Stitch

Have you ever met a kitten who knows his name? Stitch is a smartie who is already coming into his own. With a brown tipped white nose, all white chest and legs, his inquisitive green eyes and perky ears capture his sweet and curious nature.<br/>Stitch and his siblings, Lilo and Sugar, were found in a hole in the ground in a woodsy area. They were flea ridden and hungry. After their rescue by United Paws and with the love, care, and nurturing provided by their foster, Stitch and his siblings are happy, healthy and ready for their forever home. Their foster says they are “really good kittens.” They are good eaters and always use their litter box!<br/>Stitch is an adventurer who loves to climb and chase his siblings and his furry friends. He is extremely playful and assumes all things are toys. He is especially fascinated by brooms and loves to chase after them! When he is not chasing and playing, Stitch can often be found sleeping with one of his siblings or friends high in a cat tower. Better yet, if he can find a knitting or crochet bag in a quiet place…Stitch might sneak in for a cozy nap.<br/>Stitch gets along famously with older cats in his foster home and would do very well if there were other cats in his new home. He can be a little wiggle worm when held, but when he is in a secure, loving embrace by a human, he melts into purrs. Stitch and his siblings have not been around dogs yet, but are used to an active household with loud noises such as a vacuum. A slow introduction to gentle dogs will likely result in more best friends. <br/>Stitch will provide so much love and entertainment for you and your family…Are you ready for fun?<br/>To learn more, please visit unitedpaws.org or email unitedpawshelp@gmail.com.

Have you ever met a kitten who knows his name? Stitch is a smartie who is already coming into his own. With a brown tipped white nose, all white chest and legs, his inquisitive green eyes and perky ears capture his sweet and curious nature.
Stitch and his siblings, Lilo and Sugar, were found in a hole in the ground in a woodsy area. They were flea ridden and hungry. After their rescue by United Paws and with the love, care, and nurturing provided by their foster, Stitch and his siblings are happy, healthy and ready for their forever home. Their foster says they are “really good kittens.” They are good eaters and always use their litter box!
Stitch is an adventurer who loves to climb and chase his siblings and his furry friends. He is extremely playful and assumes all things are toys. He is especially fascinated by brooms and loves to chase after them! When he is not chasing and playing, Stitch can often be found sleeping with one of his siblings or friends high in a cat tower. Better yet, if he can find a knitting or

Have you ever met a kitten who knows his name? Stitch is a smartie who is already coming into his own. With a brown tipped white nose, all white chest and legs, his inquisitive green eyes and perky ears capture his sweet and curious nature.
Stitch and his siblings, Lilo and Sugar, were found in a hole in the ground in a woodsy area. They were flea ridden and hungry. After their rescue by United Paws and with the love, care, and nurturing provided by their foster, Stitch and his siblings are happy, healthy and ready for their forever home. Their foster says they are “really good kittens.” They are good eaters and always use their litter box!
Stitch is an adventurer who loves to climb and chase his siblings and his furry friends. He is extremely playful and assumes all things are toys. He is especially fascinated by brooms and loves to chase after them! When he is not chasing and playing, Stitch can often be found sleeping with one of his siblings or friends high in a cat tower. Better yet, if he can find a knitting or crochet bag in a quiet place…Stitch might sneak in for a cozy nap.
Stitch gets along famously with older cats in his foster home and would do very well if there were other cats in his new home. He can be a little wiggle worm when held, but when he is in a secure, loving embrace by a human, he melts into purrs. Stitch and his siblings have not been around dogs yet, but are used to an active ho