Manx kittens & cats in Rochester, Minnesota

Meet Bisque! Bisque is a young, energetic boy who’s come a long way from his days as a neighborhood stray. He’s quickly adapted to the comforts of indoor life—he’s great with his litter box, keeps his paws off the counters, and knows to use his scratching posts like a gentleman. With his thick, plush, and oh-so-soft fur and his adorable tailless look (he was likely born that way), Bisque is as striking as he is spirited. He enjoys petting and attention, though he’s not quite a lap cat just yet. What he really loves is interactive playtime! He’s been practicing walking on a leash—he does best once you get him going, though he prefers a collar—and he’s such a smart boy that he could probably learn tricks or even an obstacle course with a little patience and consistency. Bisque gets along well with other cats after proper introductions, though he’s still learning how to play politely and does best with confident, tolerant feline friends. Because he can get overstimulated and sometimes plays a bit rough with hands, Bisque would thrive in a cat-savvy home without small children. A household with teens who can help channel his playful energy would be ideal. Full of personality, charm, and curiosity, Bisque is ready to find an active, loving home that can keep up with his fun-loving spirit and help him continue to grow into the wonderful companion he’s meant to be.

Meet Bisque! Bisque is a young, energetic boy who’s come a long way from his days as a neighborhood stray. He’s quickly adapted to the comforts of indoor life—he’s great with his litter box, keeps his paws off the counters, and knows to use his scratching posts like a gentleman. With his thick, plush, and oh-so-soft fur and his adorable tailless look (he was likely born that way), Bisque is as striking as he is spirited. He enjoys petting and attention, though he’s not quite a lap cat just yet. What he really loves is interactive playtime! He’s been practicing walking on a leash—he does best once you get him going, though he prefers a collar—and he’s such a smart boy that he could probably learn tricks or even an obstacle course with a little patience and consistency. Bisque gets along well with other cats after proper introductions, though he’s still learning how to play politely and does best with confident, tolerant feline friends. Because he can get overstimulated and sometimes plays a bit rough with hands, Bisque would thrive in a cat-savvy home without small children. A household with teens who can help channel his playful energy would be ideal. Full of personality, charm, and curiosity, Bisque is ready to find an active, loving home that can keep up with his fun-loving spirit and help him continue to grow into the wonderful companion he’s meant to be.

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