His story: his mama Violet was found roaming around the streets in Santa Ana, where there are 100’s of homeless cats. Being Super friendly, she went up to people for attention. One neighbor was keeping tabs on her and realized one day that her belly was getting wider and wider. No surprise there! She reached out for help and the day after Violet was picked up she gave birth to a litter of 5. Violet was no more than 6 months old when she got pregnant. She was Rescued just in time. She was such a good mom that a couple of weeks after she gave birth, she took on a sixth kitten that was found all by herself. Violet became a surrogate, saving a life.
Benedict (named after a character from the TV series
Bridgerton on Netflix) is very sweet, confident and friendly, he enjoys lounging around and getting attention from people. He is very affectionate. As soon as you sit or lay down, he will be there to take a nap on you! He loves to snuggle and cuddle. He likes to play on cat trees, chase his siblings and other kitties. He loves climbing up cat trees, looking out windows, playing with all kinds of toys. He has a lot of energy and is super fast! He does very well meeting new kitties and is use to small cat friendly dogs.
Benedict unfortunately had a very bad eye infection and after treatment with several antibiotics, his right eye was damaged and the vet said he has corneal scaring, he’s comfortable and no additional medication or treatment was needed. He can see just fine.
Benedict must be adopted to a home that already has a cat that is three years old or younger. He cannot be an only pet. He would do better with a Kitty companion. If you do not already have a young cat, he can be adopted with one siblings, Anthony or Penelope or a young cat that he is currently living with.
DOB 3/14/26
Please consider making a difference by adopting a pet or two. These kittens and cats are patiently waiting for a forever home, and they are sure to fill your life with love and happiness for a very long time.
“Saving one animal won’t change the world, but it will change the world for that animal.”
Health and Medical Information:
fully vetted and ready for adoption! They have been neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, tested negative for FIV and leukemia, and treated for fleas and worms. Adopting saves you the time and cost of these medical procedures, which would typically be 2–4 times more at a veterinary clinic and take up more of your time.
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Domestic Short Hair
female, medium, baby
Domestic Short Hair
