Dazzle
Dazzle
Dazzle
Dazzle
Dazzle
Dazzle
Dazzle
Dazzle

Status / Details

2019, Adopted

Additional Info

About Dazzle

Adopted by Elaine & Tom

Born 3/21/12, F, Brown Rosetted Glitter Coated Bengal

Special Fee $275

We know quite a lot of Dazzle’s story. A California breeder bought her from a Florida breeder as a baby kitten. She cost a small fortune – we have the papers. The California breeder registered her with The Cat Fancy Association. She was bred and one of her babies is her daughter, Be Dazzled aka Dulcinea aka Dulce, who is also my foster kitty. She was sold in 2014. The following year her daughter, Dulcinea, was also sold to this same man. A couple weeks ago he took his two kitties to a shelter saying he could no longer care for them. The shelter called me.

I found Dazzle to be a very friendly, sociable cat. She is a little on the plump side so she has had either too much food or too little exercise. She is already trimming down with us. Her coat is a very unusual cinnamon color. This may be why the California breeder went all the way to Florida to drive her home (the Florida breeder’s website states she will NOT ship her cats). My photos don’t do Dazzle justice. She sparkles with rich colors. She is an affectionate, good natured girl. Her daughter, Dulce, is shyer and slower to accept the recent changes in her life than her party girl mom but she has been relaxing in her time with us. These two kitties must be adopted together. No exceptions.

I don’t know if these kitties have ever been around dogs. I do expect they have been around other cats at the breeder’s home. They need a solid, stable home full of love and humans who are interested in having two very intelligent, active athletes as companions. Bengals need interesting and challenging environments; they are not sleep-on-the-couch kind of cats. Bengals will most likely go out an open door if they have the opportunity. Unlike most cats they then wander far away from their home and often do not ever get back home. Many Bengals show up in shelters. These are not good cats for families who have young children precisely because of the danger that those well meaning kids will let them get out.

I like to say that more than most cat breeds Bengals are really a life style choice. Their families enjoy the responsibility and, in some sense, the challenge of keeping these smart athletes safe and entertained indoors. Their exotic nature and their loyal companionship are a privilege and a great pleasure for the right lucky family.

Dazzle eats wet and dry food and is litterbox perfect.

Her foster mom is Harriet in Santa Cruz.

If you are interested in this kitty you can contact Harriet by email at harrietkitty@comcast.net. Please include at least your name, location, the name of this kitty and phone contact info. Harriet will get back to you as soon as she can. It you are seriously interested in this kitty it s a good idea to fill out an Adoption Application. If you are unable to reach Harriet, email us at Info@purebredsplus.org.