Benito

Meet Benito!<br/><br/>Benito is the only boy in the Bad Bunny litter! He's sweet, gentle, and incredibly friendly. He loves people and is already ready to curl up and watch tv with his fosters. He loves other cats and gets along great with his siblings and fosters' resident cats. He's great at respecting boundaries of their older cat who doesn't love to play like their fosters' other cats. <br/><br/>Benito also has done great with kids and we think he'd also do well with dogs - he's at the perfect age to introduce them! He's confident and playful, but has a gentle, quiet spirit that just makes him a delight and a wonderful companion. He gives his purrs and affection generously and to everyone. He loves to curl up on his foster dad's lap to play video games or lay right by his foster mom while she works. <br/><br/>Benito is also incredibly handsome. His fosters think he looks like a mini wildcat. He has a striking face that is complemented by his beautiful markings.<br/><br/>His story began before he was even born. A kind woman noticed a pregnant stray cat visiting her home and began leaving food out for her. One day, mama disappeared, only to return several weeks later with her kittens in tow. Believing she had found a safe place for them, mama tucked her babies into the wheel well of the woman's car. Thankfully, their tiny cries were heard before anyone drove away. The family quickly brought mama and kittens inside and reached out to RARE for help.<br/><br/>Benito and his siblings are also expert litter box users, making the transition into their forever homes even easier.<br/><br/>Benito would thrive in a home where he can truly shine and show off his sweet personality. He's proof that sometimes the quietest kittens have the most to say.<br/><br/>Fill out an adoption application at rarerescue.org today!<br/><br/><br/><br/>ADOPTION FEES: Our Adoption Fees vary based on adoptability to help all of the animals in our organization. Please make sure to read the adoption fee below in the bio.<br/><br/>STEPS TO ADOPT:<br/><br/>Read the adoptables bio below, including their adoption fee<br/><br/>Go to RARErescue.org and Read our ADOPTION PROCESS page under the "Adopt" section <br/><br/>Complete the CAT ADOPTION INTEREST FORM (located on our website RARErescue.org)<br/><br/>We understand that it is important to you to find the right fit for your family. We feel the same way! The CAT ADOPTION INTEREST FORM is important and REQUIRED for this reason. <br/><br/>All of our Adoptables are:<br/><br/>*Spayed/neutered; Up to date on vaccines (age appropriate); On flea prevention; De-wormed; FELV/FIV tested; Microchipped prior to adoption<br/><br/>Visit our website/Click on Adopt to "APPLY" today! RARErescue.org<br/><br/>BREEDS: We are not breed experts. The breed(s) listed for each adoptable are best guesses or suggestions.<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE: We are a non-profit organization without municipal or government funding. Veterinary/Medical expenses are constant for an animal rescue. Our adoption fees not only help to provide vetting and care for the animal being adopted, but they also help to cover heartworm treatments and other treatable ailments that many animals, that would otherwise be euthanized, need in order to be made available for adoption.<br/><br/>Please understand that adopting an animal is a LIFETIME COMMITMENT to that animal and there will be veterinary expenses throughout their life that can often cost several hundreds, if not thousands of dollars (without pet insurance), especially without annual checkups and preventative care. As a potential family for this pet you are responsible for their safety and that includes keeping them on your property.<br/><br/>***If you are not in the middle Tennessee area, transport can potentially be arranged to approved homes, depending on distance and local adaptability. We normally do not allow adoptions outside of 1.5 hours driving distance.<br/><br/>Thank you for choosing to adopt, foster, or aid in the rescue efforts of RARE!

Meet Benito!

Benito is the only boy in the Bad Bunny litter! He's sweet, gentle, and incredibly friendly. He loves people and is already ready to curl up and watch tv with his fosters. He loves other cats and gets along great with his siblings and fosters' resident cats. He's great at respecting boundaries of their older cat who doesn't love to play like their fosters' other cats.

Benito also has done great with kids and we think he'd also do well with dogs - he's at the perfect age to introduce them! He's confident and playful, but has a gentle, quiet spirit that just makes him a delight and a wonderful companion. He gives his purrs and affection generously and to everyone. He loves to curl up on his foster dad's lap to play video games or lay right by his foster mom while she works.

Benito is also incredibly handsome. His fosters think he looks like a mini wildcat. He has a striking face that is complemented by his beautiful markings.

His story began before he was even born. A kind wom

Meet Benito!

Benito is the only boy in the Bad Bunny litter! He's sweet, gentle, and incredibly friendly. He loves people and is already ready to curl up and watch tv with his fosters. He loves other cats and gets along great with his siblings and fosters' resident cats. He's great at respecting boundaries of their older cat who doesn't love to play like their fosters' other cats.

Benito also has done great with kids and we think he'd also do well with dogs - he's at the perfect age to introduce them! He's confident and playful, but has a gentle, quiet spirit that just makes him a delight and a wonderful companion. He gives his purrs and affection generously and to everyone. He loves to curl up on his foster dad's lap to play video games or lay right by his foster mom while she works.

Benito is also incredibly handsome. His fosters think he looks like a mini wildcat. He has a striking face that is complemented by his beautiful markings.

His story began before he was even born. A kind woman noticed a pregnant stray cat visiting her home and began leaving food out for her. One day, mama disappeared, only to return several weeks later with her kittens in tow. Believing she had found a safe place for them, mama tucked her babies into the wheel well of the woman's car. Thankfully, their tiny cries were heard before anyone drove away. The family quickly brought mama and kittens inside