Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Adorable petite Ms Cocoa Bean was abandoned at 5 weeks old in an open cardboard box at the front door of one of our veterinarians early in the morning. Luckily there were cameras and the staff heard a car pull up to the front door at 5:30 in the morning as they were preparing for their day. They saw a man get out of his car and leave the box and then saw the kitten jump out of the box to start roaming around the bushes. Someone immediately went out to get the kitten.Cocoa Bean (DOB 3/6/2026) is extremely friendly, affectionate, confident and loving. She likes to sleep on laps, a chest, under the chin, in between legs. She chirps as she is heading over to cuddle so you know she’s on her way! As soon as you crawl into bed, she will join you for attention and snuggles. If you are sitting down, she will be on your lap in no time. She does like to play and nibble on the tips of fingers, which is discouraged. She is playful, loves wrestling and chasing other kitties, likes sitting by windows, enjoys playing on cat trees, and batting spiral plastic cat toys. She likes to drink out of a cat water fountain, free feeds dried food and loves wet food. Ms Cocoa Bean must be Adopted to a home that already has a cat that is three years old or younger. She CANNOT be an only pet. She would do best in a home with a kitty companion. If you do not already have a young cat, she can be adopted with a foster kitten or young adult cat that she is friends with at her foster home. These foster kittens and cats are patiently waiting for a forever home, and they are sure to fill your life with love and happiness for a very long time. “Saving one animal won’t change the world, but it will change the world for that animal.” Health and Medical Information:fully vetted and ready for adoption! They have been neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, tested negative for FIV and leukemia, and treated for fleas and worms. Adopting saves you the time and cost of these medical procedures, which would typically be 2–4 times more at a veterinary clinic and take up more of your time.
