British Shorthair kittens & cats in Sharon, Pennsylvania

Bunny came to us in October 2019 and was just under a year old then. He's an incredibly loving cat that is being rehomed due to no fault of his own. He is a special boy, he has one pupil that does not restrict properly and the vet at the time said it could indicate head trauma as a kitten. He craves attention and loves sitting on all laps and doesn't like being alone too much. He's the perfect reading or movie buddy. He's been around cats that we fostered and he was able to get them to feel safe. He's also been around dogs, but does take time to get used to them. He's extremely playful and food driven. The only downside is he hunts laundry, but we've used it as a way to inspire use to keep our clothes off the floor. We are currently in an apartment that does not allow pets. I'm also working paycheck to paycheck and work so many jobs I'm not able to give him the attention he deserves. The last time he received shots was in June of 2023 from the vet clinic at Tractor Supply Company.