Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Yarbo was trapped and came to SCAT after visiting the same yard for food during an entire winter. When we met him up close, he turned out to be just a little guy, maybe not quite completely grown up. After hiding in his carrier for a couple of weeks, he suddenly remembered that he is a very social cat indeed. He is still nervous and may hide briefly from new people, but fundamentally he wants pets, love and play a lot, a lot. We’d have to say he’s a bit needy and would benefit from a home with a bit of action and enough human presence to keep him entertained. Or maybe other animal friends, but we don’t know yet. He can hug an arm happily without putting his claws out but if really, really, excited – like if you dare to leave the room when he needs to play, those claws just grab. He eats everything on offer so far and definitely uses the litter box like a champ. After a month with us, his soft grey fur is still a bit thin but growing out. He may need regular grooming to avoid nasty mats.He is not on contract from the Yarbo vacuum people but may be related to Hank from Corner Gas.

Sex: MaleBreed: Domestic Medium Hair* If Other, please specify :Colour/Pattern : BlackDate of Birth (if known): January 01, 2020My Foster Likes (a few words or one sentence) : Food, toys, cozy places to napMy Foster Dislikes (a few words or one sentence):My Foster`s Ideal Home Would Have (a few words or one sentence): Good meals, lots of toys, catnip, places to napGood with cats?: YesGood with dogs?: Unknown, Unknown but should be fineGood with children?: UnknownWould this kitty enjoy an animal companion?: YesTemperament: IndependentIdeal type of household?: Medium activity, Low activityHow long will it take kitty to settle into a new environment?: A few daysFoster cat`s bio for their adoption profile: Darren D. was found living outside, and people in the area reported that he had lived outside for a number of years. He lost the tips of both ears to frostbite, and was quite nervous about being inside at first. Now he is the calmest, easiest to care for boy, and charms everyone with his big, handsome face.Darren loves meals and treats, although he doesn`t need treats. He likes napping, but will be very playful when he finds a toy he likes. He is great with other cats, and even tolerates ones that are rude to him like his current foster sister.Darren would be happy with or without other cat friends, and would do great in a quiet household where people don`t expect too much cuddling. He still thinks of himself as a tough street cat, but will tolerate his foster family scooping him up for hugs.Any special needs or traits the adopter should know about? (we may add this to the bio):

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