Paul

Paul is a grand master of feline affection. He comes from a litter of five kittens that were born on the rough streets of Westchester. Together with his mom and siblings, Paul was discovered hiding in a hole behind some bushes in the front yard of a residential home. Once rescued, and while he and his siblings were undergoing socialization, Paul was the stand-out social butterfly of the pack – consistently running over to new humans to jump in their laps and ask for scratches. We would be remiss if we didn’t mention Paul’s secret scratch spot. If you’re going to adopt Paul, you have to know that his all-time favorite scratch spot is on his back, right above his tail: the way to Paul’s heart is through a butt-scratch. Paul would do well as a single cat or in a family with kids or other cats or perhaps other animals.

Paul is a grand master of feline affection. He comes from a litter of five kittens that were born on the rough streets of Westchester. Together with his mom and siblings, Paul was discovered hiding in a hole behind some bushes in the front yard of a residential home. Once rescued, and while he and his siblings were undergoing socialization, Paul was the stand-out social butterfly of the pack – consistently running over to new humans to jump in their laps and ask for scratches. We would be remiss if we didn’t mention Paul’s secret scratch spot. If you’re going to adopt Paul, you have to know that his all-time favorite scratch spot is on his back, right above his tail: the way to Paul’s heart is through a butt-scratch. Paul would do well as a single cat or in a family with kids or other cats or perhaps other animals.

Paul is a grand master of feline affection. He comes from a litter of five kittens that were born on the rough streets of Westchester. Together with his mom and siblings, Paul was discovered hiding in a hole behind some bushes in the front yard of a residential home. Once rescued, and while he and his siblings were undergoing socialization, Paul was the stand-out social butterfly of the pack – consistently running over to new humans to jump in their laps and ask for scratches. We would be remiss if we didn’t mention Paul’s secret scratch spot. If you’re going to adopt Paul, you have to know that his all-time favorite scratch spot is on his back, right above his tail: the way to Paul’s heart is through a butt-scratch. Paul would do well as a single cat or in a family with kids or other cats or perhaps other animals.