happily debate the day`s events with you, as he is a very vocal cat and it’s best that you talk back to him! He’s a great conversationalist. Lewis needs a lot of mental stimulation to keep him healthy and happy, so his foster mom likes to leave treat puzzles around the house to give him something to do while she’s at work. It`s important that he`s adopted by someone who can give him patience and lots of attention. Lewis has also become a pro at using a cat wheel, and sometimes you can hear him getting his exercise in during the early hours of the morning. He can be a little picky with his food and prefers wet food over dry, and he also likes to drink from the bathroom sink. It’s best to mix some water with his wet food to ensure he is properly hydrated.Lewis will be sure to keep you on schedule with his very serious bedtime policy! He thrives on routine and can be sassy when you are late to snuggle in bed at night — but once you lay down, he’ll be right there to join you and settle down for the whole night! Equal parts athlete, comedian, and loyal sidekick, Lewis is endlessly curious, brilliantly smart, and guaranteed to keep you entertained. Lewis cannot be adopted into a home with children, dogs, or other cats, but once Lewis finds his forever people, he will surely be your new best friend. He has been described as just an absolute joy to have around. If Lewis sounds like the right cat for you, please Team Cat Rescue today!

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AD HOC (moved to foster):Can Mbappe score your heart?Mbappe the soccer player is well-known for his speed, skill, and goals! Mbappe the cat is more than happy to keep up that legacy.ABOUT MBAPPE- In foster- Both at EHS and at the overcrowded municipal shelter Mbappe came from, he has shown that while he loves people, he can get overstimulated quickly and resort to nipping/biting.- At the shelter, Mbappe is given a puzzle feeder to help slow down his eating, which also gives him an opportunity to use his brain.- Mbappe loves to chat about anything and everything! He’s a vocal cat who likes to yap about what’s on his mind.- Mbappe is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and up to date on core vaccinations.MBAPPE’S IDEAL HOME- We do not know how Mbappe does with other cats. Nor do we know how he is with other animals or dogs.- Due to his tendency to bite when he’s overstimulated, Mbappe will not do well with young children.- Typical to the Bengal breed, Mbappe needs stimulation. Whether that’s with play sessions throughout the day or other activities to stimulate his brain, such as puzzle feeders, variations of toys, and even learning new tricks! Potential adopters should be prepared to dedicate the time to provide Mbappe with the stimulation he needs.- Mbappe needs to go to a home with an experienced cat adopter who can read cat body language.Mbappe would love to be your buddy, chatting and showing off his playful skills! Apply to adopt him today!If you have any questions about Mbappe or the adoption process, please contact cats@etobicokehumanesociety.com

Vivacious Vixie is ready to say hello!Vixie was surrendered to EHS because the newest member of her household developed allergies to her. She is a gentle gal looking to find her fur-ever family.ABOUT VIXIE- In foster- Vixie may take a bit of time to adjust to a new environment, but once she has settled you will quickly learn how playful she can be!- She loves to roll onto her back for lots of pets—just be mindful when petting her belly as she may think you’re playing and nibble at your hand.- Vixie will excitedly meow at you when it’s time for her breakfast and head-butt you when she craves attention. She is not afraid to ask you for what she wants!- Vixie has been diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). She does not require medication, but annual cardiac imaging is recommended. - Vixie is spayed, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and is up to date on core vaccinations.VIXIE’S IDEAL HOME- Vixie thrives as the sole cat of the household. She would not fare well in a house with other animals or young children.- As a Bengal mix, Vixie has a lot of extra energy to burn off and would thrive in a home that allows her to roam around.Vixie is ready to take up space in the home and hearts of a new family. If you’re ready to welcome this precious girl into your life, apply to adopt Vixie today!If you have any questions about Vixie or the adoption process, please contact cats@etobicokehumanesociety.com.

5 WEEK UPDATE:“Talk with your feet, play with your heart!”Sinclair’s namesake in the soccer world is known for having the highest amount of goals scored in soccer history—AND she’s Canadian! Those are some big shoes to fill, but Sinclair the cat is looking to pave her own way.ABOUT SINCLAIR- In foster- Sinclair is a gorgeous cat who is still learning that people can be pretty great. She isn’t a fan of being pet at the moment, but has been showing progress in her foster home.- Beautiful Sinclair loves a good cubby or napping spot.- Sinclair prefers to play when she is alone, but enjoys a good laser pointer session.- She is described by her foster parents as reserved but curious. She loves to check out new things in the apartment and be the inspector!- Like many cats, Sinclair likes to watch cat TV! She will sit and stare happily at the creatures on the screen.- Sinclair is spayed, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and is up to date on core vaccinations.SINCLAIR’S IDEAL HOME- Sinclair would prefer to be pampered on her own and is looking to be the sole animal companion in her future home.- We do not know how Sinclair would do with other animals or young children.- Sinclair is on a urinary diet long-term to manage her cystitis.Has our gorgeous Sinclair played her way into your heart? Apply to adopt her today!If you have any questions about Sinclair or the adoption process, please contact cats@etobicokehumanesociety.com

5 WEEK UPDATE:Let`s go, Pele, let`s go!The famous soccer player, Pele, is known as the king of the game. He won the FIFA World Cup three times. Pele the cat isnt looking to win any trophies, but he is looking to win a spot in your heart!ABOUT PELE- In foster- Typical to his breed, Pele is a superstar of any sport! He loves to play with wand toys, laser pointers, and balls that he can chase around. He will even initiate playtime when he`s really in the mood for it by bringing his toys to his foster or starting to play on his own!- According to Pele`s foster, he is one of the only cats who knows what playtime is! He will pounce on small toys and hide them to find later. What a good hunter he is!- Unlike most cats, Pele actually enjoys water! He likes to watch the toilet when it flushes and will even try to get in the shower with his foster parent when its on!- When hes not showing off his impressive skills, Pele likes to take a well-deserved snooze in various comfy spots - especially those where he can feel the sun`s rays on his fur.- Pele loves to communicate his feelings—and boy, does he have a lot of feelings!- This sweet boy takes time to decompress in new surroundings, but once he is comfortable, he loves to show off his many quirks!- Now that Pele is settled in his foster home, he enjoys chatting away with his people and letting them know what`s on his mind.- Pele is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and up to date on core vaccinations.PELE`S IDEAL HOME- Pele arrived at EHS alongside his Bengal brothers and sister. Though they came together, they each have decided to look for homes where they can rule on their own! Pele must be the only cat in the household.- We do not know how Pele would do with other animals or young children.- Typical to the Bengal breed, Pele needs stimulation. Whether that`s with play sessions throughout the day or other activities to stimulate his brain, such as puzzle feeders, variations of toys, and even learning new tricks!- Pele needs to be on a urinary diet long-term to limit crystals in his bladder. Luckily, he is a great eater and loves the new food!Searching for a superstar of any sport he chooses to master? Well, look no further! Pele is ready to impress!If you have any questions about Pele or the adoption process, please contact cats@etobicokehumanesociety.com