Roscoe prefers to take life at his own pace, usually lounging somewhere he can watch everything unfold. He likes to observe other kittens’ antics from a distance, showing a certain dignity, but lately he's shed his shyness for a more affectionate streak. Three weeks ago, he discovered his inner cuddle bug and now will arch his back and lean in when someone reaches to pet him. He may try to wriggle away if carried, not out of fear but preference; he just likes his feet on the ground when it comes to getting attention. You'll sometimes find him curled up at the foot of the bed, making it clear he enjoys closeness without crowding. Roscoe has a hearty appetite, especially when treats are on offer—he'll jump down from his perch without hesitation for a snack. There’s more of him to love too; he’s notably bigger and chunkier than his siblings, with a plush black and white coat that begs to be nuzzled. People can’t help but stop and admire him, and once he’s comfortable, he’s happy to accept attention—even a face buried in his fur doesn’t bother him. He’s independent and happy to play solo, but the joy is visible when he joins in with his brother. This is a cat for someone patient and experienced, who will appreciate his gentle temperament as well as his stubborn independence. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.