Pepper (Hopely litter) Domestic Short Hair Warminster, PA

Pepper and his two siblings were found in a shed and the homeowner reached out for help. That same day, they were picked up and immediately went to a Cat Tales foster family. Pepper loves to play with his siblings. He loves to run and jump, stalk feathers on a stick, and wrestle. When Pepper is tired out from all the play, he will climb up into your lap hoping for belly rubs as he purrs off to sleep. Pepper runs and chirps. He has been a big brother to a much younger foster kitten at his foster home. Pepper is very gentle with him and will cuddle and groom him. Because he's so social, Pepper would do great if adopted with one of his siblings or if there was a young cat he could play with in the home. See more of Pepper on his foster's Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/sweet_foster_kitties/

Pepper was the only one of his siblings that tested positive for FeLV. We have been waiting for him to get bigger so he will hopefully test out. We are looking for an adoptive or foster home for him where he can be an only kitty at least until he tests negative (if that is the outcome). Pepper is a wonderful kitty that deserves the best home whether he ends up being FeLV positive or not.

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If you are interested in adopting this kitty, please submit an application online at www.CatTalesInc.org and a Cat Tales Adoption Application Review Team member will contact you within 72 hours by email to begin processing your application and answer any questions you have.

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