Registered Male Bengal in loving Hands
Adoption fee £250
CV6
Advert ID: lpn000015827Expired
About this pet
- Advert type
- For adoption
- Type of pet
- Cats
- Breed
- Bengal
- Sex
- Male
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Description
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Hello Cat-Lovers
due to unforeseen circumstances I have to find a new home urgently for my lovely Bengal Cat. He goes by the name of Sultan and is four years old. He is neutered and microchippend (registered with Petlog).
His jabs need to be done and he should probably be dewormed, as i havent done that in a while.
As he is a male Bengal he does NOT get along with other cats.
He is an indoor/outdoor cat, but i think he will get used to being indoor if given plenty of playtime.
Please only serious inquiries. The price is negotiable, but already more than fair
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