View Found Cats Near San Diego, CA
Status
FOUND
Date Found
September 1, 2026
Location Found
San Diego, CA 92130
Nearest Landmark
Near
Sex
Female
PawBoost ID
73554534
Species
Cat
Description
Leopard stripes
Message from Finder
(I know PawBoost is primarily for lost and found pets, but we are posting here to reach local families directly! This sweet girl is NOT lost—she was safely brought in, microchip scanned, and legally surrendered to our foster network. She is now ready for her forever home.) 📖 HER STORY Found as a stray last month, this sweet 7-month-old Bengal girl was scanned for a microchip and safely returned to her owner. When we made contact, her owner explained that ever since adopting her, his older Maine Coon had been continuously bullying her—stressing her out to the point where she ran away for days. Realizing she deserved a safe, peaceful environment where she wouldn't be bullied, her owner made the unselfish decision to legally surrender her directly to our foster network. She is currently staying in a loving foster home and is ready to find a forever home where she can finally feel secure! 🐾 HEALTH & DETAILS: * Breed: Purebred Bengal Cat * Age: 7 Months Old * : Female * Behavior: Highly well-trained, sweet, and incredibly affectionate * Health: Fully vetted, microchipped, and in excellent health * Status: Legally surrendered, currently in safe foster care 🚫 ADOPTION REQUIREMENTS: Because of her history being bullied by another cat, we are taking extra precautions for her safety: * Peaceful Household: Must go to a loving home with no aggressive pets so she can live stress-free. * Thorough Vetting: Expect a standard application process, reference checks, and a home assessment to ensure a perfect match. 📩 HOW TO APPLY: 👉 Please click the official PawBoost "Contact" button on this post to message our foster team directly. (Please share to help this sweet girl find her peaceful forever home!)
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