We would be more than happy to assist with the rehoming of your
Please complete this form in its entirety for each cat/kitten you have. The Bengal Cat Association is an online support or "middleman" between you and a new home, so you don't have to consider placing your cat in a high stress environment like a rescue shelter. We aim to advertise & help you find a suitable match for your cat. We ask that all cats are neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and up to date with flea and wormer. We have some homes waiting on our "match list" and want to be as honest as possible to not only you, but to those wanting to rehome a cat. So, we ask that you are as honest as you can when completing this questionnaire and if there is anything that your cat needs to be ready for a new home, please let us know. Please note that no remuneration will be offered. All monies / donations received from the new owner will be donated to the BCA with a percentage going to the BCA Annual Charity as voted by the BCA Team. We aim to be in touch with you as soon as we can.
Your Details
Your Name *
Email address *
Phone number *
Your Location *
Your Cats Details
If you need to give up your Bengal It doesn’t matter if you lose your job, have to move to a restricted location, develop an allergy, or suddenly fall ill; your breeder wants to know if you can no longer care for your animal. You probably signed a contract promising to bring the Kitten / Cat back if an issue arises. He or she will very likely take your cat back into the fold and care for them, including overseeing the next adoption, to ensure they’re cared for long-term, whether they’re six months old or 12 years old. Those who are genuinely dedicated to the breed will tell you that you should always call them first, no matter what your reason for needing to give up your Bengal. They respect the difficulty of your decision and will not judge you, and rehoming back to the breeder is a much safer choice than dropping your Bengal off at the local shelter, that’s if the shelter will even take them.
Breeders are usually more than happy to assist with the rehoming of a cat they bred.
About the Cat
Is this cat:*
For Pedigree Bengals - Have you contacted the breeder? This is important and will help to ensure your cat has the best help
Breeders name: *
Cat's Registration No. *
Pedigree name of cat as written on GCCF / TICA certificate: *
Cats Pet Name: *
Colour *
Pattern *
Age *
Sex *
Microchipped * (Its now law to microchip your cat, so please ensure this is done prior to rehoming!)
Vaccinated * Please state your cats vaccination status
Are you the owner of this cat/kitten?
How long have you had this cat/kitten?
Has your cat/kitten has any wormer treatment in the last three months?
Has your cat/kitten had any flea treatment in the last month?
Reason for surrendering the cat? * Please let us know why you want to rehome your cat. Give as much detail as possible to ensure we can make the best advert possible. If you do not provide enough information we will need to request more details.
Medical conditions? * Has your cat/kitten seen a vet in the last six months? If no, we will ask that you ensure they have a full health check up and will give support if needed. If yes - why?
Is your cat on any current medication? and if yes what?
Does your cat/kitten have any health issues? This includes diarrhoea, inappropriate urination, vomiting. If yes please explain?
Personality: please provide some description, eg: affectionate, good with children, gets on with dogs, likes to play fetch
Why are you rehoming:* please provide some details eg: moving home, doesn't get on with older cat
Any known Behavioural Issues? * please add more details eg: high play drive, occasional spraying
What kind of home do you feel would suit his/her needs? *
If answered Something Else please elaborate
Do you currently have pet insurance for your cat/kitten?
What outdoor access does your cat/kitten have?
More than one cat please add name here, but you will need to complete another form
Please ensure you have completed all parts of the form & paid the donation admin fee, as the rehome process can not begin without ALL the details being completed
A rehoming donation admin fee of £50 is applicable to each cat. (£51.80 if paying by PayPal) Please put your Surname & postcode as a reference so it can be matched on the accounts
BACS – Bank transfer NatWest Sort Code: 60-20-21 Acc No: 37275178
PayPal – bcacatclub@hotmail.com
Please add £1.80 to cover PayPal unless paying via the ‘Friends & Family’ option.
Have you paid the rehoming donation? Do not tick yes unless paid
If no why not? Your cat can not be advertised until the rehoming donation has been received & all details have been submitted
Please note that no remuneration will be offered. All monies received from the new owner will be donated to the BCA with a percentage going to the BCA Annual Charity as voted by the BCA Team. We aim to be in touch with you as soon as we can.
Finally, we will also need a couple of good pictures, a copy of the pedigree if you have one and an honest accurate write up about the cat. Please include why you are rehoming and as much about any behaviour as possible, age, likes, quirks, traits etc, but try also to be positive and mention all the good points too. The cat will not be advertised until we have received all the above information, your contact details will not be published on any advert, but you will be contacted by our team when we have a potential owner interested, if you have not provided full contact details, we will not be able to get in touch with you. A location is also important as potential rehomers want to know roughly where in the country so they can decide if they are willing to travel that far. Please email this information separately including your name to bcacatclub@hotmail.com
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