Badger

*Update*
This kitty is VERY playful. He never hisses or scratches us (claws stay in paws) but he will gnaw on you as if you were a litter-mate. He will grow out of this behavior, and a quick squirt of water is enough to stop him. But he is not a big, lazy cuddler like other cats. He has started to snuggle up to us more, especially after he gets tuckered out from a laser pointer play session, and he is always easy to pick up--never runs away and hides from us.

Badger followed my boyfriend into the elevator of our apartment building, got off on the same floor, and walked straight into our flat like he owned the place. We've put up posters because he has been well taken care of, but no one has claimed him yet.

This little tabby made himself at home right away. I've never seen a cat so comfortable in a new environment so quickly. We named him Badger because he is kind of like a honey badger. He just doesn't give a...

He's really playful, clean, friendly, and we can both handle him with ease. I estimate he's between 4 and 5 months old. We would love to keep Badger, but we already have one rescue cat and can't really afford two, especially since we won't be staying in Korea for very long. So far our cat (Kpop) and Badger are tolerant but not friendly towards each other. But I do think with some patience Badger will get along fine with other felines.

Badger needs to be neutered, but the adoption fee will cover those costs as well as his first round of shots. We also can provide a nice litter tray, food bowls, and a few other things to get you started.

We live near Pyeongtaek, but don't have a car, so you would either have to pick him up or be willing to meet us somewhere near the area.