Hi there! I'm Michael, a sweet, sensitive boy who is still figuring out that the big wide world is actually pretty safe-and I'm looking for a family to help me blossom.
At first, I might take a little minute to assess the room or hang out under the couch when things get loud. Don't worry, though-I'm not a hider forever! Once I realize you bring good vibes (and maybe a wand toy or a tasty treat), my true colors come out.
When it's time to play, I turn into a total goofball. I love chasing feather toys, pouncing on imaginary monsters, and zooming around like a little furry rocket. And once I've burned off all that kitten energy? I am all about the snuggles. I'll happily melt into your lap, purr up a storm, and curl up for a cozy nap right next to your chin.
While I may be a little nervous with new friends and in new situations, I'm a total cuddle bug and love to be held. I get along great with other cats and will be happiest with a feline friend in my new home. I did live with older kids and dogs in my foster home, and do well with them also!
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