Beanie
Gender: MaleBirthdate: July 2022
Health Issues: None
Personality: Friendly, playful, cuddly
Special Notes: FIV negative, FELV negative, vaccinated, microchipped, neutered. Currently living in temporary foster home.
Playful, litter trained, comfortable in cage/carrier, friendly to other cats and non-aggressive.
Loves chasing/playing and cuddling with his fellow cat friend Polly.
Likely to be shy at first with humans, but quickly comes to love being pet and cuddling.
Comments on Beanie and Polly from current foster:
Bean or Beanie (orange male) is about 2 years old. He’s a big boy with lots of love and attitude, he loves to cuddle with his humans (especially under the covers). He loves the bathroom so be careful leaving it open or you’ll find him climbing on everything. He is full of energy and loves to play but also loves to sleep for hours of the day. He is a vacuum cleaner and loves all types of food and treats!
Polly (black female) is about 2 years old as well. She is a slender fast female just like a little wolf in the night. She is a bit skittish but once she warms up she loves to be held like a baby. She loves her brother bean and needs to be near him or in the same area as him. She LOVES the laser and will go for hours on end playing with it. Polly prefers dry food over wet so we tend to mix hers giving her the best of both worlds.
These two are not related or from the same litter however they are a bonded pair and need to stay together. Bean is very outgoing and loves to be up on everyone and Polly is more reserved and likes to be alone. Together they are the perfect cuddle buddies and kitties to love! Catnip spray is their best friend, spray it on their toys or beds and they will be active for hours. Polly loves any dark secluded quiet spot she can find. They are the best kitties for someone who has never had cats or someone who is looking for a yin and yang type. They love all types of treats and CIAO wet food. They love to snuggle and sleep together but also love their own beds or cat trees as well.
They have been in the care of Japan Cat Network since they were very small. They are great with all cats and have been around other cats with both fosters. They deserve to settle down somewhere permanently with the person or people who will love them and take care of them for the rest of their lives.
