PePe

Meet PePe! How handsome is the black little puff ball with silver/gray strands running throughout his coat and with those big, expressive eyes! PePe was part of a colony that is located close to a very nice lady who has fostered for us before. He ended up on her porch with several other ferals that she feeds and even though he was scared of her, his hungry little stomach got the better of him and it didn’t take long before she had him in her hands, in her house, and on the way to a new life!<br/><br/>PePe is shy/skittish at first, but warms up once he knows that you aren’t going to hurt him. He loves to explore and of course, get into things that he shouldn’t! He is very energetic loves to play and to cuddle, especially with his foster dad! He likes to stalk his toys and his kitty foster kitty’s like a wild panther, hiding in plain sight to pounce on them. He has also discovered that feet under the cover are also a ‘prey’ item that he needs to pounce on! PePe can be a tad bit impish; one minute licking your fingers and the next sprinting off wanting you to try and catch him!<br/><br/>PePe was born 4/16/25. He has been around other cats. He hasn’t really been around dogs, but with proper introduction, he should be fine with them.<br/><br/>PePe would be best in a home with children over 10 years old. Of course proper adult supervision is always advised with children around small animals. <br/><br/>PePe has been neutered, FIV/feLV tested negative, had rabies and FVRCP vaccinations, had worm and parasite treatment, on flea preventative and microchipped.

Meet PePe! How handsome is the black little puff ball with silver/gray strands running throughout his coat and with those big, expressive eyes! PePe was part of a colony that is located close to a very nice lady who has fostered for us before. He ended up on her porch with several other ferals that she feeds and even though he was scared of her, his hungry little stomach got the better of him and it didn’t take long before she had him in her hands, in her house, and on the way to a new life!

PePe is shy/skittish at first, but warms up once he knows that you aren’t going to hurt him. He loves to explore and of course, get into things that he shouldn’t! He is very energetic loves to play and to cuddle, especially with his foster dad! He likes to stalk his toys and his kitty foster kitty’s like a wild panther, hiding in plain sight to pounce on them. He has also discovered that feet under the cover are also a ‘prey’ item that he needs to pounce on! PePe can be a tad bit impish; one minute licking your fingers an

Meet PePe! How handsome is the black little puff ball with silver/gray strands running throughout his coat and with those big, expressive eyes! PePe was part of a colony that is located close to a very nice lady who has fostered for us before. He ended up on her porch with several other ferals that she feeds and even though he was scared of her, his hungry little stomach got the better of him and it didn’t take long before she had him in her hands, in her house, and on the way to a new life!

PePe is shy/skittish at first, but warms up once he knows that you aren’t going to hurt him. He loves to explore and of course, get into things that he shouldn’t! He is very energetic loves to play and to cuddle, especially with his foster dad! He likes to stalk his toys and his kitty foster kitty’s like a wild panther, hiding in plain sight to pounce on them. He has also discovered that feet under the cover are also a ‘prey’ item that he needs to pounce on! PePe can be a tad bit impish; one minute licking your fingers and the next sprinting off wanting you to try and catch him!

PePe was born 4/16/25. He has been around other cats. He hasn’t really been around dogs, but with proper introduction, he should be fine with them.

PePe would be best in a home with children over 10 years old. Of course proper adult supervision is always advised with children around small animals.

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