Leo

Leo is bonded with His sister Penny. Thier foster affectionately calls them tweedle dee and tweedle dum. They tumble and play hard together, and can be found snuggling quite frequently. Leo is the more outwardly social of the two (will BEG for belly scritches), but Penn comes in a close second. She loves to be near and get chin rubs in particular. Feather toys, overarching exciting things, and bird watching all get the chatter going.<br/><br/>Every litter has the assumed leader and extrovert, and Leo happily assumes that role among his current sibling group. Quick to greet you at the door with his sister Penny, he is chatty, eager, and the first to engage in whatever you're doing, whether it's relaxation time or playtime with a string toy (his favorite). He likes initiating a heavy chase/play session with fellow residents, and is first in line for mealtime. Pretty sure he doesn't realize he's not a human child, as he follows you around and needs proximity to his favorite people. He will curl up on the couch with you, and loves being under blankets. <br/><br/>Leo does not mind being picked up and held in a calm environment. You can pet him and move around for a bit, but he has places to go, so when he is ready, he will jump down and continue his adventures. He loves all the toys!<br/><br/>He would do great in a home with one of his siblings or with another young cat to play with. He would do okay with cats, dogs and kids and has excellent litter box manners.<br/><br/>Because all of our kitties are in foster homes we do visitations with our cats with pre-approved adoption applications. We place our kittens and cats in homes with the best fit based on personality, age, and location. <br/><br/>Here is a link to the application: https://tinyurl.com/KeithasKittiesApplication

Leo is bonded with His sister Penny. Thier foster affectionately calls them tweedle dee and tweedle dum. They tumble and play hard together, and can be found snuggling quite frequently. Leo is the more outwardly social of the two (will BEG for belly scritches), but Penn comes in a close second. She loves to be near and get chin rubs in particular. Feather toys, overarching exciting things, and bird watching all get the chatter going.

Every litter has the assumed leader and extrovert, and Leo happily assumes that role among his current sibling group. Quick to greet you at the door with his sister Penny, he is chatty, eager, and the first to engage in whatever you're doing, whether it's relaxation time or playtime with a string toy (his favorite). He likes initiating a heavy chase/play session with fellow residents, and is first in line for mealtime. Pretty sure he doesn't realize he's not a human child, as he follows you around and needs proximity to his favorite people. He will curl up on the couch with you

Leo is bonded with His sister Penny. Thier foster affectionately calls them tweedle dee and tweedle dum. They tumble and play hard together, and can be found snuggling quite frequently. Leo is the more outwardly social of the two (will BEG for belly scritches), but Penn comes in a close second. She loves to be near and get chin rubs in particular. Feather toys, overarching exciting things, and bird watching all get the chatter going.

Every litter has the assumed leader and extrovert, and Leo happily assumes that role among his current sibling group. Quick to greet you at the door with his sister Penny, he is chatty, eager, and the first to engage in whatever you're doing, whether it's relaxation time or playtime with a string toy (his favorite). He likes initiating a heavy chase/play session with fellow residents, and is first in line for mealtime. Pretty sure he doesn't realize he's not a human child, as he follows you around and needs proximity to his favorite people. He will curl up on the couch with you, and loves being under blankets.

Leo does not mind being picked up and held in a calm environment. You can pet him and move around for a bit, but he has places to go, so when he is ready, he will jump down and continue his adventures. He loves all the toys!

He would do great in a home with one of his siblings or with another young cat to play with. He would do okay with cats,