Bengal Kitten for sale in Waterbury, Connecticut | $800
Purebred Bengals Felicia and Fiona
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing Description
These stunning purebred girls are awaiting a forever home! They love to play with just about anything, fetch and return, skid around corners, stand on their hind legs to see what tasty morsel you have for them, snuggle up to get some love and are fully litter box and scratch board/post trained. They are both spayed and have their shots and in pristine health. They are 10 months. $1300 for the pair. They are bonded and truly entertain each other and play so well together and love to snuggle with each other. Please consider adopting both. They will warm your heart!
Would possibly consider individual adoption at 800 each but would rather they be adopted as a pair.
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$800
FAQs for Purebred Bengals Felicia and Fiona
1. What breed are Felicia and Fiona?
Felicia and Fiona are stunning purebred Bengals. This breed is known for its striking appearance and playful personality.
2. What is the price for adopting Felicia and Fiona?
The price for adopting the pair is $1300 for both. If you prefer to adopt them individually, the price is $800 each. However, they are bonded and it's ideal to adopt them as a pair.
3. How old are Felicia and Fiona?
Felicia and Fiona are currently 10 months old.
4. Are Felicia and Fiona trained?
Yes, they are fully litter box trained and can use scratch boards/posts. They also love to play and fetch!
5. What is their health status?
Felicia and Fiona are in pristine health, have received all necessary shots, and are spayed.
6. Where are Felicia and Fiona located?
Felicia and Fiona are located in Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States.
7. Why should I consider adopting both Felicia and Fiona?
Felicia and Fiona are bonded and truly entertain each other. They love to snuggle and play together, which makes them great companions. Adopting them together will warm your heart!
“From our home to yours—happy, healthy Bengal kittens.”
