Lasagna

Lasagna is a shy and gorgeous flamepoint Siamese who will need someone patient to win over his trust. Rescued off the streets near a highway exit with his siblings Capellini, Fettuccine, and Linguine, Lasagna took the longest to open up to his foster and become comfortable inside. Once he understood he was safe, he blossomed into a playful purring machine who doesn't mind being held and loves being pet. A quick way to win his heart is by playing--he loves a good wand toy--or through Churu sticks. He gets along fine with his older cat foster siblings, but is a little nervous of his energetic puppy foster siblings. However, he doesn't mind them when they're calmer, so he'd likely do well with older or very chill dogs, given the right introduction. He will need a calm environment to fully thrive, so no toddlers or young children for him. Nevertheless, he will make a wonderful addition to the right family.

Lasagna is a shy and gorgeous flamepoint Siamese who will need someone patient to win over his trust. Rescued off the streets near a highway exit with his siblings Capellini, Fettuccine, and Linguine, Lasagna took the longest to open up to his foster and become comfortable inside. Once he understood he was safe, he blossomed into a playful purring machine who doesn't mind being held and loves being pet. A quick way to win his heart is by playing--he loves a good wand toy--or through Churu sticks. He gets along fine with his older cat foster siblings, but is a little nervous of his energetic puppy foster siblings. However, he doesn't mind them when they're calmer, so he'd likely do well with older or very chill dogs, given the right introduction. He will need a calm environment to fully thrive, so no toddlers or young children for him. Nevertheless, he will make a wonderful addition to the right family.

Lasagna is a shy and gorgeous flamepoint Siamese who will need someone patient to win over his trust. Rescued off the streets near a highway exit with his siblings Capellini, Fettuccine, and Linguine, Lasagna took the longest to open up to his foster and become comfortable inside. Once he understood he was safe, he blossomed into a playful purring machine who doesn't mind being held and loves being pet. A quick way to win his heart is by playing--he loves a good wand toy--or through Churu sticks. He gets along fine with his older cat foster siblings, but is a little nervous of his energetic puppy foster siblings. However, he doesn't mind them when they're calmer, so he'd likely do well with older or very chill dogs, given the right introduction. He will need a calm environment to fully thrive, so no toddlers or young children for him. Nevertheless, he will make a wonderful addition to the right family.