Saben

Saben is a quiet, sensitive boy who is still learning that people can be safe and kind. After spending time living in a colony, indoor life is a big adjustment for him, and he currently feels most comfortable observing from cozy hiding spots and venturing out at night. While he may not be the cat who immediately greets you at the door, his foster has already seen glimpses of the sweet soul underneath his shyness - especially when he curls up beside other cats for comfort. <br/><br/>Saben would thrive in a calm, patient home with another friendly cat to help him feel secure and show him the ropes. He'll need adopters who understand that trust takes time, but for the right person, watching him slowly come out of his shell will be incredibly rewarding. He may be FIV+, but cats with FIV can still live long, happy lives with proper care and lots of love.

Saben is a quiet, sensitive boy who is still learning that people can be safe and kind. After spending time living in a colony, indoor life is a big adjustment for him, and he currently feels most comfortable observing from cozy hiding spots and venturing out at night. While he may not be the cat who immediately greets you at the door, his foster has already seen glimpses of the sweet soul underneath his shyness - especially when he curls up beside other cats for comfort.

Saben would thrive in a calm, patient home with another friendly cat to help him feel secure and show him the ropes. He'll need adopters who understand that trust takes time, but for the right person, watching him slowly come out of his shell will be incredibly rewarding. He may be FIV+, but cats with FIV can still live long, happy lives with proper care and lots of love.

Saben is a quiet, sensitive boy who is still learning that people can be safe and kind. After spending time living in a colony, indoor life is a big adjustment for him, and he currently feels most comfortable observing from cozy hiding spots and venturing out at night. While he may not be the cat who immediately greets you at the door, his foster has already seen glimpses of the sweet soul underneath his shyness - especially when he curls up beside other cats for comfort.

Saben would thrive in a calm, patient home with another friendly cat to help him feel secure and show him the ropes. He'll need adopters who understand that trust takes time, but for the right person, watching him slowly come out of his shell will be incredibly rewarding. He may be FIV+, but cats with FIV can still live long, happy lives with proper care and lots of love.