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Cleo
Cleo is a 14 year old female Brown Spotted Bengal.

She is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.

Cleo has no known medical conditions.

She is very much a 1 person cat, very affectionate once she accepts you; loves to be warm, playful when in the mood.

Cleo's owner says....
I have inherited Cleo from my mother who adopted her as a rescue cat after being very badly treated as a breeding female which has led to a general mistrust in humans. I live in the family house on my own but work at sea so Cleo is often on her own for weeks on end; in late November I will be away for 5 months which will be too long for her to be alone. I have a cleaner who comes in 3 times a week to check on Cleo which is only possible as Cleo only eats Royal Canin Siamese adult cat food, she has never jumped onto a work surface or showed any interest in human food. Therefore I know that only 2 x 10kg bags are eaten a year. 
 
I would suggest that Cleo is not suitable for a home with any other cats, dogs or children; she has always been the boss in the house and guards the garden as her own fiefdom. 
 
For years Cleo did not accept me as a friend when my mother was alive but it has been 15 months on our own and Cleo has become very affectionate, when I return from sea she meows for up to 2 days following me around everywhere including the garden where she supervises the work! She is a very bright intelligent cat who senses when things are not correct.
 
I will miss Cleo terribly but in my opinion I am being unfair to her by leaving her alone for long periods of time.

Location: Sherborne, Dorset

Adoption fee to be discussed with owner.
 
Information
  • Status:Homed
  • Gender: Female
  • Fur colour:ยป See description
  • Fur length:Shorthaired
  • Breed: Bengal
  • Age(When Added):14 Year(s) Old
  • Neutered/Spayed:Neutered
  • Indoor/OutdoorAccess to Outdoors
  • Can live with children: No
  • Can live with dogs: No
  • Can live with other cats: No
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