Waffles

Waffles, the beefier and younger half of The Sirs, is a sweet and gentle ginger. Like his brother Bean, Waffles quickly adjusted to his foster house and new human friends.<br/><br/>Waffles prefers to nap on his own rather than on a lap, but if joined on the floor, he will immediately want attention and pets. When he isn't somersaulting onto his back to request a rub of his angora-like belly, you will likely find him in a cat tree watching the window bird feeder. <br/><br/>Waffles will sometimes curl up next to buddy Bean, in a box or on a chair, squeezing in however he can. If he fits, he sits! Because loud noises can be a bit scary, Waffles would likely prefer a home with older, respectful and chill kiddos. He gets along wonderfully with his pal Bean and would do best having a feline friend in his new home. He has not been around dogs while in foster but may do well with one that is calm (with proper introductions of course!) <br/><br/>Though cautious, Waffles loves to play and explore. Wand toys don't stand a chance and scratchers better watch out. Waffles has mild asthma but it is under control by keeping a clean, low-dust environment and is not currently in need of treatment. Getting Waffles established with a vet shortly after adoption would be important in case any health concerns arise in the future.<br/><br/>Waffles is estimated to be 4.5 years old. He is neutered, flea treated, dewormed, vaccinated, microchipped, and has tested negative for FIV/FeLV. Waffles is a big, friendly oaf, who, along with his brother Bean, will bring lots of happiness and love to his new family- consider adopting today!

Waffles, the beefier and younger half of The Sirs, is a sweet and gentle ginger. Like his brother Bean, Waffles quickly adjusted to his foster house and new human friends.

Waffles prefers to nap on his own rather than on a lap, but if joined on the floor, he will immediately want attention and pets. When he isn't somersaulting onto his back to request a rub of his angora-like belly, you will likely find him in a cat tree watching the window bird feeder.

Waffles will sometimes curl up next to buddy Bean, in a box or on a chair, squeezing in however he can. If he fits, he sits! Because loud noises can be a bit scary, Waffles would likely prefer a home with older, respectful and chill kiddos. He gets along wonderfully with his pal Bean and would do best having a feline friend in his new home. He has not been around dogs while in foster but may do well with one that is calm (with proper introductions of course!)

Though cautious, Waffles loves to play and explore. Wand toys don't stand a chance and sc

Waffles, the beefier and younger half of The Sirs, is a sweet and gentle ginger. Like his brother Bean, Waffles quickly adjusted to his foster house and new human friends.

Waffles prefers to nap on his own rather than on a lap, but if joined on the floor, he will immediately want attention and pets. When he isn't somersaulting onto his back to request a rub of his angora-like belly, you will likely find him in a cat tree watching the window bird feeder.

Waffles will sometimes curl up next to buddy Bean, in a box or on a chair, squeezing in however he can. If he fits, he sits! Because loud noises can be a bit scary, Waffles would likely prefer a home with older, respectful and chill kiddos. He gets along wonderfully with his pal Bean and would do best having a feline friend in his new home. He has not been around dogs while in foster but may do well with one that is calm (with proper introductions of course!)

Though cautious, Waffles loves to play and explore. Wand toys don't stand a chance and scratchers better watch out. Waffles has mild asthma but it is under control by keeping a clean, low-dust environment and is not currently in need of treatment. Getting Waffles established with a vet shortly after adoption would be important in case any health concerns arise in the future.

Waffles is estimated to be 4.5 years old. He is neutered, flea treated, dewormed, vaccinated, microchi