Moo

Moo and his brother Pepper were born in September of 2025. They recently moved to a foster home because their family was going through some hardship and can no longer take care of them.

They adjusted to the foster family in just a few days, and they are both super chill, sweet, and affectionate! They are friendly towards everyone in the household, adults and teens, and are even brave enough to say hi to family visitors!

Moo took a bit longer to warm up, but once he did, he is pure love. He is easy going, chill most of the time, finds random cat toys around the house to keep himself entertained. He will also come and jump on your lap and purr and enjoy a cuddle session a few times a day.

They are both very gentle, not picky with their food, and are litter box trained.

Check out these short videos of him playing with his brother, and enjoying some bonding time with his human:

https://youtube.com/shorts/2OXXkLNuyMM

https://youtube.com/shorts/uooQrwW9kgo

https://youtu.be/o_sfPbZIHHQ?is=BZItY8jRjYRT8c3R

Moo is being fostered in Palo Alto, and his adoption fee is $25.

IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN ADOPTING, PLEASE FILL OUT OUR ADOPTION APPLICATION AT TCRESCUE.COM/ADOPT

Learn why kittens in pairs are healthier and happier at: http://tcrescue.com/why2kittens

Moo is being fostered in Palo Alto, and his adoption fee is $25.

If you would like to meet this kitten, please start by filling out our adoption application at tcrescue.com/adopt

ADOPTION INQUIRIES SUBMITTED WITHOUT A COMPLETED APPLICATION FROM THE LINK ABOVE MAY NOT RECEIVE A RESPONSE.

Tailchaser Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit, no-kill organization dedicated to rescuing cats and dogs from shelters where they are in danger. Our foster volunteers provide loving temporary homes for our rescued animals until they are adopted.

By adopting a cat or dog, you're making a commitment to provide love, care, and medical treatment for the life of the animal, which can be up to 20 years or more! We are committed to placing our rescued animals with families who are prepared for the responsibility of owning an animal for its entire lifetime, so that they are never again at the mercy of the shelter system.