Edward

Edward is a striking Siamese mix who's as every bit as soft and silky as he looks. His coat is incredibly plush, and he sometimes carries his tail curled over his back, giving him a uniquely elegant flair. But don’t let his graceful appearance fool you! Edward is a wild child at heart with a brain that never stops working.<br/><br/>He’s the type of kitten who explores every drawer, climbs every surface, and somehow always finds his way into the treat bag. Edward is smart, confident, and endlessly curious. He’s the first to figure out puzzle toys, especially if treats are involved, and he loves to “help” with anything you're doing, especially if it involves a keyboard. He has a favorite ball that he carries around proudly in his mouth and takes into the bathtub to play his version of solo soccer. He hasn't quite mastered bringing it back yet, but with a little training, he probably could.<br/><br/>Edward enjoys people and is affectionate in his own time, though he’s often too busy playing, climbing, or roughhousing with his favorite orange cat friends to sit still for long. He’s a social butterfly who chirps to his siblings and humans and will often meow when he wants food. This boy is food motivated, prefers dry food, and may attempt the occasional snack heist from a plate or another pet’s dish.<br/><br/>Edward would thrive in a home with lots of stimulation, playtime, and space to explore. He’d prefer not to live with dogs and is a little selective about his feline friends, He's bonded to his brother Jacob, and they are two peas in a pod! With older, respectful children and a human who appreciates his big personality and quick mind, Edward will be an endlessly entertaining and lovable addition to the family.

Edward is a striking Siamese mix who's as every bit as soft and silky as he looks. His coat is incredibly plush, and he sometimes carries his tail curled over his back, giving him a uniquely elegant flair. But don’t let his graceful appearance fool you! Edward is a wild child at heart with a brain that never stops working.

He’s the type of kitten who explores every drawer, climbs every surface, and somehow always finds his way into the treat bag. Edward is smart, confident, and endlessly curious. He’s the first to figure out puzzle toys, especially if treats are involved, and he loves to “help” with anything you're doing, especially if it involves a keyboard. He has a favorite ball that he carries around proudly in his mouth and takes into the bathtub to play his version of solo soccer. He hasn't quite mastered bringing it back yet, but with a little training, he probably could.

Edward enjoys people and is affectionate in his own time, though he’s often too busy playing, climbing, or roughhousing with his f

Edward is a striking Siamese mix who's as every bit as soft and silky as he looks. His coat is incredibly plush, and he sometimes carries his tail curled over his back, giving him a uniquely elegant flair. But don’t let his graceful appearance fool you! Edward is a wild child at heart with a brain that never stops working.

He’s the type of kitten who explores every drawer, climbs every surface, and somehow always finds his way into the treat bag. Edward is smart, confident, and endlessly curious. He’s the first to figure out puzzle toys, especially if treats are involved, and he loves to “help” with anything you're doing, especially if it involves a keyboard. He has a favorite ball that he carries around proudly in his mouth and takes into the bathtub to play his version of solo soccer. He hasn't quite mastered bringing it back yet, but with a little training, he probably could.

Edward enjoys people and is affectionate in his own time, though he’s often too busy playing, climbing, or roughhousing with his favorite orange cat friends to sit still for long. He’s a social butterfly who chirps to his siblings and humans and will often meow when he wants food. This boy is food motivated, prefers dry food, and may attempt the occasional snack heist from a plate or another pet’s dish.

Edward would thrive in a home with lots of stimulation, playtime, and space to explore. He’d prefer not to live wi