Bengal Cat Rescue UK
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Bengal Cat Helpline
Bengals as Pets Behaviour advice Surrendering your Cat Cats Available Adoption
Surrendering Your Bengal:
Bengal Cat Rescue is not taking
any more cats in at the present time. We recommend that you:
Contact your breeder and ask for assistance.
A reputable breeder will take back their own cats, and would rather do that than see them in rescue.
Speak to the breed club your breeder is a member of and see if another member can help if they won't (and report this to the club).
Contact the Bengal Cat Club and the Ocicat and Bengal Cat Club to see if they can help you.
There are several Bengal forums online where people are often looking to adopt. Please check out a home very carefully as it is not unheard of for cats to be obtained free or very cheap and then be sold on for profit.
Neuter your cat before rehoming, we can also pass you details of a lady coordinating a list of Bengals needing a home nationally.
We will offer you advice on other organisations who maybe able to help. These will often having waiting lists so you will need to be patient.
PLEASE NOTE THAT MOST BENGALS ARE SURRENDERED DUE TO BEHAVIOUR PROBLEMS WHICH CAN USUALLY BE SOLVED. GET HELP BEFORE GIVING UP YOUR CAT.
See the
website of Debbie Connolly, our behaviour consultant. Basic behaviour advice pack:
Aggression with cats, aggression with humans, toiletting, games for
your cat and how to deal with a roaming cat being encouraged by
neighbours. £3.99 to buy or free to behaviour clients, see the SafePets
Website
Buy the advice pack here via Paypal. We will be notified of your payment immediately and will send the sheets by email.
| Did you know that Bengal Cat Rescue offers behavioural help that, if followed, will often mean you can keep your Bengal!
Behaviour therapy is NOT free but you can call for an opinion as to what options may be available and if your cat could be helped to stay with you. Please contact Debbie for more info See the Behaviour advice page |