**Hi, I'm Scooter. Professional chatterbox, Olympic wrestler, and full-time little brother... even though I act like I run the place.**
If you're looking for a quiet, dignified cat... I respectfully suggest you keep scrolling. I have IMPORTANT THINGS TO SAY, and I plan to tell you all about them. I love having full conversations with my people, whether you understand Chihuahua-I mean, kitten-or not.
My favorite hobby? Flopping dramatically into your lap like gravity suddenly got stronger. Personal space isn't really my thing. If I'm awake, I'm probably looking for cuddles, following you around the house, or convincing my sister Brownie it's time for another wrestling match.
Speaking of Brownie... she's my best friend, favorite playmate, and occasional sparring partner. She's half my size but somehow still manages to pin me to the ground on a regular basis. I don't like to talk about it.
My energy comes in scheduled explosions-around 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. you'll witness the famous Kitten Olympics, featuring parkour, zoomies, and toy chases. Give us a few spring toys, and we'll entertain ourselves for hours. I'm *this* close to mastering fetch too, so I expect applause for the effort.
When I first meet new people, I'm politely cautious. I like to make sure you're good people before giving you full access to my incredible personality. Trust me-it doesn't take long. Once you're in my inner circle, prepare for nonstop affection.
I've also been trying very hard to make friends with my foster's 17-year-old cat, Mia. Brownie and I have respectfully laid nearby, blinked politely, and generally been excellent little neighbors. Mia... remains unconvinced.
One thing you should know about me is that I absolutely adore my sister. When Brownie wasn't feeling well, I put my paw on her shoulder and gave her little kisses until she felt better. Yeah, I'm a softie.
I'm a litter box superstar, love climbing cat trees, happily entertain myself with toys, and after a little time to settle in, I'll become your tiny furry shadow.
Life with me (and hopefully Brownie!) is equal parts comedy show, cuddle session, and adorable chaos. If your heart has room for two best friends who adore each other as much as they'll adore you, I think we should talk.
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MOE C11838
Domestic Short Hair
male, small, baby
Domestic Short Hair
