Little Bear

At only 1 pound, Little Bear somehow managed to set off a full-size trap. When we found him, it was clear he hadn't been getting enough to eat. With his petite parents and a rough start, Little Bear may always stay small - but his personality is big!<br/><br/>After a warm bath, a full belly, and a good night's sleep, Little Bear's spirits were renewed and he was ready to explore his new indoor life! He loves to play with pretty much any item, whether toy, decoration, or his foster mom's foot. Like most kittens, he is very adventurous and a bit clumsy, but he recovers quickly after any misstep.<br/><br/>He's been ravenously eating anything put in front of him and quickly gaining weight. He's still a bit unsure of his foster cat and dog siblings, but he's cautiously giving them a chance as playmates. He especially likes to pounce on their unsuspecting tails!<br/><br/>When he is old enough and big enough, Little Bear will receive full vetting and be ready for his forever home. With proper introduction, he will likely do well with any playmates - as long as they are willing to put up with his shenanigans!

At only 1 pound, Little Bear somehow managed to set off a full-size trap. When we found him, it was clear he hadn't been getting enough to eat. With his petite parents and a rough start, Little Bear may always stay small - but his personality is big!

After a warm bath, a full belly, and a good night's sleep, Little Bear's spirits were renewed and he was ready to explore his new indoor life! He loves to play with pretty much any item, whether toy, decoration, or his foster mom's foot. Like most kittens, he is very adventurous and a bit clumsy, but he recovers quickly after any misstep.

He's been ravenously eating anything put in front of him and quickly gaining weight. He's still a bit unsure of his foster cat and dog siblings, but he's cautiously giving them a chance as playmates. He especially likes to pounce on their unsuspecting tails!

When he is old enough and big enough, Little Bear will receive full vetting and be ready for his forever home. With proper introduction, he will likely do well wi

At only 1 pound, Little Bear somehow managed to set off a full-size trap. When we found him, it was clear he hadn't been getting enough to eat. With his petite parents and a rough start, Little Bear may always stay small - but his personality is big!

After a warm bath, a full belly, and a good night's sleep, Little Bear's spirits were renewed and he was ready to explore his new indoor life! He loves to play with pretty much any item, whether toy, decoration, or his foster mom's foot. Like most kittens, he is very adventurous and a bit clumsy, but he recovers quickly after any misstep.

He's been ravenously eating anything put in front of him and quickly gaining weight. He's still a bit unsure of his foster cat and dog siblings, but he's cautiously giving them a chance as playmates. He especially likes to pounce on their unsuspecting tails!

When he is old enough and big enough, Little Bear will receive full vetting and be ready for his forever home. With proper introduction, he will likely do well with any playmates - as long as they are willing to put up with his shenanigans!