rief Bio: :Peter is one of three bottle-fed littermates: Peter and his siblings, MJ and Rocket. Peter may be the smallest of the trio, but he is a big-hearted shadow kittenâgentle, observant, cuddly, and happiest beside the people or pets he loves. The kittens came into foster care at approximately 2 weeks old on July 9 and have been lovingly raised in a home environment.Peter has grown up with two large dogs, two tween children, and occasional kindergarten-age visitors. He has not had experience with cats outside his litter or with small pets/critters. He and his siblings have free run of the house while the family is home, and are in a separate room when no one is home so they are not left unsupervised with the dogs. Peter is accustomed to being cuddled and handled, having his nails clipped, and using the litter box consistently. He is especially comfortable with the familyâs large, cat-friendly dogs and is most often found curled up with the householdâs Golden Retriever.Summary of Personality:Peter is the smallest member of the litter, but he has a big spirit. He is a sleek black tabby with dark brown undertones, bold swirls along his sides, stripes along his back, and a classic tabby âMâ on his forehead. Peter is playful, curious, and quietly adventurous. He enjoys exploring the house, joining in games with his siblings, chasing a wand toy, and batting around a ball. He is brave and eager to investigate new things, especially when he has his trusted people or animal friends nearby. Rather than racing ahead on his own, Peter likes to periodically check in with his person before heading back into the next kitten adventure. When he is not playing, Peter is wonderfully affectionate and content to be part of whatever is happening around him. He will happily follow his favorite people from room to room, offering his adorable little trill to announce that he is nearby or ready to join in. He also loves the dogs and is most often found curled up against the familyâs big Golden Retriever for a nap. Peter would thrive in a home where he can be included in daily life and has regular companionship, whether from a person who is home often, another friendly cat or kitten, or a gentle, cat-friendly dog. He is a lovely balance of playful kitten energy, gentle curiosity, and devoted cuddle-bug companionship.Is your foster litter box trained?:Yes
