Adoption

A clear process, no rush

Adopting a Bengal is a commitment of fifteen years or more.

Bambi resting on a bed next to a soft toy

Adopting from us

A clear process, no rush, at your own pace

  1. First conversation

  2. Meeting

  3. Waiting list

  4. Birth and news

  5. Choosing and getting ready

  6. Going home and follow-up

Price

What the adoption includes

The price covers:

  • Carefully selected and monitored breeding cats, with test results available
  • The LOOF pedigree of the parents and the kitten
  • I-CAD microchip registration
  • Up-to-date vaccinations and deworming
  • The veterinary certificate and a complete health record
  • A starter kit and our advice for the arrival at home

After the kitten leaves

We are still here

A question about food, a surprising behaviour, a photo to share: we stay reachable after the kitten leaves, with no time limit.

  • Personalised advice
  • Answers to your questions
  • Follow-up as the kitten settles in
  • Staying in touch with us after the adoption

Frequently asked questions

How much does a LOOF-registered Bengal kitten cost?

The price will be shown when the kittens are born. It includes the kitten’s LOOF pedigree, its I-CAD microchip registration, vaccinations, deworming, veterinary certificate, a starter kit and our support after adoption. Details are on the Adoption page.

Are your Bengal kittens registered with the LOOF?

Yes, that is our commitment: in France, only a cat registered with the LOOF (the official French pedigree register) can be sold as a pedigree cat. Each kitten will leave with its pedigree, or a certificate until it is issued.

How do I reserve a Bengal kitten?

Join our waiting list by leaving your email address on the Contact page. You will be told as soon as the kittens are born. If you are interested, it is then up to you to contact us, through our social media or by email: we will do our best to be quick to respond and available.

First litter

Our first litter arrives in November.

Birth expected in the second week of November. Families on the list are told first.

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