Bronco

Bronco is a handsome, fluffy boy who has a pleasant maturity. So you don’t need to worry about him getting into too many shenanigans around the house (although he’s an expert at opening closet doors!), and he doesn’t demand too much attention. He is a lovely cat who is easy to share a home with, once he’s had time to settle in. He is best suited to a patient, calm, quiet, adult-only household. In a nutshell, once he feels safe, Bronco is very sweet and enjoys being petted, and has a cute thing where he raises and curls his front paw while happily purring. He’s quick to purr and loves butting his head against you when looking for attention or food. He enjoys wand play and will occasionally bat toys around. He hasn’t become lap cuddly yet, but he shows his affection in other ways. He has a magnificently long full tail that he enjoys holding high when he’s happy. Bronco originally came into foster care as a 4 month old kitten along with his brother Raider (also available). He was adopted and loved, but once young children were added to the family dynamic, he did not cope well and spent most of his time in hiding. He came back into foster care and is looking for a quiet, adult-only adoptive home. As there is no resident cat in his foster home, we can’t be sure how he would react to a new cat in the home. He has been living with his brother Raider. They don’t cuddle together but have been coexisting nicely, though occasionally hissing can be heard and we’re not sure yet which cat is doing the hissing, which seems to be mostly related to being hungry as meal time approaches. During his first few weeks here, Bronco seemed to gain some reassurance from seeing Raider interact with his foster family, so it might be helpful if there’s a friendly cat in his new home to help model this behaviour, but it isn’t required. He’s still very scared of the resident dog, so he’s requested that his furever home be dog-free.