Little John is a wonderfully affectionate cat who may be a little cautious at first, but once he receives pets, his loud, rumbly purr instantly switches on. He absolutely adores scratches and will happily melt under your hand, soaking up all the attention. Despite his initial shyness, he is a social boy who loves to follow his humans around the house and join in on movie nights from the cozy foot-of-the-bed seating section.
As a Domestic Shorthair, Little John is known for his adaptability and loving nature. He is excellent with dogs, other cats, and children, greeting kids at the door after school and even hopping into their beds for cuddles. He is deeply bonded with his best friend, Robin Hood, and they must be adopted together, ensuring double the affection and companionship for their new family.
Little John is currently working on slimming down from his 18-pound frame and is on a structured meal plan, so he cannot be free-fed. He needs a committed family dedicated to helping him maintain a healthy weight through consistent feeding. An indoor-only home that can provide a stable, manageable environment for this loving duo will be ideal, ready for double the purrs and double the loyalty.
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Requires a structured meal plan to manage his weight and cannot be free-fed.
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