Kiki

After being found all alone as a kitten in a backyard 16 years ago, Kiki was taken in by the family who lived there. Unfortunately, he found himself in need of a new home for his golden years due to the severe allergies of a young child in his family. <br/><br/>Losing the only family and home that he had ever known was understandably very hard for Kiki. Fortunately, he has been living in a Foster home with a very patient and understanding family since May 2024. Kiki's foster mom shared this update:<br/><br/>"Kiki is a mellow guy who likes to snooze in his fuzzy bed atop the human bed. He gets up a few times a day to eat, potty, look out the window, scratch on his post, and look out the gate into the house. He gets around well, and when he wants to, he can easily jump on and off the bed and the desk where his food is kept.<br/><br/>Kiki is very chatty when I'm around and chirps in response to conversation.. Sometimes when I'm tending to his room, he gets the zoomies. After several months, he started laying on or next to me when I go into his room to relax on the bed.<br/><br/>Kiki gets along well enough with my big dog, but my cat is another matter. Unfortunately, my cat is eager to take jabs at him, so the two are kept separated by a tall gate. I think Kiki chooses to stays in his comfy bedroom almost all of the time, so he doesn't run into my cat. Kiki does not use a litter box, but he reliably uses potty pads. <br/><br/>Kiki always greets the people who come to visit him with vocalizations. He allows himself to be stroked gently. He will often will try to nip and swipe at the people, but he isn't trying to attack. It appears he was never properly socialized to be a housecat, so the biting and scratching seem to be his feline way of interacting the only way he knows how."<br/><br/>Kiki the quirky kitty has a wonderful foster home but is still looking for a forever home of his own. If you can offer Kiki the love and understanding he needs, please email placement@frostedfacesfoundation.org.

After being found all alone as a kitten in a backyard 16 years ago, Kiki was taken in by the family who lived there. Unfortunately, he found himself in need of a new home for his golden years due to the severe allergies of a young child in his family.

Losing the only family and home that he had ever known was understandably very hard for Kiki. Fortunately, he has been living in a Foster home with a very patient and understanding family since May 2024. Kiki's foster mom shared this update:

"Kiki is a mellow guy who likes to snooze in his fuzzy bed atop the human bed. He gets up a few times a day to eat, potty, look out the window, scratch on his post, and look out the gate into the house. He gets around well, and when he wants to, he can easily jump on and off the bed and the desk where his food is kept.

Kiki is very chatty when I'm around and chirps in response to conversation.. Sometimes when I'm tending to his room, he gets the zoomies. After several months, he started laying on or next to me wh

After being found all alone as a kitten in a backyard 16 years ago, Kiki was taken in by the family who lived there. Unfortunately, he found himself in need of a new home for his golden years due to the severe allergies of a young child in his family.

Losing the only family and home that he had ever known was understandably very hard for Kiki. Fortunately, he has been living in a Foster home with a very patient and understanding family since May 2024. Kiki's foster mom shared this update:

"Kiki is a mellow guy who likes to snooze in his fuzzy bed atop the human bed. He gets up a few times a day to eat, potty, look out the window, scratch on his post, and look out the gate into the house. He gets around well, and when he wants to, he can easily jump on and off the bed and the desk where his food is kept.

Kiki is very chatty when I'm around and chirps in response to conversation.. Sometimes when I'm tending to his room, he gets the zoomies. After several months, he started laying on or next to me when I go into his room to relax on the bed.

Kiki gets along well enough with my big dog, but my cat is another matter. Unfortunately, my cat is eager to take jabs at him, so the two are kept separated by a tall gate. I think Kiki chooses to stays in his comfy bedroom almost all of the time, so he doesn't run into my cat. Kiki does not use a litter box, but he reliably uses potty pads.
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