Cinder

Cinder is a handsome house panther & our big beautiful boy!<br/>When Cinder came in he was in need of socialization & had been through a traumatic situation. He hid under his sofa for 2 weeks coming out for food & to use his litter when no one was around. He eventually came out & would hide under the blanket on his sofa but would stay there when companions came in & allow them to pet him through the blanket & then under the blanket. After a short period he would retreat under the sofa so we finally took the legs off his sofa & built him a blanket fort to hide under. He adapted to that & allowed us to sit with him & pet him. He increasingly enjoyed the petting & started coming out to walk across our laps & finally started to settle into laps & actually play with toys with the companions. <br/>Cinder has become quite a lap cat in recent months & weeks with his latest triumph being that he is able to meet a potential adopter & have some lap time with them after some gentle petting as an intro.<br/>Cinder will need a patient owner with a quiet home. Cinder would be best as an only or one of a pair if the other cat is accepting & friendly & not dominant & bullying. <br/>Cinder will need to meet his potential adopter & get to know them with a few visits to get comfortable with them before going to his new home & will be best off transitioning by staying in one room during his initial introduction to his new home so he is not overwhelmed. <br/>Cinders special need is that he requires the patience & comfort of a traumatized cat. <br/>Once he is comfortable & trusts you he will be your loyal, forever companion & you will have a hard time getting him off your lap & to stop headbutting you! He is a real love sponge with so much love to give! <br/>He is so solid & handsome with silky smooth fur & beautiful golden eyes. He is truly a wonderful cat.

Cinder is a handsome house panther & our big beautiful boy!
When Cinder came in he was in need of socialization & had been through a traumatic situation. He hid under his sofa for 2 weeks coming out for food & to use his litter when no one was around. He eventually came out & would hide under the blanket on his sofa but would stay there when companions came in & allow them to pet him through the blanket & then under the blanket. After a short period he would retreat under the sofa so we finally took the legs off his sofa & built him a blanket fort to hide under. He adapted to that & allowed us to sit with him & pet him. He increasingly enjoyed the petting & started coming out to walk across our laps & finally started to settle into laps & actually play with toys with the companions.
Cinder has become quite a lap cat in recent months & weeks with his latest triumph being that he is able to meet a potential adopter & have some lap time with them after some gentle petting as an intro.
Cinder will need a patie

Cinder is a handsome house panther & our big beautiful boy!
When Cinder came in he was in need of socialization & had been through a traumatic situation. He hid under his sofa for 2 weeks coming out for food & to use his litter when no one was around. He eventually came out & would hide under the blanket on his sofa but would stay there when companions came in & allow them to pet him through the blanket & then under the blanket. After a short period he would retreat under the sofa so we finally took the legs off his sofa & built him a blanket fort to hide under. He adapted to that & allowed us to sit with him & pet him. He increasingly enjoyed the petting & started coming out to walk across our laps & finally started to settle into laps & actually play with toys with the companions.
Cinder has become quite a lap cat in recent months & weeks with his latest triumph being that he is able to meet a potential adopter & have some lap time with them after some gentle petting as an intro.
Cinder will need a patient owner with a quiet home. Cinder would be best as an only or one of a pair if the other cat is accepting & friendly & not dominant & bullying.
Cinder will need to meet his potential adopter & get to know them with a few visits to get comfortable with them before going to his new home & will be best off transitioning by staying in one room during his initial introduction to his new home so