Name: Bruno
Suspected Breed(s): Domestic Short Hair (DSH)/Tabby
Gender: Male
Age: 5 years, 2 months (as of March)
Weight: 9 lbs
Personality: snuggler, easygoing, lap cap, gentle, friendly
Observations with Dogs: unknown
Observations with Cats: unknown
Observations with Kids: unknown
House Training Progress: good litter box manners
Location: DC area foster home
Rescued From: Smyth County, VA
Additional Information:
I know what you might be thinking. Bruno thats a tough cats name, right? Dont let my name fool you though. Brunos my name AND snuggling is my game.

I was born to be a lap cat I understand the therapeutic value of a snuggle and a cuddle and a snooze. I do sometimes play with toys but generally Im all about the calm vibe.

I am seeking home where we can chill out together and you might help calm my nerves from time to time when an unknown noise catches me off guard. That would be great thanks in advance! I will admit that I am a bit of a self-proclaimed foodie. Theres just some foods that hit my palate just right. Take Merrick Purrfect Bistro grain free dry food that is my jam. Oh, for my fancier moments Fancy Feast beef pate. But whats a real treat? Cooked chicken breast! Yes, please! Anyway, lets do dinner sometime? Or, adopt me and lets do dinner and snuggles every day!

Love,

Bruno

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