Peter Rabbit

Peter Rabbit’s story is not that unusual nowadays. He was abandoned in a pet carrier hidden in an aisle behind product at Petsmart In Costa Mesa. One of the employees stumbled across him. Pet owners are abandoning cats and dogs on a daily basis. He was not fixed or chipped. <br/><br/>Peter was nervous and scared at first, but it only took him about a week to acclimate being with his foster parent, living in a strange new place. His personality slowing blossomed. He is sweet, friendly, and easy-going. He gets along very well with other cats once he’s had an opportunity to get to know them. He comes to you for attention and rubs his head into your hand for petting. He likes to play with toys, climb on cat trees, and play with other kitties. He feeds dried food, really enjoys wet food, and has excellent litter box habits. <br/><br/>All medical has been done. He is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, negative for FELV and FIV, treated for fleas and worms. Getting all of this done privately at a vet’s would cost three to four times more. Peter Rabbit's DOB: 06/20/2024.<br/><br/>Adopting from a rescue will save you a lot of time and a lot of money vs getting a “free kitten”! <br/><br/>Adoption fee $275

Peter Rabbit’s story is not that unusual nowadays. He was abandoned in a pet carrier hidden in an aisle behind product at Petsmart In Costa Mesa. One of the employees stumbled across him. Pet owners are abandoning cats and dogs on a daily basis. He was not fixed or chipped.

Peter was nervous and scared at first, but it only took him about a week to acclimate being with his foster parent, living in a strange new place. His personality slowing blossomed. He is sweet, friendly, and easy-going. He gets along very well with other cats once he’s had an opportunity to get to know them. He comes to you for attention and rubs his head into your hand for petting. He likes to play with toys, climb on cat trees, and play with other kitties. He feeds dried food, really enjoys wet food, and has excellent litter box habits.

All medical has been done. He is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, negative for FELV and FIV, treated for fleas and worms. Getting all of this done privately at a vet’s would cost three to fo

Peter Rabbit’s story is not that unusual nowadays. He was abandoned in a pet carrier hidden in an aisle behind product at Petsmart In Costa Mesa. One of the employees stumbled across him. Pet owners are abandoning cats and dogs on a daily basis. He was not fixed or chipped.

Peter was nervous and scared at first, but it only took him about a week to acclimate being with his foster parent, living in a strange new place. His personality slowing blossomed. He is sweet, friendly, and easy-going. He gets along very well with other cats once he’s had an opportunity to get to know them. He comes to you for attention and rubs his head into your hand for petting. He likes to play with toys, climb on cat trees, and play with other kitties. He feeds dried food, really enjoys wet food, and has excellent litter box habits.

All medical has been done. He is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, negative for FELV and FIV, treated for fleas and worms. Getting all of this done privately at a vet’s would cost three to four times more. Peter Rabbit's DOB: 06/20/2024.

Adopting from a rescue will save you a lot of time and a lot of money vs getting a “free kitten”!

Adoption fee $275