Durian
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Durian
AvailableDurian is a three-month-old male Domestic Short Hair. He’s a small black kitten who will soon be spayed and has his vaccinations up to date. While he currently has no special needs, he's ready for a loving home in Wilmington, DE. Durian's journey has just begun, and he's waiting for someone to show him the ropes.
About Durian
Durian is an adorable baby boy who recently found his way to us. He's just three months old and is still learning about the world. Having come from a shelter, we don't have a full background on him yet. Kittens require patience and training to help them adjust to home life. The first few months are crucial for socialization, and supporters are encouraged to expose Durian to various sounds, people, and even other pets. Your positive interactions will play a significant role in shaping his behavior as he grows into a confident adult cat. Consider giving Durian a loving home. Adoption is a first-come, best-match process, so get in touch if you're interested. Expect to bring all household members along for a meeting to ensure a great fit! We even encourage same-day adoptions when a match is made. Adoption fees cover his spay, microchip, vaccinations, and a small bag of food to help you start. Your new friend awaits — apply to adopt Durian today!
Adoption Fee
$150Payment after application.
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Questions about Durian
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Domestic Short Hair cats like Durian generally adapt well to indoor living environments, making them great companions for households of various sizes.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Durian, being a kitten, doesn't need a lot of outdoor space; in fact, a safe indoor environment is ideal for his development.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, Domestic Short Hair cats like Durian can bond well with children. Just remember, proper supervision and positive interactions are key.











