Meet Cheez-it, a toasted-orange classic tabby and certified Very Good Boy, known for collecting admirers like trading cards. Friendly, charming, and convinced that every human was put on Earth to pet him, Cheez-it has never met a stranger. He melts into laps, soaks up affection, and even wins over the vet staff.
Just under a year old, he still carries that bright kitten spark. In other words, he is peak orange-cat energy. Expect playfulness, affection, and enough emotional support purrs to power a small city.
Cheez-it came to us after surviving a broken leg that is still in the healing phase. Because of that injury, he was at risk of euthanasia at the shelter, but we swooped in just in time. X-rays and a full vet exam show he’s on the right track. For the next 2 to 3 weeks, his new family should limit his movement by keeping him in a small room and discouraging jumping or rowdy play. After that, follow-up X-rays are recommended to confirm he’s safe to explore the rest of his kingdom.
If his adopter uses our recommended vet, the rescue will cover the cost of that follow-up exam and visit. You’re also welcome to use your own vet at your own cost. Long-term, Cheez-it is expected to live a normal, happy life. He may just be a little more prone to arthritis once he’s a dapper senior, but for now he’s healing well and feeling hopeful.
✨ We’re participating in the Bring Home Love Challenge! ✨
All adoption fees are at least 25% off, making Cheez-it’s fee $150.
His adoption fee includes:
• Neuter
• Dewormer
• FeLV testing
• Microchip
• Core vaccines
• A free 30-day subscription to Petcademy (24/7 cat behavior support!)
• A free exam at a ChewyVet clinic + a $50 Chewy gift card
• A “go home” bag of goodies
If you’re looking for a snugglebug with heroic backstory energy, Cheez-it is ready to be your little legend.
Meet Cheez-it, a toasted-orange classic tabby and certified Very Good Boy, known for collecting admirers like trading cards. Friendly, charming, and convinced that every human was put on Earth to pet him, Cheez-it has never met a stranger. He melts into laps, soaks up affection, and even wins over the vet staff.
Just under a year old, he still carries that bright kitten spark. In other words, he is peak orange-cat energy. Expect playfulness, affection, and enough emotional support purrs to power a small city.
Cheez-it came to us after surviving a broken leg that is still in the healing phase. Because of that injury, he was at risk of euthanasia at the shelter, but we swooped in just in time. X-rays and a full vet exam show he’s on the right track. For the next 2 to 3 weeks, his new family should limit his movement by keeping him in a small room and discouraging jumping or rowdy play. After that, follow-up X-rays are recommended to confirm he’s safe to explore the rest of his kingdom.
If his adopter uses our recommended vet, the rescue will cover the cost of that follow-up exam and visit. You’re also welcome to use your own vet at your own cost. Long-term, Cheez-it is expected to live a normal, happy life. He may just be a little more prone to arthritis once he’s a dapper senior, but for now he’s healing well and feeling hopeful.
✨ We’re participating in the Bring Home Love Challenge! ✨
All adoption fees are at least 25% off, making Cheez-it’s fee $150.
His adoption fee includes:
• Neuter
• Dewormer
• FeLV testing
• Microchip
• Core vaccines
• A free 30-day subscription to Petcademy (24/7 cat behavior support!)
• A free exam at a ChewyVet clinic + a $50 Chewy gift card
• A “go home” bag of goodies
If you’re looking for a snugglebug with heroic backstory energy, Cheez-it is ready to be your little legend.
Denver Kittens is focused on reducing animal suffering by pulling animals from high-euthanasia shelters, particularly harder-to-adopt animals, such as those with FIV or bonded pairs, and finding them loving homes in the Denver Metro Area. We also aim to reduce over-population, and therefore reduce animal suffering and euthanasia, by supporting trap, neuter, return efforts in our community and increasing access to spay and neuter.
Denver Kittens is focused on reducing animal suffering by pulling animals from high-euthanasia shelters, particularly harder-to-adopt animals, such as those with FIV or bonded pairs, and finding them loving homes in the Denver Metro Area. We also aim to reduce over-population, and therefore reduce animal suffering and euthanasia, by supporting trap, neuter, return efforts in our community and increasing access to spay and neuter.
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