Benny (Benjamin)
5 • Domestic long hair • Male
About
We have made the extremely hard decision to rehome our Benny Boy 🥺 he needs to go somewhere that he can have access to the outdoors as much as possible, yet unrestricted indoor access to eat, sleep, and use the litter box (he won’t go outside). He is absolutely miserable being kept inside during the day -literally as soon as the sun is up he is ready to go play outside- and will run to check windows and doors for a way out, and cry at the door to go out. We have tried using a leash, tried outdoor kennels, an air tag in our fenced in yard.. but he keeps getting out and is not contained with our fence. We do not want to get rid of him, because we are so attached- but its not fair to Benny. He just needs some space to explore, and my anxiety can not handle having an outdoor cat (not knowing where he is really stresses me out). Benny is SUCH a good cat. He absolutely loves kids, gets along with other cats and dogs, loves being pet, likes car rides, and laying out in the sunshine. He gets the zoomies with cat nip, loves hitting ice cubes around the floor, and is an expert at climbing/jumping. He has never had any accidents, does not bite or scratch. He is very vocal, and will chatter at birds and squirrels, will follow you around “talking” and definitely lets you know when he wants more food or to go outside. If you (or someone you know) is looking for a big fluffy cat to add to your family, please message me.
Gender: Male
Age: 5
Breed: Domestic long hair
Declawed: No
Pet is fixed: Yes
Pet is current on Rabies: Yes
Pet is current on Distemper: Yes
Pet is housebroken: Yes
Good with dogs: Yes
Good with cats: Yes
Good with children under 5: Yes
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