Welcome to our retired Legends page
Come to see our retired and homed adult bengals. we are truly grateful for these precious bengals for blessing us with amazing healthy and exceptional offspring. Now lets give them a chance to live a kitten free life in one of your homes!
If any of our retirees are in search of a home, they will have "ADOPT ME" written under them.
Noodles
Gender: Male
Age: aprox 2
color: Brown cloud rosettes
Noodles is a sweet loving boy who has recently started looking for a new home. His family will be moving out of the country and cannot afford to take him with them. He would do best in a home without smaller children (age 10 and below, and would do well as an only cat, or adopting a kitten later on after he's settled down. we are only asking for a small adoption fee for Noodles
Asha
One of our first bengals we ever welcomed into our Indigo Exotics cattery. Asha was our legend mother. She has made most of our bengal kittens for the past 3 years. We have kept in touch with many families over the last couple of years due to her kittens finding their forever laps.
Coco
Our very first brown bengal. Coco truly won our hearts. She was always full of purrs, sas and had a BIG appetite! Her favorite snack was sliced turkey. Coco now lives along side 3 other bengals from Indigo Exotics , all the way in Idaho, living the best possible spoiled life a cat can live.
Athena
Athena paved the way for silver bengals in our heart. Truly one of a kind, and a little wonky, there was never a dull moment with Athena. silver bengals have always been a little sillier. Athena is now living all the way in Canada with her beloved son Forrest.
Apollo
Apollo is the son of coco, and is a BIG boy. He weighed 12 pounds at just 10 months old, now he's a whopping 15 pounds at a year. He has a striking resemblance of his mother and his pelt was made of pure glitter. The gentle giant is living his most purrfect life out in Pennsylvania , with his pup pal.
Echo
Echo is a snow mink male with striking aqua eyes. His pelt is darker then the usual mink color, due to him carrying the charcoal gene. he has striking arrowhead rosettes which are uncommon to see in the Bengal world.