Sasha

Sasha is a 5-6 year old Snow Bengal that ended up at the rescue to no fault of her own. She ended up biting the families child and they tossed her in the garage with no interaction. That made her feral and basically not trust people anymore. I mean would you? Sasha is very dominate and alpha. Too much stimulation will cause her to have a mood swing and bite. She has to be in a no children or no other animal home. No exceptions. The chaos just over stimulates her too easily. Sasha girl needs a home that will give her space and let her come around on her own time. All she wants is her cat tree, cat nip and wet food of duck or quail. She is as royal as they come and deserves someone that will give her the space to thrive and be Sasha. She is not a bad cat, she was dealt a bad beginning by people who did not understand the breed. <br/><br/>Sasha’s adoption will require a home check to an experienced bengal owner ONLY. No exceptions. <br/><br/>If a bengal rescue would like to take her in and help with rehabbing and decompressing in a foster setting, that would be amazing and we would be open to that. My rescue setting is proven to be too much and she is starting fights. She deserves quiet. <br/><br/>Sasha is marked special needs as she is a cat that doesn’t want much interaction or affection at this time. You MUST understand this prior to taking her in. <br/><br/>Microchipped, up to date on vaccines and heartworm medication.

Sasha is a 5-6 year old Snow Bengal that ended up at the rescue to no fault of her own. She ended up biting the families child and they tossed her in the garage with no interaction. That made her feral and basically not trust people anymore. I mean would you? Sasha is very dominate and alpha. Too much stimulation will cause her to have a mood swing and bite. She has to be in a no children or no other animal home. No exceptions. The chaos just over stimulates her too easily. Sasha girl needs a home that will give her space and let her come around on her own time. All she wants is her cat tree, cat nip and wet food of duck or quail. She is as royal as they come and deserves someone that will give her the space to thrive and be Sasha. She is not a bad cat, she was dealt a bad beginning by people who did not understand the breed.

Sasha’s adoption will require a home check to an experienced bengal owner ONLY. No exceptions.

If a bengal rescue would like to take her in and help with rehabbing and decompressing

Sasha is a 5-6 year old Snow Bengal that ended up at the rescue to no fault of her own. She ended up biting the families child and they tossed her in the garage with no interaction. That made her feral and basically not trust people anymore. I mean would you? Sasha is very dominate and alpha. Too much stimulation will cause her to have a mood swing and bite. She has to be in a no children or no other animal home. No exceptions. The chaos just over stimulates her too easily. Sasha girl needs a home that will give her space and let her come around on her own time. All she wants is her cat tree, cat nip and wet food of duck or quail. She is as royal as they come and deserves someone that will give her the space to thrive and be Sasha. She is not a bad cat, she was dealt a bad beginning by people who did not understand the breed.

Sasha’s adoption will require a home check to an experienced bengal owner ONLY. No exceptions.

If a bengal rescue would like to take her in and help with rehabbing and decompressing in a foster setting, that would be amazing and we would be open to that. My rescue setting is proven to be too much and she is starting fights. She deserves quiet.

Sasha is marked special needs as she is a cat that doesn’t want much interaction or affection at this time. You MUST understand this prior to taking her in.

Microchipped, up to date on vaccines and heartworm medicati