Fracture - Winterville, GA

What an interesting little fellow! Fracture is a shy little bug with a bunch of quirky<br/>features. He's a bit wary at first and takes some time to come around, but once he does he's very sweet and has a good little motor. So what makes Fracture so quirky? First off, Fracture by far has the shortest hair of any cat we've ever seen (aside from the hairless variety, of course). He's also like, 60% legs, and the result is that he's remarkably sleek and handsome. He also comes with an off-switch. Lay a hand on Fracture and he goes TOTALLY limp noodle on you, like a momma cat carrying a baby by the scruff. We've seen this feature plenty of times, but Fracture takes it to another level. Toss him, turn him, flip him around, and he just goes with it. Then of course there's the elephant in the room: his eye. Fracture had a bad upper respiratory infection as a kitten that resulted in the recession of one of his eyes. He likely has no vision out of it, but he cares absolutely not, no worries! Personally, with his ultra-sleek coat and single eye, we think he just likes cosplaying as a blacksmith. Given his nervous nature, Fracture would probably do best in a *slightly* quieter home. He's plenty playful and enjoys a good wrestling session, and we think he'd do well with any kind of furry friend (cats, dogs, capybara, moose), as long as his friends are gentle until he gets to know them a bit. He would love to go home with one of his Smallstead siblings!<br/><br/>Adoption Application - http://fs17.formsite.com/cofas/catform/<br/><br/>All of our cats and kittens are fostered in homes so we know their personalities. They are spayed or neutered, tested for FIV and FeLV, up to date on shots, microchipped, de-wormed, and on flea preventative. Our goal is to match our fosters with the best home possible.<br/><br/>The adoption fees for our felines are as follows: $150 for kittens (or 2 for $250); $100 for adult cats (or 2 for $170); and $75 each for our special seniors/FIV+ kitties. Please email cofaspets@gmail.com for more information.<br/><br/>Not yet ready to adopt? You can sponsor a pet now to help pay for medical expenses, special diets, toys and treats, emergency medical care, etc. Our adoption fee rarely covers our expenses, so any size donation is appreciated! You can donate by check or Paypal by visiting our website at www.cofas.org/donateathenscats

What an interesting little fellow! Fracture is a shy little bug with a bunch of quirky
features. He's a bit wary at first and takes some time to come around, but once he does he's very sweet and has a good little motor. So what makes Fracture so quirky? First off, Fracture by far has the shortest hair of any cat we've ever seen (aside from the hairless variety, of course). He's also like, 60% legs, and the result is that he's remarkably sleek and handsome. He also comes with an off-switch. Lay a hand on Fracture and he goes TOTALLY limp noodle on you, like a momma cat carrying a baby by the scruff. We've seen this feature plenty of times, but Fracture takes it to another level. Toss him, turn him, flip him around, and he just goes with it. Then of course there's the elephant in the room: his eye. Fracture had a bad upper respiratory infection as a kitten that resulted in the recession of one of his eyes. He likely has no vision out of it, but he cares absolutely not, no worries! Personally, with his ultra-sleek coat and

What an interesting little fellow! Fracture is a shy little bug with a bunch of quirky
features. He's a bit wary at first and takes some time to come around, but once he does he's very sweet and has a good little motor. So what makes Fracture so quirky? First off, Fracture by far has the shortest hair of any cat we've ever seen (aside from the hairless variety, of course). He's also like, 60% legs, and the result is that he's remarkably sleek and handsome. He also comes with an off-switch. Lay a hand on Fracture and he goes TOTALLY limp noodle on you, like a momma cat carrying a baby by the scruff. We've seen this feature plenty of times, but Fracture takes it to another level. Toss him, turn him, flip him around, and he just goes with it. Then of course there's the elephant in the room: his eye. Fracture had a bad upper respiratory infection as a kitten that resulted in the recession of one of his eyes. He likely has no vision out of it, but he cares absolutely not, no worries! Personally, with his ultra-sleek coat and single eye, we think he just likes cosplaying as a blacksmith. Given his nervous nature, Fracture would probably do best in a *slightly* quieter home. He's plenty playful and enjoys a good wrestling session, and we think he'd do well with any kind of furry friend (cats, dogs, capybara, moose), as long as his friends are gentle until he gets to know them a bit. He would love to go home with one of