Cheeto

Meet Cheeto! Cheeto may have started out as the quiet observer of the bunch, but this sweet boy has completely come out of his shell! He is now one of the happiest, most affectionate kittens around and is almost always purring. Cheeto loves absolutely everyone, whether he’s chasing toys, wrestling with his siblings, grooming his friends, or curling up for some serious snuggle time. He’s playful, social, and always ready to join in on whatever fun is happening around him. And when playtime is over, he’s more than happy to settle in next to you and soak up all the love. This little boy has the sweetest personality and such a gentle, loving nature. His purrs start the moment he gets attention, and he truly thrives when he’s surrounded by people and other kittens. Cheeto would love to have a playful kitty companion in his forever home and would especially love to be adopted with his sibling, Dorito. Whether he goes home with Dorito or joins a family with another friendly kitten or a very active family, Cheeto is sure to bring endless purrs, cuddles, and fun wherever he goes. Cheeto is ready to find his forever family — and he has so much love to give! View the full bio/profile and photos/videos HERE: https://www.felineurbanrescueandrehab.org/animals/detail? AnimalID=22466819

All FURR Cats & Kittens are seen by a vet before being posted online and have been:

Spayed / Neutered to help control the pet population Microchipped to help ensure your best friend can be brought home if lost. Vaccinated; FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia) & Rabies (which is legally required in most states). These will need to be kept current after adoption. Tested Negative for FIV & FELV unless otherwise noted on their profile Treated with de-wormer, anti-parasitics, flea baths & prevention, ear mites and anything else our vet deems needed for good health. This can sometimes include antibiotics and eye/upper respiratory medicines, etc. Many of our fosters also use pre/probiotics and vitamins to fully support their tiny immune systems during transitions.