Pinto Bean Tabby & Bengal Mix Pleasanton, CA

Pinto and Chili bean are a bonded pair and need to be adopted together. They share everything and sleep together each night. They even go to the kitty box at the same time. They are never very far away from each other.

Chili and Pinto Bean were rescued when they were only 5 days old and were lovingly bottle fed. They were heard crying pitifully after being abandoned by their mother most likely because of heavy construction in the area. We think the mom was just scared off and left these two sweet girls behind. That happens allot. The girls were bottle babies and consequently they are very sweet and gentle and used to being held. They crave affection and like to follow their foster mom around when she is doing her chores.. Their eyes weren’t even opened when they were found. They were so small that we started calling them “the beans” and that is how they got their names. They are Bengal and tabby mix kittens.

Pinto Bean (female) is a short haired grayish and brownish Bengal tabby mix. She is slightly lighter in color and has more dots on her coat than her sister. She is slightly larger than her sibling and is the more independent and braver of the two. She likes to climb and watch from somewhere up high. She has a soft purr. She has big expressive eyes, so does her sister. She purrs easily and likes to be cuddled when she is done playing.

Chili Bean (female) is a short haired grayish and brownish Bengal tabby mix. She is slightly smaller than her sister and is definitely the more “needy” of the two. She is the follower and her sister is the leader. She has more stripes than her sister. She will start talking as soon as she makes eye contact with someone. She is a true spoiled bottle baby. She purrs very easily and likes to be cuddled when she is done playing.

The kittens are approximately 6 to 7 months old and currently living at a foster home. They are litter box trained. They have been seen by our Vet and are healthy. They are scheduled to be fixed. They have been de-flead, de-wormed, tested negative for FeLV/FIV and had their first shots at our expense. They are microchipped.

If you have questions and/or would like to set-up a time to visit and/or adopt these cuties please send me an e-mail with your contact info. There is a tax deductible donation which will go to Forsaken Cats Rescue, a local 501c3 charity.

Thank You.