Pineapple

Pineapple is the comedian of the litter. He loves his<br/>hair ties, wanting you to throw them so he can go and<br/>fetch them, coming back to drop them at your feet and<br/>meow AGAIN. If you’re not around to be the thrower<br/>he takes care of that part by flinging them. He isn’t the<br/>brightest at times, but he hasn’t hurt himself or<br/>anyone else. He will approach for pet, meowing, and<br/>love to have his head scratched and scratched – his<br/>foster calls it a brain massage. He rewards the human<br/>with loud purrs. We he finds his human he will be<br/>putty in their arms. The foster has a 14-year-old girl<br/>and Pineapple lets her carry him around, on his back,<br/>and be part of silly skits, all while purring for her.<br/>Body scratches are something Pineapple likes in<br/>small doses. When it is too much, he will use his front<br/>paws to grab a finger or two and move them up to his<br/>head. He doesn’t use claws. Pineapple will also love<br/>bite but has never broken skin.

Pineapple is the comedian of the litter. He loves his
hair ties, wanting you to throw them so he can go and
fetch them, coming back to drop them at your feet and
meow AGAIN. If you’re not around to be the thrower
he takes care of that part by flinging them. He isn’t the
brightest at times, but he hasn’t hurt himself or
anyone else. He will approach for pet, meowing, and
love to have his head scratched and scratched – his
foster calls it a brain massage. He rewards the human
with loud purrs. We he finds his human he will be
putty in their arms. The foster has a 14-year-old girl
and Pineapple lets her carry him around, on his back,
and be part of silly skits, all while purring for her.
Body scratches are something Pineapple likes in
small doses. When it is too much, he will use his front
paws to grab a finger or two and move them up to his
head. He doesn’t use claws. Pineapple will also love
bite but has never broken skin.

Pineapple is the comedian of the litter. He loves his
hair ties, wanting you to throw them so he can go and
fetch them, coming back to drop them at your feet and
meow AGAIN. If you’re not around to be the thrower
he takes care of that part by flinging them. He isn’t the
brightest at times, but he hasn’t hurt himself or
anyone else. He will approach for pet, meowing, and
love to have his head scratched and scratched – his
foster calls it a brain massage. He rewards the human
with loud purrs. We he finds his human he will be
putty in their arms. The foster has a 14-year-old girl
and Pineapple lets her carry him around, on his back,
and be part of silly skits, all while purring for her.
Body scratches are something Pineapple likes in
small doses. When it is too much, he will use his front
paws to grab a finger or two and move them up to his
head. He doesn’t use claws. Pineapple will also love
bite but has never broken skin.