Steiner

Steiner is one of those cats you fall in love with instantly — mostly because of that adorable little tongue that’s always peeking out. He’s missing a few teeth, so it just kind of… stays there. And honestly? It makes him completely irresistible.<br/><br/>I’m his foster mom, and once you meet him, you realize how sweet he really is. He loves pets, being brushed, and just hanging out close to his person. He’s especially happy with a bowl of mushy wet food and is starting to discover that toys are actually pretty fun (catnip bananas are a current favorite).<br/><br/>Steiner didn’t have an easy start — he was found living outside behind a grocery store, just trying to get by. At first, he seemed unsocial, but it turns out he was just scared. Once he felt safe, his true personality came out, and it’s all soft, gentle, and loving.<br/><br/>He’s not big on being picked up, but he’s more than happy to snuggle right next to you while you relax. He does well with other cats who give him space, is okay with older kids, and would do best in a quieter home without dogs.<br/><br/>Steiner is the kind of cat who just needs someone to see him — little tongue, sweet heart, and all — and give him the safe, cozy life he’s been waiting for.<br/><br/>At Meowtown, we don’t have a traditional, physical shelter - all of our cats live in loving foster homes. That means they are already used to real home life, and we truly know their personalities, habits, and what makes them special. They are safe, socialized, and ready to be part of a family. They’re not waiting to become housecats… they already are. They just need a house.<br/><br/>Born 4/15/2020<br/><br/>If you are interested in meeting me, please contact my rescue family at MeowtownAR@gmail.com to arrange a visit with my foster home!

Steiner is one of those cats you fall in love with instantly — mostly because of that adorable little tongue that’s always peeking out. He’s missing a few teeth, so it just kind of… stays there. And honestly? It makes him completely irresistible.

I’m his foster mom, and once you meet him, you realize how sweet he really is. He loves pets, being brushed, and just hanging out close to his person. He’s especially happy with a bowl of mushy wet food and is starting to discover that toys are actually pretty fun (catnip bananas are a current favorite).

Steiner didn’t have an easy start — he was found living outside behind a grocery store, just trying to get by. At first, he seemed unsocial, but it turns out he was just scared. Once he felt safe, his true personality came out, and it’s all soft, gentle, and loving.

He’s not big on being picked up, but he’s more than happy to snuggle right next to you while you relax. He does well with other cats who give him space, is okay with older kids, and would do be

Steiner is one of those cats you fall in love with instantly — mostly because of that adorable little tongue that’s always peeking out. He’s missing a few teeth, so it just kind of… stays there. And honestly? It makes him completely irresistible.

I’m his foster mom, and once you meet him, you realize how sweet he really is. He loves pets, being brushed, and just hanging out close to his person. He’s especially happy with a bowl of mushy wet food and is starting to discover that toys are actually pretty fun (catnip bananas are a current favorite).

Steiner didn’t have an easy start — he was found living outside behind a grocery store, just trying to get by. At first, he seemed unsocial, but it turns out he was just scared. Once he felt safe, his true personality came out, and it’s all soft, gentle, and loving.

He’s not big on being picked up, but he’s more than happy to snuggle right next to you while you relax. He does well with other cats who give him space, is okay with older kids, and would do best in a quieter home without dogs.

Steiner is the kind of cat who just needs someone to see him — little tongue, sweet heart, and all — and give him the safe, cozy life he’s been waiting for.

At Meowtown, we don’t have a traditional, physical shelter - all of our cats live in loving foster homes. That means they are already used to real home life, and we truly know their persona