Pluto and his littermate Saturn arrived with their mother from a place where people mostly left them alone. Because of that early start, Pluto is pretty anxious around new folks and needs time to settle in. When he finally feels comfortable, he turns into a real cuddler—just don’t expect him to be the first one to ask for attention. While it sounds like Pluto and Saturn have always been together, they aren’t dependent on each other for comfort. Adopting both is welcome, but separating them might help each come out of their shell even more. What Pluto does need is a home with at least one other cat, especially a confident, friendly one who can show him the ropes. Pluto’s ideal adopters have a calm household and respect that he doesn’t like to be picked up. He should get along well with other cats and dogs. His vaccinations, FeLV/FIV tests, microchip, and neuter are all included in his adoption fee. Every animal deserves a happy ending. This one starts with you.