Bri

Hi, I’m Bri!

I came into foster care friendly and unbothered, and I've very much stayed that way. Other cats? Love them. New people? Love them too. Dogs are still a bit of a mystery, but I'm open to figuring them out!

I'm a chatty girl with a lot to say. If you don't seem to be paying attention, I'll go and find something to bring you. Usually one of your socks. I like to deliver them in the middle of the night so you know I've been thinking of you!

I'm a bit on the skinny side at the moment, so I'm being fed twice a day to fill out properly. But I'll inhale my meals and, fair warning, I'm not above stealing yours if you look away. I'm also still learning that hands aren't for biting during play, even when I'm very excited, so cat-confident kids only, please.

I'm a velcro girl through and through, so I'd love a home where someone's around most of the day. I'm a five out of five on the energy scale, and on the cuddling scale. Give me a soft toy to bunny kick, a cat wheel to run on, and a person that loves me to cuddle up to, and I’ll give you everything I’ve got.

I’m looking for a forever home that’s willing to lavish me with attention, play with me lots, and will let me continue my very important sock redistribution work. Could that be with you?

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Beagle Freedom Cats have all been rescued from research environments, and their early life experiences are very different from most rescue cats. This shapes how they view the world, and how they interact with new people and places. When you give a BFA cat a chance, you’re saving their life and helping create space for the next research cat to be rescued.