MIGHTY MOUSE

Mouse is a very sweet, playful boy with an instant, huge purr. Hes easy going, loves to play with low to medium energy. Use the email below to reach out to his foster directly for more information or to set up a meet/greet. -Email: [email protected] -Pictures: https://instagram.com/adaywithfosters Mouse is a purring, playful boy who loves attention. He can be picked up any time and hes fine being carried around, though he did squirm to get down if he was busy when he had sisters. Hell peep and jump straight up for lap time or you can pick him up like a limp noodle, enjoying pets and belly rubs with a trilling, peep-purr. During the day, hes easy going playful. He was more zoomie when he had four foster sisters but theyve been adopted. Now, hes a more relaxed zoom, chase, wrestle and cuddle with my older cat. Or, he chases any toy at hand- string, ping-pong balls, rattle mice, etc. Hes very social and greets new people easily for pets or faster with toys. He gently hand wrestles when you play with him, rubbing his belly, as he nibbles on your fingers. Hell stand up to hold your leg/calf to get your attention in the kitchen but hes polite and doesnt climb. Lately, hes parroting very well, sitting on my shoulder, balancing easily while I walk around. He crashes where he stopped for naps, or more often sleeps on the fluff bed under my desk next to me, or with my older cat on the bed. Hes a bit of an explorer too, checking out closets, etc. So far, he talks just a little with a peep, often a trilling purr or more at meal times or maybe a tiny chirp hello if you walk by the cat tree. He climbs a tall sisal cat tree very well. At night, hell cuddle while I read and hes been sleeping on the bed next to me. I think he would do fine as a solo kitten for someone who works from home as he loves attention and also think he would do very well with a cat, kitten, even a dog who would like a playmate. He's perfect with the litter box and very good at getting his front nails clipped when hes snoozy. He warms up quickly with new people and even more so with toys. I think hell do fine with children once used to their energy, though he can be a little bit mouthy with tiny fingers. Hes fine w/ my older cat and think he would do OK with a dog too once he gets used to them after slow introductions.