HALF BREED BENGAL AND TWO 7 MONTH KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOME in Gosport, Hampshire for sale
3 CATS/KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOME. IT IS UNFORTUNATE BUT MY SIAMESE HAS BEEN PICKING ON THEM AND DRIVING THEM OUTSIDE- WHERE IT TAKES ME AGES TO LURE THEM IN AND ITS NOT FAIR ON THEM. I'M WILLING TO SEPERATE AS THEY DONT CUDDLE OR PLAY TOGETHER. THEY ALL HAVE HAD THEIR SHOTS, BEEN MICROCHIPED, WORMED AND FLEADED REGULARLY. (EVEN COME WITH SOME STUFF FROM THE VETS). I HAVE ALL THEIR BOOKLETS ECT. THEY WERE ON A CARE PLAN AT THE VETS UNTIL WE MADE THIS DECISION- WHICH I'M SURE IF YOU WANT YOU CAN PICK UP. 1. TABS (LONG STORY BEHIND NAME) LIKES TO GO OUTSIDE, BUT WILL COME WHEN YOU CALL AND ENJOYS CUDDLES (WHEN HE KNOWS YOU) HE IS 1.9 YEARS AND A HALF BREED BENGAL WHICH YOU CAN SEE IN HIS MARKINGS. HE IS SLIGHTLY SHY UNTIL HE DOES KNOW YOU- BUT WILL CREEP ONTO YOUR LAP. HES VERY LOVEABLE. 2. BRAHAMA (RAMA) IS 7.5 MONTHS AND IS PURE WHITE WITH TWO SMALL BLACK MARKS ON HIS HEAD, HE HAS SLIGHTLY LONG HAIR. HE HAS ONE BLUE EYE AND ONE GREEN EYE. HE IS A VERY VERY LOVING CAT. LOVES HIS CUDDLES. HES A BIT FLIGHTY AT THE MOMENT AS HE KEEPS GETTING INTO FIGHTS WITH MY SIAMESE SO DISAPPEARS OUTSIDE WHERE THE LOCAL BULLYS GET HIM (UNFORTUNATELY MY KIDS WONT KEEP DOOR CLOSED) I AM CURRENTLY HAVING TO KEEP RAMA IN A CAT RUN AS TO KEEP HIM SEPERATED FROM MY SIAMESE. SO HOMING OF HIM IS AN ASAP. 3. DEXTER IS MY SONS CAT AND OCCASIONALLY LIKES TO STROLL AROUND IN THE GARDEN BUT NEVER FURTHER. HE LIKES TO APPROACH YOU RATHER THAN THE OTHER WAY AROUND. WHEN HE DOES YOU GET LOADS OF CUDDLES. HE IS MOSTLY WHITE WITH A BLACK SORT OF PAINT SPLOCH ON HIS BACK AND OVER ONE SIDE OF HIS HEAD. HE HAS SLIGHTLY LONGER HAIR THAN A SHORT HAIRED CAT. DEXTER GETS ON WELL WITH RAMA AND MOST OF THE TIME WITH TABS. WITH ALL OF THESE THREE YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING AND YOU ARE SURROUNDED WITH THEM CUDDLING UP TO YOU- I SHALL REALLY MISS THEM. THEY ALSO LINE UP ON THE SOFA OR FLOOR NEXT TO ME WHEN WE ARE HAVING DINNER AS I GIVE THEM A TREAT AFTER FOR JUST WAITING.
