Mochi BD

Mochi is pretty timid at first and often hides from strangers. But once he has been around someone for a little while, he will come out of his hiding place, looking for love and attention. He also enjoys sitting on your lap. Mochi is pretty lazy and doesn't really play. If he does play with a toy, like one that has a moving target, he'll eventually figure out that if he stays in one spot, it will eventually come right to him. He is used to older children, has not been around dogs and would do best in a home with no other cats unless it was Pepper. He is used to eating from an automatic feeder and pretty litter. He has been trained not to get on counters and tables, but like all other cats, while the mouse is away.<br/><br/>If you think Mochi maybe the one for you please go to homesforpets.org and complete the adoption application. His foster mom will contact you for a meet and greet.

Mochi is pretty timid at first and often hides from strangers. But once he has been around someone for a little while, he will come out of his hiding place, looking for love and attention. He also enjoys sitting on your lap. Mochi is pretty lazy and doesn't really play. If he does play with a toy, like one that has a moving target, he'll eventually figure out that if he stays in one spot, it will eventually come right to him. He is used to older children, has not been around dogs and would do best in a home with no other cats unless it was Pepper. He is used to eating from an automatic feeder and pretty litter. He has been trained not to get on counters and tables, but like all other cats, while the mouse is away.

If you think Mochi maybe the one for you please go to homesforpets.org and complete the adoption application. His foster mom will contact you for a meet and greet.

Mochi is pretty timid at first and often hides from strangers. But once he has been around someone for a little while, he will come out of his hiding place, looking for love and attention. He also enjoys sitting on your lap. Mochi is pretty lazy and doesn't really play. If he does play with a toy, like one that has a moving target, he'll eventually figure out that if he stays in one spot, it will eventually come right to him. He is used to older children, has not been around dogs and would do best in a home with no other cats unless it was Pepper. He is used to eating from an automatic feeder and pretty litter. He has been trained not to get on counters and tables, but like all other cats, while the mouse is away.

If you think Mochi maybe the one for you please go to homesforpets.org and complete the adoption application. His foster mom will contact you for a meet and greet.