Hatchet is a striking tuxedo kitten, still just a few months old and figuring out the world. Early on, Hatchet made himself invisible and set clear boundaries: he’d hide, hiss, swat, and bite if anyone came near. Over time, he’s started to rewrite that rulebook. These days, Hatchet will stroll through the house with some confidence, lounge openly, and even hold eye contact with his people. The progress is real—just slow and steady. He’s a cat’s cat through and through. Feline companionship is the straightest line to his trust, and he’s happiest around other cats, especially kittens. Hatchet is food motivated and playful; he now plays with wand toys in the open and naps where he can watch the world go by. Human touch, though, isn’t on his menu—petting is off-limits, and he’ll only approach on his own unpredictable terms. Sudden movements and looming figures will send him back into hiding, so patience and a gentle presence are musts. Hatchet might even come around to dogs, if given a respectful introduction. Hatchet isn’t a match for first-time owners. He needs someone who will accept his quirks and let him set the pace, without taking things personally. If you have a calm home with another friendly cat and can appreciate hard-won, incremental victories, Hatchet might just be the project for you. Your reward is watching a ghost learn how to trust—one cautious step at a time. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.