BRUNO

Bengal

🇺🇸

Millcreek, Utah

May 27th

male, medium, young

DESCRIPTION

Meet BRUNO!!!

-Good with cat-friendly cats
-Hasn’t been around young children
-Terrified of dogs (he’s scared and he hisses)

Bruno is a 2 year old boy who was found wandering the streets of Tucson, AZ - INTACT. We’ve spent weeks trying to find his family, and have filed “found reports” with animal control, but no one has come forward to claim him.

He is currently living in a wonderful and experienced foster home, and he’s now ready for his forever family.

This guy is an absolute HOOT. Talk about PURR-sonality! He has such a warm and happy demeanor about him. We don’t know why anyone would have let Bruno go. He’s truly a unicorn.

Bruno literally gets along with EVERYONE. While he’s definitely playful, he isn’t a handful. He’s happy to wander the house and follow his people and fellow housemates around. He’s such a darling boy.

Now we will tell you - that if you don’t like chatty cats, Bruno is definitely NOT your guy. He is so conversational!!! We absolutely love that about him.

Bruno is neutered now, and he’s up to date on his vaccinations. He has tested negative for FeLV / FIV and has perfect litter box skills.

We wish we had more information about his background… But we know enough now to tell you that Bruno is an absolute sweetheart!!

If you haven’t had a Bengal before, Bruno just might be your perfect “starter” cat!

If you’re interested in adopting Bruno, please fill out our Adoption Application: https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/BRUT/Cat

ABOUT: BENGAL CAT BREED

The Bengal cat is a unique and striking breed known for its wild appearance and playful demeanor. Developed by crossing Asian leopard cats with domestic shorthairs, Bengals have luxurious, soft coats with distinctive markings that resemble those of wild leopards. These intelligent and energetic cats make loving companions, forming strong bonds with their human families. With their active nature and love for play, Bengals require plenty of mental and physical stimulation to thrive in a home environment.

Learn about Bengals