CHESTNUT - FFPR

2-3 YEARS old. He was dumped at an area where lots of cats live. He is very loving and sweet. He loves his belly rubbed and lots of attention. He's a quiet guy and needs time to warm up in a new home. Much is unknown about his history. We do not know how he does with other dogs and slow intros to new cats would be best.<br/><br/>Kittens do best in pairs or with another cat in the home that is active. Senior cats don't like to play with kittens so your new kitten will be best suited with another like minded playmate.<br/><br/>Cats are a life long commitment of 15-20 years and are not "disposable". Please give new pets coming into your home the rule of 3/3/3 for transitioning: going into a new home can be scary, plan on 3 days in a quiet room to settle and feel safe; 3 weeks to start getting more comfortable in your home, and within 3 months or so they will know they are in their forever home

2-3 YEARS old. He was dumped at an area where lots of cats live. He is very loving and sweet. He loves his belly rubbed and lots of attention. He's a quiet guy and needs time to warm up in a new home. Much is unknown about his history. We do not know how he does with other dogs and slow intros to new cats would be best.

Kittens do best in pairs or with another cat in the home that is active. Senior cats don't like to play with kittens so your new kitten will be best suited with another like minded playmate.

Cats are a life long commitment of 15-20 years and are not "disposable". Please give new pets coming into your home the rule of 3/3/3 for transitioning: going into a new home can be scary, plan on 3 days in a quiet room to settle and feel safe; 3 weeks to start getting more comfortable in your home, and within 3 months or so they will know they are in their forever home

2-3 YEARS old. He was dumped at an area where lots of cats live. He is very loving and sweet. He loves his belly rubbed and lots of attention. He's a quiet guy and needs time to warm up in a new home. Much is unknown about his history. We do not know how he does with other dogs and slow intros to new cats would be best.

Kittens do best in pairs or with another cat in the home that is active. Senior cats don't like to play with kittens so your new kitten will be best suited with another like minded playmate.

Cats are a life long commitment of 15-20 years and are not "disposable". Please give new pets coming into your home the rule of 3/3/3 for transitioning: going into a new home can be scary, plan on 3 days in a quiet room to settle and feel safe; 3 weeks to start getting more comfortable in your home, and within 3 months or so they will know they are in their forever home