More about PeeWee

 DOB:  05/09/25   Peewee is a young kitty with a big personality and an even bigger fan club - especially his foster, who is having a very hard time letting this special boy go. But it’s time for Peewee to find a home of his own!       He came to GRASP in the summer of 2025 as a tiny single bottle baby, found alone on a city sidewalk far too little to survive on his own. His foster stepped in and bottle-fed him around the clock, and that fragile little kitten has grown into a sleek, shiny, very handsome boy.Peewee loves to play - with toys, with other cats, with dogs, and sometimes just with himself if nobody else is available. He still has that classic kitten energy, though at nearly eleven pounds he’s already a sturdy little guy. Because of that, he’ll do best with a patient, easygoing animal companion who doesn’t mind an enthusiastic playmate.He absolutely needs a home with other young cats. Peewee loves to cuddle up with his feline friends and would be very lonely without them. At night, he’s also very committed to sleeping with his humans - preferably right where he can supervise everyone.Peewee does have a touch of stranger danger and may take a couple of days to feel comfortable in a new home. Very young, rambunctious children tend to make him nervous, so a calmer home would suit him best.A few important notes about Peewee’s hobbies: He is a passionate shredder of paper products (receipts, tissues, and anything you thought was safely on the table), and he occasionally enjoys walking up to the household dog and bopping them on the nose for absolutely no reason at all.Peewee may have started life alone on a sidewalk, but he’s ready now for the happy ending he deserves!     This cat has been combo-tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV, received all age-appropriate vaccinations and is altered.