I found a marbled bengal kitten hiding in the bushes in Media Park in Los Angeles. I HAD to rescue her. So glad I did. She plays fetch with rubber-bands, plastic straws, tightly rolled up receipts, and these very small little spongy soccer balls my sister mailed to me. The latter being her absolute favorite because it bounces and sometimes gets away from her which I'm sure is aggravating for a predator such as a feline. She began doing this naturally. I gave her zero training in that respect.

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Mine has no interest in playing fetch at all. He doesn't even want to play with the usual toys. Swish the end of a wand around and he goes crazy.

It was so nice of you to rescue this bengal, but I hope you attempted to locate the owner first. Most bengals you find roaming around have homes (although most people in the States keep their bengals inside, however, they are known to escape through an open door or window).

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Noha does fetch although I never taught him. He just got the idea on his own a few months ago and likes to play it from time to time. Lily on the other hand couldn't care less.

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Thomas

Lily & Noha - Oct 7th 2015