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Meet Agent Get Smart (Code Name: Stewie)
Don’t let the name fool you—Get Smart’s top-secret mission is maximum snuggles. In fact, he’s currently deployed on a lap as this profile is being written. He’s the perfect balance of energetic, curious, and affectionate, always ready to investigate his surroundings before reporting back for cuddles. Visually, Get Smart is disguised as a brown tabby teddy bear with bold dark stripes, bright hazel eyes, and charming little ear tufts.
Get Smart is a master of infiltration. Laptops, paper pags, boxes, and even under-the-covers are no match for his stealthy surveillance. If he spots an open space, he will occupy it immediately—your personal space has been permanently eliminated.
This clever agent is highly food-motivated (a valuable skill in the field) and has already completed advanced training in cat door operations and proper litter box protocol. While he loves his meals, he’s not territorial over food—though he will growl to defend his toys, because every good agent protects their equipment.
Of course, no spy works alone and Get Smart’s trusted partners—Agent George & Mandy (posted separately)—is also available for adoption. These brothers went through basic training together and learned to scheme together daily, making them perfectly synchronized partners in crime (and cuddles). Adopting Get Smart with his fellow agent means built-in companionship, confidence, and double the fun—with nonstop entertainment.
Sweet, smart, and ridiculously affectionate, Agent Get Smart (and his fellow spy) are ready for their next undercover assignment. Will your home be the next safe house?
Why adopting Two Kittens Are Better Than One
Adopting two male kittens together is one of the best gifts you can give them—and yourself. Kittens learn important social skills through play, and a bonded pair keeps each other entertained, active, and happy. That means fewer lonely meows, less mischief, and a lot more adorable moments to enjoy.
Male kittens, especially when raised together, often form strong, affectionate bonds. They wrestle, chase, cuddle, and groom each other, burning off energy in healthy ways. This built-in playmate helps prevent boredom-related behaviors like scratching furniture or pouncing on ankles, since they’re busy playing with each other instead.
Two kittens also adjust more easily to new homes. Having a familiar companion reduces stress and builds confidence, making them more relaxed, social, and adaptable as they grow. And when they curl up together after a long play session? Pure magic.
Double the kittens doesn’t mean double the trouble—it means double the love, laughter, and lifelong friendship.
Adoption Day: February 14th at PetSmart Tysons Corner from 10:00–11:00 AM, an approved adopter must be present to adopt.
Meet Agent Get Smart (Code Name: Stewie)
Don’t let the name fool you—Get Smart’s top-secret mission is maximum snuggles. In fact, he’s currently deployed on a lap as this profile is being written. He’s the perfect balance of energetic, curious, and affectionate, always ready to investigate his surroundings before reporting back for cuddles. Visually, Get Smart is disguised as a brown tabby teddy bear with bold dark stripes, bright hazel eyes, and charming little ear tufts.
Get Smart is a master of infiltration. Laptops, paper pags, boxes, and even under-the-covers are no match for his stealthy surveillance. If he spots an open space, he will occupy it immediately—your personal space has been permanently eliminated.
This clever agent is highly food-motivated (a valuable skill in the field) and has already completed advanced training in cat door operations and proper litter box protocol. While he loves his meals, he’s not territorial over food—though he will growl to defend his toys, because every good agent protects their equipment.
Of course, no spy works alone and Get Smart’s trusted partners—Agent George & Mandy (posted separately)—is also available for adoption. These brothers went through basic training together and learned to scheme together daily, making them perfectly synchronized partners in crime (and cuddles). Adopting Get Smart with his fellow agent means built-in companionship, confidence, and double the fun—with nonstop entertainment.
Sweet, smart, and ridiculously affectionate, Agent Get Smart (and his fellow spy) are ready for their next undercover assignment. Will your home be the next safe house?
Why adopting Two Kittens Are Better Than One
Adopting two male kittens together is one of the best gifts you can give them—and yourself. Kittens learn important social skills through play, and a bonded pair keeps each other entertained, active, and happy. That means fewer lonely meows, less mischief, and a lot more adorable moments to enjoy.
Male kittens, especially when raised together, often form strong, affectionate bonds. They wrestle, chase, cuddle, and groom each other, burning off energy in healthy ways. This built-in playmate helps prevent boredom-related behaviors like scratching furniture or pouncing on ankles, since they’re busy playing with each other instead.
Two kittens also adjust more easily to new homes. Having a familiar companion reduces stress and builds confidence, making them more relaxed, social, and adaptable as they grow. And when they curl up together after a long play session? Pure magic.
Double the kittens doesn’t mean double the trouble—it means double the love, laughter, and lifelong friendship.
Adoption Day: February 14th at PetSmart Tysons Corner from 10:00–11:00 AM, an approved adopter must be present to adopt.
