15-07-2008, 07:41 AM
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Bengal rescue
Hey guys,
Ive had a message from a guy at cat protection (they helped me with that stray) asking for advice on Bengals. They have rescued 3 adults and one has had 5 kittens :roll: I asked him for the history and for pics.
This is his message:
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Hello Lara
Jan and I live in Leamington Spa, I will email you some pic's which i have just taken.
If you dont mind I will tell you about there history.
We had a couple in there senior years who were show people give us 3 Bengal's, A male(Marble) and female(Spotted) with full Pedigree and paperwork and a female with no pedigree(She is a loner and did not like other cats). We put the male and female into our pen and the female(Loner) into another fosterer's pen (Where she was vey happy untill homed)
We were not told untill the owners were leaving us. That they were a breeding pair and she was on heat. We tried splitting the pen but the male(Who to start with was very calm and friendly) became very upset and hostile attacking me twice(Scrapped a pair of trousers and nearly putting me in hospital. So we found him another pen(Another fosterer). In this time he had, had his way with her.He has been neutered and has a home for the moment, The lady who had him was fully briefed, read up on the net and had had cats all her life. After two weeks she came back to us saying he was a beast and he appeared to be hunting her. So as she lived in the country side we told her to open the cat flap for him. At the moment he seams to be happy with that. Since then the mother has given birth firstly to 5 kittens one white(Red Eyes), two spotted, and two marble. Then TWO days later she gave birth to two more white(Still born). They were 7 wks old on (12.07.08)
We need to find good homes for the mother(Who is lovely and friendly but chases other cats who come near the pen(Spotted)) Also two female(one marble and one spotted) kittens and one male (spotted)Kitten. We are very concerned about getting them proper homes, in the correct enviroment and with the proper people.The mother will be neutered as soon as her milk has gone(As per cat protection policy).
Can you offer any advice or help towards this end. Please understand that these are Cat Protection resposibility so we must work within there rules. IE neutered.
Thanks Paul
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If anyone can help that would be great, leamington spa is in the uk.
Here they are:
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