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Male Cat, Domestic Short Hair
Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (Short Coat)
Description:
Yoshi is an adorable, soft and fluffy, solid gray, 6 month old kitten with dilute tabby stripes and the cutest ear tuft. He and his brother, Iggy were part of a TNR project but quickly let us know they wanted the good life inside, so they sport the jaunty eartip of a community cat but are experts in giving all the love and snuggles of a house cat in training. Yoshi lives for love! He may be a little nervous at first, but once you have his trust he will approach his human for pets any chance he can get, flopping over with all four legs in the air for tummy scratches, or climbing into your lap for his favorite Churu or Greenies treats and even more pets, pushing his little face into your hand, telling you to never stop! Yoshi’s other love is play, he is full of rambunctious kitten energy and loves to play, chasing the wand toy and playing soccer with his favorite pom-pom ball. Yoshi is super chill and doesn’t need to be the center of attention. He is quite happy watching the birds at the feeder, snoozing on the sunny window perch or caving in his safe den. He gets along well with all of the resident cats in his foster home, although he can easily be overshadowed by very strong assertive cats, so would love to be adopted with his brother Iggy , to whom he is bonded, or would do well with a playful, easy going, older cat in his new home. Yoshi will need a kitten proofed “base camp” and some hiding spots at first until he feels confident enough to have the run of the house. Yoshi will do well with older, gentle children who can respect his boundaries and a patient, cat savvy adopter who has the time and patience to build a trusting relationship with him. Dogs are untested. Yoshi’s estimated date of birth is mid-April, 2024. Kitty Bio #980EP-Yo. If you're interested in adopting this or another of our cats, please fill out our adoption questionnaire at https://icraeastbay.org/adopt/how-to/.
