Binx Domestic Short Hair Mix Norfolk, VA

A sweet, petite little thing with beautiful yellow/brown eyes. Although she’s shy, Binx takes calm pets well even when she’s in her hiding spaces. Her foster mom was easily able to give her eye drops while petting her when she was in a cat tree. She is very friendly with the other adult foster in their room, and she loves wand toys, tunnels, and noisy mice.

CHARACTERISTICS: Calm / Chill / Mellow, Gentle, Fun, Alert, Smart / Clever, Good-natured, Friendly, Timid, Graceful, Particularly Food-motivated

If I was on a dating app, my pickup line would be: I may be slow to warm up, but it’s worth the wait. You can speed things up by feeding me.

In a human companion, I’m looking for: Patient and playful.

In an animal companion (house-mate), I'm looking for: Playful, sweet, and snuggly.

Lots of people say: I am a cat cat first and foremost, but people have been cool too. I love treats!

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We DO usually require adopting two (2) kittens of this age together, so they have company when you’re not around. This offers them a buddy to play with and can help keep the mischief to a minimum. Please let us know if you would like to meet some of this kitten's siblings and friends.

It’s important to set reasonable expectations when bringing any new cat home. We offer the Rule of Threes.
3 DAYS: To decompress
3 WEEKS: To get familiar with your house and its routines
3 MONTHS: To settle in and feel like they’re home

Adding a new animal to your household can be a whirlwind of an experience for many owners. There is a lot of change happening for your new cat, so it’s not uncommon for the cat’s behavior to change accordingly. They may be acting in ways you’ve never seen before, and this can be discouraging.

These “rules” are estimated marker points where you may see behavioral changes from your new cat.
SEE https://www.feralaffairs.org/faq/ to learn how long it may take to acclimate your cat to their new home.

All our adoptable cats and kittens are:
— spayed / neutered
— vaccinated (rabies & FVRCP)
— microchipped, if they get lost (and found), they can easily be scanned and reunited with you!
— tested for FIV & FeLV diseases
— parasite-free (dewormer & flea prevention)
— provided additional veterinarian visits, if needed for any health issues
— conveyed to you with all medical records at time of adoption

INTERESTED IN ADOPTING?
1. APPLICATION: (Note: this is not first-come-first-served - we are looking for the best fit for each cat or kitten.)
a. Complete and submit the online form at www.feralaffairs.org/adopt/ and email us at FeralAffairsNetwork@gmail.com
b. Complete our Kitty Care Quiz at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/kittyquiz - easy peasy if you READ each small section (Note: this is **different from the application you completed),
2. PHONE CALL: Schedule a call with our Adoption Coordinator, after completing the above steps, to review your application/questionnaire for approval and answer any questions about your preferred kitty and our adoption process
2. MEET-N-GREET: We'll set up a time for you to get to know each other, whether at their foster home and/or Norfolk's Catnip Cat Cafe
3. CONTRACT: If we both determine you & your kitten(s) or cat (s) are a good match, then the adoption proceeds. Contract is completed, signed, fee is paid, and your new furry friend(s) can go home with you!

Feral Affairs Network (FAN) is a 501c3 nonprofit group focused on caring for community cats. 100% of adoption fees and donations go to saving cats and kittens from lives of despair.

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