Mori is the tiniest of Mama Rivka’s four kittens, but what he lacks in size he more than makes up for in personality. This little guy is gentle, curious, and loves to be close to his people—whether he’s exploring his surroundings or snuggling up for a nap. Mori may be small, but he’s full of love and will make a wonderful, devoted companion. Because kittens thrive with a buddy, preference will be given to adopters willing to bring Mori home with one of his siblings—he’ll feel happiest growing up with a built-in best friend by his side. Mori will be neutered and will receive his vaccinations before he is adopted. Adopting two kittens together helps them grow into happy, well-adjusted cats. Kittens learn important social skills—like gentle play and boundaries—from each other, and having a companion keeps them active, entertained, and less likely to develop behavioral issues from boredom or loneliness. A bonded pair also provides comfort during the transition to a new home, making them more confident and secure. Best of all, two kittens often require no more effort than one, since they keep each other company and out of trouble.