Tig

Tig came to us after his owner passed away. The girlfriend stated he was a Bengal x Manx, something that his deceased owner wished to always have. <br/>Tig is a very active boy, loves to climb and try and get to the highest point inside the house. He gets along with his foster mom's cats...still figuring out the dogs. He grumbles and keeps a distance but will walk by then, if the dog gets into his personal space he bolt and it's usually up. He is an affectionate fella, can't seem to get enough attention. He loves to eat, will finish his bowl off with each feeding (he's fed twice a day). If you don't like cats on counters, top of cupboards or bookshelves or things like that, Tig is not the cat for you. His behavior mocks alot of the Bengal. <br/>We have started him on vaccines, deworming, we tested him for Feline Leukemia/FIV, Coccidia/Giardia and Distemper, he has been chipped. He is scheduled for neuter in January 2026. If he is adopted before his neutering surgery, he will go out with a neuter contract. His neutering fees are included with adoption fee. We will also get his rabies done when he goes in for neuter. <br/>To get more information or to set up a meet and greet, please call/text foster parent between 9am - 9pm at (218)640-1930, for fastest response. Emails are not checked as frequently.

Tig came to us after his owner passed away. The girlfriend stated he was a Bengal x Manx, something that his deceased owner wished to always have.
Tig is a very active boy, loves to climb and try and get to the highest point inside the house. He gets along with his foster mom's cats...still figuring out the dogs. He grumbles and keeps a distance but will walk by then, if the dog gets into his personal space he bolt and it's usually up. He is an affectionate fella, can't seem to get enough attention. He loves to eat, will finish his bowl off with each feeding (he's fed twice a day). If you don't like cats on counters, top of cupboards or bookshelves or things like that, Tig is not the cat for you. His behavior mocks alot of the Bengal.
We have started him on vaccines, deworming, we tested him for Feline Leukemia/FIV, Coccidia/Giardia and Distemper, he has been chipped. He is scheduled for neuter in January 2026. If he is adopted before his neutering surgery, he will go out with a neuter contract. His neutering fee

Tig came to us after his owner passed away. The girlfriend stated he was a Bengal x Manx, something that his deceased owner wished to always have.
Tig is a very active boy, loves to climb and try and get to the highest point inside the house. He gets along with his foster mom's cats...still figuring out the dogs. He grumbles and keeps a distance but will walk by then, if the dog gets into his personal space he bolt and it's usually up. He is an affectionate fella, can't seem to get enough attention. He loves to eat, will finish his bowl off with each feeding (he's fed twice a day). If you don't like cats on counters, top of cupboards or bookshelves or things like that, Tig is not the cat for you. His behavior mocks alot of the Bengal.
We have started him on vaccines, deworming, we tested him for Feline Leukemia/FIV, Coccidia/Giardia and Distemper, he has been chipped. He is scheduled for neuter in January 2026. If he is adopted before his neutering surgery, he will go out with a neuter contract. His neutering fees are included with adoption fee. We will also get his rabies done when he goes in for neuter.
To get more information or to set up a meet and greet, please call/text foster parent between 9am - 9pm at (218)640-1930, for fastest response. Emails are not checked as frequently.