Mister Biscuits is a black and white domestic short-haired cat who ended up outdoors for about a year before a good samaritan stepped in. He and his feline companion, Mister Gravies, started their rescue journey as juveniles, coming around with their mom. Initially shy and easily startled, Mister Biscuits grows more comfortable with time and patience. Full body pets are his weakness, and he’ll rub against your legs or slink into a cozy tunnel for comfort. While he doesn’t love being picked up, he tolerates it, and he’s been thriving indoors since his flea and URI treatments. He’s not picky about food—wet, dry, all kinds go down easy for him. Litter box habits are consistent, and he gets along well with other cats, though his foster hasn’t tested him around dogs. Older kids with good boundaries would be his best fit, as Mister Biscuits values a stress-free environment. His adopter will receive comprehensive medical records, including vaccine information and microchip details, with support as he settles in. Start him in a quiet room and give him time to settle, and you’ll see his brave side emerge. They send families home with supplies and transition tips, plus ongoing support for parasite checks and health follow-ups. Make their next chapter their best one yet.