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Princess Blue has previously fractured her leg, this has been repaired with a plate. She has no further medical concerns.
Our rehoming team will be able to give you further information if you apply to rehome this pet and you are a successful match.
We would also advise that any medical concern, be that historic or ongoing, is discussed with your own vet prior to any book out appointment.
Small pets should be securely housed away from the cats.
Any children will need to be 7 years old+
Will need access to the outside via a cat flap. They will do well in a rural area with lots of space and very few feline neighbours.
Hello! We are Princess Blue and Hero and we are looking for a new home together. We are both very friendly but while we’re settling big boy Hero gets very worried and likes to stick by me, Princess Blue, trusting that his smaller, younger, and yet more confident friend will protect him (I will). Once Hero has found his feet, he’s as friendly as me and I love people and fuss. I shout very loudly when I want fuss, so you’re in no doubt that I want attention. I am more laid back than Hero is, I enjoy sitting next to people instead of sitting on them, and you needn’t think I’m getting out of bed just because you’re in my room, but Hero will come running over and say hi, then settle in on your lap. He is also more playful than I am, he loves fast moving feathers and balls, but he doesn’t have a very long attention span so his play sessions are often quite short. We are looking for a new home where we can explore wide open spaces, without any other cats encroaching on our space. We also want a new family we can snuggle up with.
Hero – Brown tabby male Bengal
Princess Blue – White and grey tabby female Savannah crossbreed
Both Bengals and Savannah cats are highly territorial breeds. Although Hero and Princess Blue get along well together, it is highly unlikely they would appreciate other cats nearby. They have also never had free access to outside. Due to this we are recommending they are rehomed to a low-traffic rural area with a low cat population.
This cat has been reserved, but you can still apply to adopt. Submit a general application and you could be matched with other cats looking for a home.