Bandit - Purebred Bengal

Bandit is a 9.5 year old Blue Spotted Tabby Bengal with a heart of pure gold and he has a very affectionate nature.

Bandit came from a loving home but due to his previous owners' health, sadly, he had to be surrendered. Bandit is now looking for a new home, where someone else will love him, as much as his previous mum did, and give him the love that he so deserves. He would be the perfect companion for a person who is home often and wants a chill and friendly cat to snuggle with.

Bandit is a large cat at nearly 7kg and 63cm long (not including his tail), with a beautiful blue-grey coat and secret leopard spots. He is a snoozy boy who likes to snore his days away in his bed, emerging for dinner, playtime, and a big cuddle in front of the TV. If you catch him at his sleepiest you can even hold him like a baby!

For a Bengal, Bandit is rather quiet but he's definitely a chatty boy and will let you know when he's not getting his way! He is extremely polite and does well with grooming, nail clipping, being picked up, and being at the vet. He does not enjoy traveling in his carrier in the car and will cry his little heart out for the whole trip, however, he is extremely resilient and will forgive you and start exploring as soon as he is let out.

As Bandit can be very energetic, it would be great if you have room for him to run around inside or in an enclosed outdoor space/catio. He has lived with cats and dogs before and would like to make friends with his foster cat siblings but they just don't understand why he's so much bigger than him, so we think he would be happiest as a spoiled only-cat, or in a house with other large cats/Bengals who can match his energy and size. Bandit is very friendly with new people and has lived with small children, but due to his size we think a home with older children and adults is best.

If you're looking for a new best friend and your own personal house leopard, Bandit is the boy for you!

**Bandit has just received a full dental through the rescue, along with a full blood screening, of which his bloods were all normal