Kitkat has that frozen, wide-eyed expression as if caught off guard. It’s taken him a little longer than his siblings to warm up, but once you’ve earned his trust, he becomes a surprisingly affectionate snuggler. He’ll climb up on your lap to share your TV time—always hoping for a taste of your snack—and he isn’t shy about head butting your hand when he wants more pets. Kitkat needs some patience at first. He prefers to hide and observe until he feels safe. He’s slower to adjust to new routines or skills, but eventually finds his rhythm. Lifting and carrying aren’t his favorite things. Kitkat will do best in a quiet, steady home where things don’t change too much and small children aren’t part of the mix. He’s come a long way and just needs someone who will let him settle in at his own pace. Think you are the one? Submit an application!