Cedar is considered semi-feral and is still very unsure about people, though he sometimes seems curious enough to suggest he may want attention on his own terms. He came from an area where feral cats had been living and multiplying, so human interaction is still something he's learning about. Cedar may be happiest living as a barn cat, where he can enjoy the freedom to come and go as he pleases while doing what cats do best—hunting and helping keep the rodent population down. In return for a safe place with shelter, food, and fresh water, Cedar can live comfortably in an environment that suits him best. He is neutered, up to date on vet care, and ready for a fresh start.