Cicero (bonded with Aristotle)

Meet Cicero<br/>The Fearless Orator in a Chocolate-and-White Suit<br/>Born in a homeless camp to their devoted mom Era, Cicero and his siblings came into the world surrounded by hardship. A devastating fire destroyed everything around them, and while many of Era’s previous kittens tragically didn’t survive life outdoors, these six did. At just 4 weeks old, still blue-eyed and unsure, Cicero was rescued — tiny, skeptical, and already plotting his next move.<br/><br/>Today?<br/>He has opinions. And toys to conquer.<br/><br/>Personality: Bold, Brilliant, and Unapologetically Curious<br/>True to his philosopher namesake, Cicero is fearless, expressive, and impossible to ignore. If a toy comes out, he is the first one airborne, usually alongside Plato and Socrates, launching himself into action like it’s a very important debate.<br/><br/>His favorite topics include:<br/>• Kitty tunnels (excellent for dramatic entrances)<br/>• Fluffy balls (must be chased immediately)<br/>• Spring toys (no explanation needed)<br/>• Feather wands (his greatest weakness)<br/><br/>Cicero is endlessly excited to discover new things. New toy? Yes. New puzzle feeder? Absolutely. New episode of kitten TV? Front row seat.<br/>Cicero is a rare chocolate-and-white beauty, soft as a cloud and just as comforting. His purr is the cutest little motor — gentle, happy, and constant — especially when he’s curled up after a long day of philosophical exploration.<br/><br/>Despite his bravery and bold play style, he is still very much a baby with so much love to give. He adores affection, cuddles deeply, and melts into his humans once playtime is over.<br/><br/>Cicero’s heart belongs to his best friend and forever companion, Aristotle. Where Cicero is bold and adventurous, Aristotle is calm and thoughtful — and together, they are perfectly balanced. They do everything together: play, explore, nap, eat, and end every adventure in a cuddle puddle. Cicero gives Aristotle confidence; Aristotle gives Cicero calm. They are happiest side by side.<br/><br/>Because of this deep bond, Cicero must be adopted with Aristotle. Here is some information about why we have this policy:<br/>http://www.kittenlady.org/twokittens<br/><br/>For a pair of kittens we apply a $25 discount from each adoption fee.<br/><br/>Check out more photos and videos of Cicero here:<br/>https://photos.app.goo.gl/EFCfS2aSN2kXEeSu9<br/><br/>Cicero and Aristotle are estimated to be 3 mo old as of Jan 5 2025 and fully vetted: neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, defleaed, and microchipped. <br/><br/>To meet Cicero and Aristotle, start by filling out an application here:<br/>http://tinyurl.com/LLARadopt<br/><br/>Questions? info@littlelivesatl.org

Meet Cicero
The Fearless Orator in a Chocolate-and-White Suit
Born in a homeless camp to their devoted mom Era, Cicero and his siblings came into the world surrounded by hardship. A devastating fire destroyed everything around them, and while many of Era’s previous kittens tragically didn’t survive life outdoors, these six did. At just 4 weeks old, still blue-eyed and unsure, Cicero was rescued — tiny, skeptical, and already plotting his next move.

Today?
He has opinions. And toys to conquer.

Personality: Bold, Brilliant, and Unapologetically Curious
True to his philosopher namesake, Cicero is fearless, expressive, and impossible to ignore. If a toy comes out, he is the first one airborne, usually alongside Plato and Socrates, launching himself into action like it’s a very important debate.

His favorite topics include:
• Kitty tunnels (excellent for dramatic entrances)
• Fluffy balls (must be chased immediately)
• Spring toys (no explanation needed)
• Feather wands (

Meet Cicero
The Fearless Orator in a Chocolate-and-White Suit
Born in a homeless camp to their devoted mom Era, Cicero and his siblings came into the world surrounded by hardship. A devastating fire destroyed everything around them, and while many of Era’s previous kittens tragically didn’t survive life outdoors, these six did. At just 4 weeks old, still blue-eyed and unsure, Cicero was rescued — tiny, skeptical, and already plotting his next move.

Today?
He has opinions. And toys to conquer.

Personality: Bold, Brilliant, and Unapologetically Curious
True to his philosopher namesake, Cicero is fearless, expressive, and impossible to ignore. If a toy comes out, he is the first one airborne, usually alongside Plato and Socrates, launching himself into action like it’s a very important debate.

His favorite topics include:
• Kitty tunnels (excellent for dramatic entrances)
• Fluffy balls (must be chased immediately)
• Spring toys (no explanation needed)
• Feather wands (his greatest weakness)

Cicero is endlessly excited to discover new things. New toy? Yes. New puzzle feeder? Absolutely. New episode of kitten TV? Front row seat.
Cicero is a rare chocolate-and-white beauty, soft as a cloud and just as comforting. His purr is the cutest little motor — gentle, happy, and constant — especially when he’s curled up after a long day of philosophical explora