Edwin
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Edwin
AvailableEdwin is a buff tabby domestic long hair cat, about a year and a half old, living in New Britain, CT. He’s medium-sized with long, soft fur and has been neutered and vaccinated. Edwin is house trained and known for his affectionate streaks. He would thrive in a calm environment with an adopter experienced in reading cat behavior.
About Edwin
Edwin is a 1.5-year-old neutered male with a soft, long buff tabby coat. His start in life was rough; after losing his person, Edwin arrived fearful and out of sorts, hiding away for weeks. Over time and with a lot of patience, he surfaced as a clean, affectionate shadow who trails behind you, ready to greet you at the door and curl up beside you while you relax. His bursts of energy and quirky zoomies are almost as endearing as his delight in hunting bugs indoors. He’s food-motivated, chatty, and always curious. Edwin isn’t a cat for a loud or chaotic home. He’s sensitive to handling in some situations, so he needs someone experienced with feline body language—someone who will let him set the pace. Kids are fine if they’re gentle and respectful. He’s used to having the spotlight to himself and seems to prefer it that way, so he may do best as the only cat or pet for now. With time and gentle consistency, Edwin gives his whole heart to his person. He’ll come to you with his favorite toys and comfort items so he can settle in. Your patience will be repaid with unwavering loyalty. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Edwin
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Domestic long hair cats like Edwin tend to thrive in calm, stable homes. They appreciate consistent routines and spaces where they can relax and feel safe.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Edwin, as a domestic long hair cat, is perfectly content living entirely indoors. Outdoor access is not required and, in fact, indoor-only living is usually safest for cats like him.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Domestic long hairs such as Edwin can do well with children if the kids are taught to be respectful and gentle. Edwin himself is noted to get along with children who understand boundaries.











