Otter

Why is Your Pet "Rescued (or Stray) and Notorious"?
Otter is our first fur baby, and we can't imagine life without his chirps, playful antics, energetic zoomies, and purrs of a melodic lullaby.

Our little black cat is more than a pet; he is a bewitching companion, cherished family member, and a source of endless smiles. I call him a big flirt because he loves everyone. He’s a social butterfly. He always has to come and evaluate the situation at home, especially if it involves visitors to the house. He loves laying on my chest and purrs up a storm.

Otter is notorious for getting into the house plants. Any greenery or human food he can get his toe beans on, he will munch on happily. He likes to eat the leaves which sends me yelling at him to stop eating the plants. He sometimes gets human food, only if he’s being a good boy though!

A note from Otter: Shelters and rescue organizations often have limited space and resources, and by adopting a cat (or dog), you are giving them a chance for a for a better life and freeing up space for other animals in need. Adopt, don't shop! 🐾


Name of Rescue Organization or Shelter (or indicate "stray")
Tabby's Place: a Cat Sanctuary