spunky skunky kitten to good home

temple near spaulding, Long Beach CA

Description

meet Skunky! a 15 week old spunky skunky kit-kat met as a stray under a house with a feral mother who stopped cleaning him-- Skunky, named for his poop butt he was found with, and his ​tuxedo markings. 5 toes, a black nose, hazel eyes, a soft gaze when he's feeling affectionate, a focused stare when he's catching bugs he's adventurous, almost too much for his own good needs strong physically set boundaries: a harness (which he comes with) a leash (also included) a firm grip on the scruff when he gets too mouthy--he's teething. probably has ADHD, needs controlled stimulation--something to climb, and scratch, and watch. loves try different food, not picky, will scavenge if not fed enough/regularly (wet food once in morning, once at night currently--with kibble available throughout day. Skunky sometimes thinks he's a stray but really he's just a wet food boy who wakes you up with purring and rubbing on your face... he loves to cuddle and coo and be kissed on the nose. litter box trained, is currently using a lightweight clay kind in a small-ish cooler my partner and I are living in a van and can no longer support him in our very close proximity to tall trees (which he climbs if left unattended for a short period of time) and an unfenced outside, we don't have the space or resources to care for him any longer he was bottle fed goat milk, (loved dearly), dewormed & up-to-date flea treatment he has not visited a vet yet--has no shots, needs to be neutered soon (both his siblings who he was raised with and now stay with someone else, have been to the vet and are healthy.) he needs a caretaker asap--within the next couple days honestly his sister Tete (Coyote), currently living with another person & litter mate, is also up for adoption. they can be adopted together, although spay/neuter will need to come soon he's great with dogs (we have a big brown lab who he has grown up with and cuddles with) he's adaptable and looking for his furever home--could that be with you?