Cats for adoption

Bianca is a female Seal Sepia Bengal with bold rosettes, rich sepia tones, and a sleek, glittered coat. She has a calm and confident temperament, making her easy to manage and well suited for breeding programs. Bianca is a proven queen and dedicated mother, regularly producing healthy, sturdy kittens in sizable litters. She conceives easily, delivers naturally, and provides excellent care for her offspring. Her availability is due to changes in circumstances and a reduction in breeding numbers, not related to her health, fertility, or overall quality. ABOUT BIANCA - Colour: Seal Sepia Spotted Tabby (cb/cb – authentic sepia) - Registration: GCCF Active & TICA Active - Originates from rare, established bloodlines GENETICS & HEALTH - True Sepia (cb/cb) – not mink, not a carrier - APb carrier – can produce charcoal kittens - Double glitter gene - Blood group A/A – compatible with all studs - DNA tested clear for over 40 genetic conditions (including PRA, PKDef, PKD, SMA, GM1/GM2) - HCM heart scan (2023): Normal BREEDING INFORMATION - Proven queen with two previous litters - Large litters (7 kittens per litter) - Easy conception and natural births - Robust, healthy kittens - Calm and attentive mother WHY BIANCA STANDS OUT - Rich sepia coloring and prominent rosettes - Smooth, glittered coat - Athletic build and sturdy structure - Brings rare imported lines to a breeding program - Excellent temperament for breeding environments Bianca is offered with GCCF & TICA active papers, DNA health results, HCM scan documentation, passport, import paperwork, pedigree, vaccination, and microchip records. Price £2000 active registered

I'm looking for a caring new home for my cream-point Ragdoll boy, Rusty. This is a tough decision because I'm very attached to him, but my current living situation makes it difficult for me to keep him. Rusty is almost 8 months old, born on April 7th, and came from a knowledgeable breeder with his brother Alfie. He currently lives with me and my housemates, one of whom also has a cat. He’s a 5th-generation pedigree Ragdoll, microchipped, vaccinated, wormed, and has documentation. He’s listed on the GCCF non-active register, so he’s meant as a companion. Rusty’s personality is lovely—he’s gentle, affectionate, calm, cuddly, and quiet, typical for his breed. The main issue is that Rusty sometimes urinates on soft surfaces like beds, sofas, and pillows. I’ve followed advice from both the breeder and vet, and things have recently improved by using puppy mats, but accidents still happen from time to time, mainly on soft items when he’s exploring. The vet believes this is likely a behavioural issue, possibly related to stress or living with other cats, and expects it could get better if he’s the only cat in the home. Rusty also has a retained testicle, which means his neutering will require a bit more attention. I’ve been monitoring his condition, but this is something his future owner should be aware of. The vet mentioned that neutering might help with his litter habits, though it’s not certain. Rusty would be happiest in an indoor-only home with someone who understands Ragdolls or has experience with cats that have unique behaviours, can provide a calm environment, plenty of attention, and is willing to work on his litter issues. If you’re interested, please tell me about your home and experience, and why you think you would be a good match. It’s very important to me that he finds a stable, loving, and understanding home.