Statue / Spock!

I kind of watch a lot of Star Trek... If it helps you get a feel for this cat, he's the Spock of the bunch. He's cool, calm, and collected, often sitting by regally while his brothers and sisters act like idiots. He's stand-offish, and independent, but loyal and kind, and has super-kitty strength and really cute ears. He'll happily cuddle you to show his admiration for logical behavior like feeding him, or going to bed, or watching Star Trek. Good choices, human.

The largest of the litter! The strongest of the troop! The dopiest of the bunch! Statue started out as the most timid kitten, and took the longest to come around, but now he is just as eager as the others to be petted and loved. Often as we go to bed, Statue will hop up and push his head into our hands and purr away. He often seems to stay a little on the sidelines when all the kittens play together. But he does have a good sense of humor.. He's the one pulling on other's tails, or leaping out of a hiding place to make his brothers jump and run. He's definitely a lot of fun, but on the quiet side.
Here are his brothers, who are also in need of a home. If you're looking to adopt two or three cats, these guys already get along beautifully. http://www.animalrescuekorea.org/cat/2154, http://www.animalrescuekorea.org/cat/2153.

From the rescuer: This is one of the 5 feral kittens my husband and I rescued that were dumped up in the mountain along side a road after their mother had been killed. They were all take into foster care and are all now thriving. The idea was to take them to the shelter after they were vaccinated but these kittens are very adoptable now so we are all hoping someone will open there heart and welcome them into their lives...

Here is the blog:

http://www.animalrescuekorea.org/blog/shellyvv/help-us-stay-healthy

Their foster parents are leaving Korea at the end of Sep so this is urgent.

From the original fosters: The most independent of the group, Statue used to wander off into unknown (to them) corners of the apartment and start meowing for help from his brothers and sister. From the start he was almost indifferent about us while the others were terrified, now he is calm, beautiful, and will sometimes greet us with a face-cuddle. He loves being pet as much as the rest of them, he just doesn’t seek it out as often.