Banner
Available
Banner
AvailableBanner is a female domestic short hair kitten located in Eugene, OR. She is a baby with a medium build, has a short coat, and is entirely house trained. Banner is spayed and has updated vaccinations. She thrives on affection and play and loves interacting with other cats.
About Banner
Meet Banner, a gentle black kitten with a heart full of love, ready to find her forever home. While she’s a bit introverted compared to her siblings, give her time, and her playful side will shine through. Banner adores toys, especially those resembling birds, and cherishes playtime with her human friends. Since arriving at the rescue, she's gained confidence and discovered how to communicate with her adorable meows, which earn her attention and treats. While she’s wonderful with older children who respect her space, she can be nervous around loud noises. Therefore, she’d thrive in a quieter home without toddlers. As part of the "4th of July" litter, she shares a bond with her sisters, Eagle and Stripes. If you're interested, consider adopting one of her siblings for extra companionship. Banner would do best with at least one other kitty in the home to keep her company. Think you could be the perfect match for this sweet girl? What are you waiting for? Apply today!
Adoption Fee
$200Payment after application.
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Questions about Banner
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Banner, as a domestic short hair cat, usually prefers a loving home where she can feel secure and associated with both humans and other cats.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Typically, domestic short hair cats like Banner do well in indoor environments. They enjoy safe outdoor time, but a secure indoor space is ideal for their well-being.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Banner gets along well with children, particularly older kids who understand her boundaries. She may not be the best fit for families with very young children due to her sensitive nature.
