Benji - Siberian and Norwegian Forest Cat Cat for Adoption in Satsuma, Alabama

Meet Benji

Benji is a long haired Siberian Norwegian Forest Cat mix with a name that fits his handsome personality. Just look at those beautiful blue eyes and that gorgeous fluffy coat. He is definitely a handsome guy, but his personality is what really makes him special.

Benji is incredibly gentle and absolutely loves people. He is the kind of cat who wants to be wherever you are, so don't be surprised if you turn around and find him following you from room to room. He just wants to be part of whatever you're doing.

He also has a soft spot for kittens. Benji is wonderful with them and seems to genuinely enjoy their company. He has such a calm, sweet nature that he makes a great companion for both people and other cats.

Benji is a gentle, loving boy who is happiest when he is near his humans. If you're looking for a beautiful cat with an even better personality, this handsome guy could be your perfect match.

Interested in adopting Benji?
Apply here: https://form.jotform.com/252826030595054

Benji is up to date on vaccines, neutered, and has received parasite prevention.

If you seem to be a good fit, our team will reach out to schedule a video meet so you can see just how sweet and gentle Benji truly is.

The Norwegian forest cat, known for its strong and muscular build, striking bushy tail, and waterproof double layered coat, is a highly intelligent and independent breed. Originating from the forests of Norway, these gentle giants are excellent climbers and hunters, showcasing their natural agility and keen hunting skills. With a calm and playful demeanor, the Norwegian forest cat is a loving companion that forms strong bonds with its family members, making it a cherished addition to any home.

The Siberian cat breed is known for its majestic appearance, with a dense triple coat that resists matting and a bushy tail. These large, muscular cats are affectionate, playful, and intelligent, making them great companions for families. They have a hypoallergenic coat that produces less of the allergenic protein Fel D1, which can be a boon for allergy sufferers. With their love for climbing and hunting, Siberians maintain their wild instincts while enjoying indoor living.