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It’s not October 3, and the only math this cat gets enthused over is 1 treat + 1 treat = 0 treats because he already ate them—but four-legged Kevin G. does share one very important personality trait with his Mean Girls namesake: His confidence and affectionate demeanor are impossible to ignore.
Ironically, PETA took custody of Kevin after rural North Carolina residents asked Community Animal Project fieldworkers to remove the spicy-tempered free-roaming cats they’d been feeding and caring for. Unable to afford the cost of feeding the hungry mouths and concerned for the cats’ safety amid near-daily fresh frost, the cats’ caretakers called PETA for help. But one brown tabby’s humane trap might as well have had a sign that read, “No mean girls (or guys) here!” When Kevin began booping a fieldworker’s fingertip through the trap’s steel squares, it became official: This is one fetch feline.
Back at PETA’s shelter, Kevin’s gregarious nature only became more apparent.
How do you like me now?! *rips shirt off*
And after a PETA veterinary assistant met the charming chap, he and his wife just had one thing to tell Kevin: You can sit with us. In foster care, Kevin proved he’s no plastic—the tabby fella was quick to clique with his feline foster family.
—Kevin’s foster sibling, Luna
How much does Kevin’s foster family love him? The limit does not exist.
Kevin is roughly 3 years old. He’s vaccinated. He’s fresh off a cat dental cleaning. He has no time for cat cliques, only social inclusion, even when it comes to dog friends, like Luna (above)! And he’s searching for his permanent people.
Oh, and he’s neutered.
So, you actually haven’t submitted your adoption application yet? Shut up! Shut up!
What are you waiting for? Trust fall your adoption application for the grool brown tabby into the arms of [email protected].
