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suzanne

Hi,

I am struggling with what to write so as a starter, I am looking for a good loving home for a 7 year old, spotted male Bengal.

He is neutered, micro chipped and vaccinated.

I cannot over state just how much he loves the sound of his own voice, hence all the usual quirky Bengal traits, but he is very timid.

We are in over in Sevenoaks, Kent.

BenLinz · Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 8:41 am Post subject:

i hope you manage to find someone who can look after your little guy.

in order to help find someone is there any chance you could give us a few more details? things like

why does he need a new home?
how is he with children or other animals?
any health problems or concerns?

also have you checked back with his breeder as they normally like to have a say when one of their kits needs a new home

Mollyrock · Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 9:52 am Post subject:

Very good advice there & a photo always helps too Smile

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suzanne · Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 3:12 pm Post subject:

Hi, thanks for the responces and to answer to some questions:

He is looking for a new home, as he prefers to be outdoors rather than indoors, whilst this is normally ok, unfortunatly I can't put other peoples children up for re-homing, and we suspect now that they have aimed air guns his direction, I would rather he was safe and happy.

He doesn't have experience with children so I can't say but he is so timid I don't think they would help him come out of his shell.

We have other pets that he gets along fine with, as long as he has his own space he can get to if needed.

He has had his annual MOT and vaccinations last month, he's absolutly fine, and a sturdy 6kg, we have tried him with Feliway etc to calm him, but nothing seems to be effective

In an ideal world I think he would love to be a lap cat to a single person, who lives in a rural area etc etc, I'm sure he has his own list of requirements Smile

. Also, he is fine with me but acts very jealous towards my husband.

I'm not rushing to rehome him, and will not pass him to an RSPCA type place, I am willing to wait for the right home to rehome just the once, as passing him from pllar to post would make him too unhappy.

BenLinz · Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:32 pm Post subject:

thanks very much for the info. it sounds like you really are trying to do the best thing for him. (shame you cant rehome other peoples kids. i often feel that would be for the best)

i have some friends down "your way" and ill ask around, as im sure will the others on this forum