Ben is a buff shorthaired cutie and is about 9 weeks old (as of 8/23). He has quite an engaging and charming personality -a very loving, purring one. Left homeless at the county shelter along with his siblings, Ben and the rest were rescued and have been fostered by a loving, attentive family. Ben is very good with adults and kids alike, and lives life to the fullest! He loves to play, play and then play some more. Curious, this little investigator will romp at high speeds, sneak around corners and make you laugh, grin and love him a bit more with each day he is a part of your life. He gets along well with the nice dog and kitties at his foster home, and adapts with ease once acquainted. He loves to snuggle and play with a furry companion when you are at work or busy around the house, but will often hang out by your side ready to lend a paw if you need one! Ben gets along purrfect with everyone he meets, and is a greeter and purrer with everyone he meets! He loves to play and be held, and purrs up a storm when you are loving on him. He has super soft fur and is quite handsome in buff tabby markings and those gentle eyes of his always have a hint of mischevious. Ben will make a wonderful addition for a home or family ready to shower him with attention, give him a place to snuggle beside in bed or on the sofa, and cherish his purrs always. Email your application today! IMPORTANT All adoptable pets are fostered in volunteers' homes. We do not have the volunteer resources to answer phone or email inquiries without a completed application. To ensure your inquiry about this pet receives proper and prompt attention, please complete an adoption application and send to the e-mail address beneath the pet's photo (there is no obligation to adopt). We do adopt out of state. Prior to being placed up for adoption, all cats at minimum receive a veterinary exam and are neutered/spayed, tested negative for FeLuk/FIV, HomeAgain micro-chipped, current on all shots and Rabies, fecal tested and de-wormed, and flea treated with Frontline, and ear mite treated with Revolution if needed. Prior to being placed for adoption, all kittens (under 5 months of age) receive at minimum a veterinary exam and are neutered/spayed, tested negative FeLuk, HomeAgain micro-chipped, current on booster shots, fecal tested and de-wormed, and flea treated with Frontline, and ear mite treated with Revolution if needed. For more info on adoption cost, procedures and to fill out a CAT ADOPTION APPLICATION, click on "Scott County Humane Society" under the pet's photo. Applications must be copy/pasted into an email or word document and all sections must be completed by applicant. PLEASE MAKE A DONATION TO HELP PAY FOR THIS CAT'S FOOD AND VET COSTS

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