Wall-E

Wall-E is a petite little orange tabby boy who is full of charm, silliness, and confidence. This social sweetheart loves being with people and has a big, bubbly personality that shows the moment he feels at home.<br/><br/>Playtime is Wall-E’s favorite thing in the world. He adores springs, fuzzy balls, hoodie strings, and anything that wiggles or moves. He climbs, pounces, and sometimes happily jumps onto shoulders for fun. He uses teeth and claws during play, so he will thrive with humans who enjoy interactive kitten antics and provide lots of fun toys.<br/><br/>After he has worn himself out, Wall-E becomes a cozy cuddle bug. He loves curling up next to you, hopping into laps, and snuggling with soft blankets and fabrics. Your bed is his favorite sleeping spot. He is also quite chatty and will meow sweetly when he wants pets or company.<br/><br/>He is a good little housemate with great litter box habits and a strong love for food, especially Churu treats. He has done very well with other cats and kittens and is especially bonded to an older kitten friend, so he would be happiest in a home with another friendly feline buddy. Wall-E also does well with adults and gentle children, and while he is wary of dogs right now, he may adjust with a calm, respectful pup.<br/><br/>Wall-E was diagnosed weeks ago with what we suspected to be Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP); this used to be a life threatening illness but now, thankfully, with treatment 90% of cats are cured and lead a normal life. Wall-E takes his medication very easily in food once daily and will need to continue to do this for a few more weeks.<br/><br/>For more information regarding FIP, visit https://www.fiptreatmentsupport.com/welcomeforcatparents

Wall-E is a petite little orange tabby boy who is full of charm, silliness, and confidence. This social sweetheart loves being with people and has a big, bubbly personality that shows the moment he feels at home.

Playtime is Wall-E’s favorite thing in the world. He adores springs, fuzzy balls, hoodie strings, and anything that wiggles or moves. He climbs, pounces, and sometimes happily jumps onto shoulders for fun. He uses teeth and claws during play, so he will thrive with humans who enjoy interactive kitten antics and provide lots of fun toys.

After he has worn himself out, Wall-E becomes a cozy cuddle bug. He loves curling up next to you, hopping into laps, and snuggling with soft blankets and fabrics. Your bed is his favorite sleeping spot. He is also quite chatty and will meow sweetly when he wants pets or company.

He is a good little housemate with great litter box habits and a strong love for food, especially Churu treats. He has done very well with other cats and kittens and is especially b

Wall-E is a petite little orange tabby boy who is full of charm, silliness, and confidence. This social sweetheart loves being with people and has a big, bubbly personality that shows the moment he feels at home.

Playtime is Wall-E’s favorite thing in the world. He adores springs, fuzzy balls, hoodie strings, and anything that wiggles or moves. He climbs, pounces, and sometimes happily jumps onto shoulders for fun. He uses teeth and claws during play, so he will thrive with humans who enjoy interactive kitten antics and provide lots of fun toys.

After he has worn himself out, Wall-E becomes a cozy cuddle bug. He loves curling up next to you, hopping into laps, and snuggling with soft blankets and fabrics. Your bed is his favorite sleeping spot. He is also quite chatty and will meow sweetly when he wants pets or company.

He is a good little housemate with great litter box habits and a strong love for food, especially Churu treats. He has done very well with other cats and kittens and is especially bonded to an older kitten friend, so he would be happiest in a home with another friendly feline buddy. Wall-E also does well with adults and gentle children, and while he is wary of dogs right now, he may adjust with a calm, respectful pup.

Wall-E was diagnosed weeks ago with what we suspected to be Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP); this used to be a life threatening illness but now, t