Benny Bear

COURTESY POST but applications through CompassionForPaws.ca <br/><br/>Benny wants to be your Adventure Buddy! <br/><br/>Benny Bear is a beautiful 1 1/2 year old marble male Bengal with charisma, charm and character! <br/><br/>He was abandoned in a park and after about 10 days on his own, he found his way to his current home. He walked right in, devoured some food and settled in for a 24hr recovery sleep. Finding out that he was abandoned and rejected broke his foster mom's heart, so instead of dropping him off at a Humane Society to wait in a cage, she kept him in her tiny home, took him to the vet and poured some loving on him.<br/><br/>Benny is an easy-going, friendly boy who loves to explore the outdoors with you. He loves to climb trees! He will scope out the best tree, get some distance and then zoom, up he goes! He tolerates and secretly enjoys the spontaneous love mauling and belly rubs. He looks for cuddles at bed time and will purr and shower you with affection. In the morning, he looks for more cuddles 10 minutes before your alarm goes off and won't let you sleep in too long. He would suit someone who is home more often and can get him outside with either a catio, supervised on a leash or out for those adventures!<br/><br/>Bengal experience preferred, but thorough research is essential if not.<br/><br/>Benny would do well in a house where he is the only cat. He might do ok with older children and dogs, but I think it would be best in a quiet house. I would like to see him go to someone who has Bengal experience and who will love him and keep him active outdoors and get him into a better routine. <br/><br/>A catio, frequent walks and supervised backyard time on a leash would do him wonders. <br/><br/>If you think you might be Benny's new bestie, apply online at compassionforpaws.cahim wonders.

COURTESY POST but applications through CompassionForPaws.ca

Benny wants to be your Adventure Buddy!

Benny Bear is a beautiful 1 1/2 year old marble male Bengal with charisma, charm and character!

He was abandoned in a park and after about 10 days on his own, he found his way to his current home. He walked right in, devoured some food and settled in for a 24hr recovery sleep. Finding out that he was abandoned and rejected broke his foster mom's heart, so instead of dropping him off at a Humane Society to wait in a cage, she kept him in her tiny home, took him to the vet and poured some loving on him.

Benny is an easy-going, friendly boy who loves to explore the outdoors with you. He loves to climb trees! He will scope out the best tree, get some distance and then zoom, up he goes! He tolerates and secretly enjoys the spontaneous love mauling and belly rubs. He looks for cuddles at bed time and will purr and shower you with affection. In the morning, he looks for more cuddles 10 minutes

COURTESY POST but applications through CompassionForPaws.ca

Benny wants to be your Adventure Buddy!

Benny Bear is a beautiful 1 1/2 year old marble male Bengal with charisma, charm and character!

He was abandoned in a park and after about 10 days on his own, he found his way to his current home. He walked right in, devoured some food and settled in for a 24hr recovery sleep. Finding out that he was abandoned and rejected broke his foster mom's heart, so instead of dropping him off at a Humane Society to wait in a cage, she kept him in her tiny home, took him to the vet and poured some loving on him.

Benny is an easy-going, friendly boy who loves to explore the outdoors with you. He loves to climb trees! He will scope out the best tree, get some distance and then zoom, up he goes! He tolerates and secretly enjoys the spontaneous love mauling and belly rubs. He looks for cuddles at bed time and will purr and shower you with affection. In the morning, he looks for more cuddles 10 minutes before your alarm goes off and won't let you sleep in too long. He would suit someone who is home more often and can get him outside with either a catio, supervised on a leash or out for those adventures!

Bengal experience preferred, but thorough research is essential if not.

Benny would do well in a house where he is the only cat. He might do ok with older children and dogs, but