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More photos of me can be found here.
Suzuki Cruiser | Male | Shy boy (DSH) |
Rescue Story:
My mom was found as a stray and had all of us kittens. Zoe's agreed to take us and help us find forever homes.
Date of Birth: March 2026
Energy Level: High
Size (adult): Medium
Adoption Fee: $200 or $275 for two
Good with Dogs? Unknown
If they don’t chase me and I have an escape route if they frighten me, I should be good. Lots of dogs come into the store I am fostered at, and I am getting braver every day.
Good with Cats? Must have a cat friend
I would be best to be adopted with Honda to help me settle in more quickly. If possible.
Good with Kids? Unknown
I am shy, older kids who are shy cat savy are best is any.
Critter Twitter:
I am shy, but boy, do I love to chat! I could even be a singer! I love to play with Honda and the resident store cat and enjoy exploring. Who knows? Maybe I’ll be a big cuddle bug when I’m older, but for now, I only accept a few pets before running off to play. I'm a little guy with a big heart; I just need to find my human who will love me, even if it takes me a little longer to fully capture your heart with my purrs. #shybutsweet
About my Behaviour:
am a shy kitten and would do best if adopted with Honda to help me settle in. It can be overwhelming for me to be alone in a new environment, so I would really benefit from having a brave companion by my side. I am very playful and if I am not adopted with Honda I will need a home with a very cat-friendly, calm young cat buddy.
I require a calm, quiet home where I can feel safe and secure.
I am fostered at Kibbles and Biscuit on 10838 124 Street NW, you can meet me any time during store hours.
How’s my Health?
I am fully vetted. I need at least one meal of wet food daily for hydration. Wet food is essential for kitties, so please ensure it's included in my diet. Wet food is higher in protein and can be lower in carbs. It also provides added moisture, which is important, as dry-food-only-fed cats tend to be dehydrated, potentially leading to UTIs.
