Nyx

Nyx and her siblings were semi-feral kittens when they came to FUR. They have made great progress with their socialization, but they will still need time and patience from a cat-savvy adopter to reach their full potential!<br/><br/>What do they like? They enjoy playtime, cat trees, and wand toys. They are food motivated, and have reached the point where they will allow pets and affection from long-term volunteers. Some of the kittens will occasionally cuddle next to or on a volunteer, if they sit quietly on the floor with them.<br/><br/>Ideally, they would thrive in a quiet home, preferably with another friendly cat to help encourage their socialization progress. These wonderful kittens are just waiting for the right person, with a good knowledge of cat behavior, to come along and show them that humans aren't all that bad after all!

Nyx and her siblings were semi-feral kittens when they came to FUR. They have made great progress with their socialization, but they will still need time and patience from a cat-savvy adopter to reach their full potential!

What do they like? They enjoy playtime, cat trees, and wand toys. They are food motivated, and have reached the point where they will allow pets and affection from long-term volunteers. Some of the kittens will occasionally cuddle next to or on a volunteer, if they sit quietly on the floor with them.

Ideally, they would thrive in a quiet home, preferably with another friendly cat to help encourage their socialization progress. These wonderful kittens are just waiting for the right person, with a good knowledge of cat behavior, to come along and show them that humans aren't all that bad after all!

Nyx and her siblings were semi-feral kittens when they came to FUR. They have made great progress with their socialization, but they will still need time and patience from a cat-savvy adopter to reach their full potential!

What do they like? They enjoy playtime, cat trees, and wand toys. They are food motivated, and have reached the point where they will allow pets and affection from long-term volunteers. Some of the kittens will occasionally cuddle next to or on a volunteer, if they sit quietly on the floor with them.

Ideally, they would thrive in a quiet home, preferably with another friendly cat to help encourage their socialization progress. These wonderful kittens are just waiting for the right person, with a good knowledge of cat behavior, to come along and show them that humans aren't all that bad after all!