Meet Calypso, a calm, cool, and collected feline ready to sail into his forever home. This gorgeous heartthrob is equal parts handsome and spirited, boasting a big personality and an even bigger zest for life. Calypso is quite expressive and thrives on positive reinforcement, especially when it comes to his favorite hobby: scratching! He's looking for a home that understands and celebrates typical cat behaviors, providing him with the tools and praise he needs to be happy.
As a Domestic Shorthair mix, Calypso likely possesses the adaptable and affectionate traits common to many mixed-breed cats. While specific breed traits are varied, these cats are generally known for their resilience and ability to form strong bonds with their families. Calypso's preference for pine or paper-based litter is a unique trait that his new family should be prepared to accommodate. Providing multiple scratching options will be key to his happiness, as he truly enjoys this natural feline behavior.
Calypso is simply looking for a loving home that appreciates cats for who they are and is excited to set him up for success. In return, you'll gain a stunning, affectionate companion ready to make your house his happily-ever-after harbor. He's an adult cat with moderate energy, requiring minimal exercise, making him a wonderful addition to a variety of households. If you're ready for a spirited and handsome friend, Calypso is waiting for you!
Special Needs
Prefers pine or paper-based litter.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
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