[size=large]Our cat, Peppy, had to be put to sleep because of his health. We had had him for 14 years and it just broke our hearts. So, my wife took a friend up on his promise, to get a kitten out of a litter of Bengals. She didn't get one, she got 2!!!!... If you are a cat lover and never had a Bengal, all I can say, is get one... they are awesome.. Richard[/size]
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Replacing Peppy....
- Thread starter Richard@BackwoodsDetectors
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Kelley (Texas)
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Is this a recent picture? As the cats grow, please post a picture and update, would love to see it. Thanks for sharing. Kelley (Texas) 
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Nestor Cerpa
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Hi, Richard,
Never was a cat lover, because they seemed to me to be so less "fun" than dogs. However, I have developed a more open mind toward them, and would never tolerate one being harmed in my presence. If one were abandoned, I would take it in, as I do dogs, and apparently, horses. That's another story.
As for your Bengals, they are beautiful ! I really like the look on the one in the background.
Never was a cat lover, because they seemed to me to be so less "fun" than dogs. However, I have developed a more open mind toward them, and would never tolerate one being harmed in my presence. If one were abandoned, I would take it in, as I do dogs, and apparently, horses. That's another story.
As for your Bengals, they are beautiful ! I really like the look on the one in the background.