Sole

Meet Sole (so-lay, meaning “sun” in Italian), a 13-month-old love-bug with a bright, playful spirit to match his name. He warms up quickly with treats and attention, and once he bonds, he becomes the snuggly little shadow you never knew you needed. Chin rubs, head scratches, cuddles, and closeness are absolutely his love language.<br/><br/>Sole is smart, curious, and full of fun. He loves string toys, balls, and zoomies. He even has a funny little fascination with water. At bedtime, he’s especially affectionate and loves curling up between your legs.<br/><br/>Because he’s still learning some cat social cues, Sole would do best as an only cat, or possibly with a confident, equally playful cat after a slow introduction. He wouldn’t be the right match for shy or elderly cats. But for the right home, Sole will shine exactly like his name suggests.

Meet Sole (so-lay, meaning “sun” in Italian), a 13-month-old love-bug with a bright, playful spirit to match his name. He warms up quickly with treats and attention, and once he bonds, he becomes the snuggly little shadow you never knew you needed. Chin rubs, head scratches, cuddles, and closeness are absolutely his love language.

Sole is smart, curious, and full of fun. He loves string toys, balls, and zoomies. He even has a funny little fascination with water. At bedtime, he’s especially affectionate and loves curling up between your legs.

Because he’s still learning some cat social cues, Sole would do best as an only cat, or possibly with a confident, equally playful cat after a slow introduction. He wouldn’t be the right match for shy or elderly cats. But for the right home, Sole will shine exactly like his name suggests.

Meet Sole (so-lay, meaning “sun” in Italian), a 13-month-old love-bug with a bright, playful spirit to match his name. He warms up quickly with treats and attention, and once he bonds, he becomes the snuggly little shadow you never knew you needed. Chin rubs, head scratches, cuddles, and closeness are absolutely his love language.

Sole is smart, curious, and full of fun. He loves string toys, balls, and zoomies. He even has a funny little fascination with water. At bedtime, he’s especially affectionate and loves curling up between your legs.

Because he’s still learning some cat social cues, Sole would do best as an only cat, or possibly with a confident, equally playful cat after a slow introduction. He wouldn’t be the right match for shy or elderly cats. But for the right home, Sole will shine exactly like his name suggests.