Click on the links below for more details of Bengals needing forever homes. Always check with your local rescue centres too if they have Bengal cats that need adopting. If you are a rescue centre and would like to have a listing on this page (no charges apply), please contact us. Bengal Rescue Australia is a non-profit organization working with registered breeders as well as the pubIic to re-home Bengal cats and reduce the burden on shelters Australia-wide. Great Lakes Bengal Rescue A non-profit Bengal Cat Rescue within the Great Lakes region serving the following states: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin.  In need of foster homes, volunteers, and of course, loving homes for our cats. An all volunteer organization: members are active Bengal enthusiasts, who truly care about the health, welfare and happiness of the Bengal breed.  The “Network” is a place for rescuers, foster caregivers, and adopters to exchange ideas, discuss needs, and assist in re-homing Bengal cats.

Battersea Dogs & Cats Home rescues and rehomes lost, abandoned and unwanted dogs and cats. The charity aims to take in any animal which needs its help and look after them until new homes can be found. They mainly re-home domestic short hairs, but get Bengals in from time to time too, so definitely worth checking out if you’re in the south of England, near one of their 3 sites at Battersea, Brands Hatch or Old Windsor.Toilet Shut Off Valve Won'T Close The longest standing breeder of the Savannah catToy Yorkie Puppies For Sale Ma Why We Do ThisBest Flooring For Pier And Beam House The creation of the Savannah breed has allowed the every-day person to capture a part of the wild and co-exist with it in their home.

While the Savannah cat maintains the body physique, extreme intelligence and athleticism, and striking coat pattern of the wild African Serval, the Savannah cat is a more manageable option that will bond with your family, as well as your other pets. Deciding to open your heart and home to a new pet is an important decision, as is choosing a breeder that you trust to be there for you for many years to come. At Select Exotics we strive to assist clients in choosing the kitten whose personality and characteristics will live up to their expectations. Get in touch with us today to discuss your future family addition! The Select Exotics Team Welcome to Select Exotics, our progressive, innovative, TICA registered cattery. Here, we continually strive to produce the highest quality domesticated companions. My family and I began Select Exotics in 1988 as pioneers in the Bengal breed.... Kurt is a ‘Jack of all trades,” floating between all areas of our facility based on where he is needed at the time. 

He is capable of working with kittening Queens, weaned kittens in the... Ashley is responsible for the daily care and management of our adult breeding cats.  She keeps the cats happy by maintaining a sanitary environment and providing varied mental stimulation.  Se also watches for heats and... I have seen MANY F2 Savannahs and I have yet to see one in person that held true to so many Serval characteristics as my Oji. His ears are monstrous, his coloration is beautiful, and the length of his legs would put a supermodel to shame! I have went from site to site viewing savannah cats and I just had to tell you that your cats are the most beautiful cats out of them all and if a standard should be measured and set your cats should be the standard. Though I cant afford to purchase a cat, if and when I am able I will be sure to look you up first. please stay with it and God bless you.   Rising Sun Bengal cats are among the finest in the world. Our Bengals have beautiful, bold markings and striking features.

Rising Sun Bengals have rich coat coloration with vibrant hues and crisp rosettes. Rising Sun Border Collies are world class dogs that have gained international recognition for their performance in competition, in the field, and in homes across the globe. Rising Sun Farm has earned a reputation around the globe as a breeder of world class Australian Shepherds. Our Aussies are bred to be excellent working dogs. Rising Sun Border Collies are bred first and foremost for their herding ability, which could make them unsuitable as ordinary household pets. Rising Sun Farm has earned a reputation around the globe as a breeder of world class Australian Shepherds.Our Bengals have beautiful, bold markings and striking features. Welcome to Rising Sun Farm Inc Since 1996, Rising Sun Farm has been breeding quality bred Border Collies, Australian Shepherds, and Bengal Cats. Our animals are highly sought after around the world. An AKC Breeder of Merit, we breed our animals selectively for their structure, intelligence, temperament, drive, and health, consistently producing competition winners, top quality working dogs, and great family companions.

THE FIRST AKC HERDING BREEDER OF THE YEAR Contact us today for more information about any of  our animals, our breeding programs, or purchasing information!When Rebecca Miller returned home late from a girl’s night out, she noticed the light in her bedroom turning on and off. Fearing someone had broken in, she called the sheriff’s department and had a deputy escort her inside. Upon entering, Miller learned it was her cat, Luna. She was sitting on the dresser next to the light switch flicking it on and off,  watching the ceiling fan start and stop. Luna isn’t your ordinary cat — she is a Bengal cat, a hybrid of the wild Asian leopard cat and domestic cats. Miller, 35, has been breeding these hybrids at her cattery, Sun & Moon Bengals, for about two years out of Middleburg, Fla. Starting the business was tough though. “I shopped for a Bengal for about a year, and in the cat world not everyone is so nice to you, especially when you’re a lot younger and a newbie,” Miller said.

During this search she met Carolyn Maddox at the Sans Souci Bengals Cattery near Orlando. Maddox was the first person who helped educate and mentor Miller on Bengal cats, Miller said. “She gave me hope.” However, just two weeks after Miller met Maddox and paid the $1,000 down payment on her first Bengal cat, Maddox suffered a stroke and passed away. “She was one of the sweetest ladies I’ve ever met,” Miller said. Miller started breeding Bengals under Sun & Moon Bengals from Luna, one of Maddox’s last Bengal cats. “People think this is like just a walk in the park, it’s not,” Miller said. “It is a full-time job that you don’t make money at. You do it for the love and the passion.” Miller said that as pets the cats go for $1,500, but if they’re sold for breeding or showing, then they go for $2,500. It’s a small profit compared to the roughly $10,000 cattery Miller built from a storage shed. For anyone interested in owning a Bengal cat, Miller warns prospective owners to do their research beforehand.

“They’re nothing like a domesticated cat, nothing,” she said. “Their personalities are more like a dog than they are a cat. They love to play in water, they swim, they walk on a leash, they play fetch, they will bring whatever you’re throwing back to you.” Bengals are categorized on a scale of F1 to F5 based on how many generations have been bred from the original Asian leopard, the former being closer to the wildcat and the latter being furthest and best option for a house pet. Dr. Julie K. Levy, 56, professor of shelter medicine at the UF College of Veterinary Medicine, said that those first generation crosses are not very social and are usually not content with confinement in a house. “[Prospective pet owners] should get cats that are very well socialized,” Levy said. “We see a lot of Bengal cats in shelters and in rescue groups that have been abandoned because of some behavior issues that were making it hard for them to live with their families.”