Despite his name, Divided Highway has one very clear destination: straight into your heart. This adorable little guy is the total package-cute, playful, affectionate, and unbelievably soft. Seriously, petting Divided Highway may become your newest hobby. His plush fur is practically impossible to resist, and he's more than happy to soak up all the attention you want to give him. When he's not busy collecting pets and admiration, Divided Highway can usually be found racing around with his siblings, chasing toys, or climbing his beloved cat trees. If there's a higher perch available, he'll find it. Whether he's scaling to the top like a tiny mountain climber or lounging on a platform while supervising the household, cat trees are one of his favorite places to be. This sweet boy loves people and thrives on attention. He'll happily seek you out for pets, follow you around to see what you're doing, and settle in for snuggles whenever the opportunity arises. He has the perfect blend of playful kitten energy and affectionate companionship. Divided Highway's favorite things include: Climbing cat trees and claiming the best lookout spots Playing with toys and wrestling with his siblings Getting pets and attention from his humans Showing off his ridiculously soft fur Snuggling after a busy day of adventures Being told how handsome he is Because kittens thrive with a feline friend, Divided Highway must be adopted with another kitten. The good news is that he has many siblings, Men At Work, Speed Limit, Stop Sign and Slippery When Wet, who would love to join him in his forever home! Having a kitten companion means he'll always have a playmate, cuddle buddy, and partner for all of life's adventures. If you're looking for a kitten who is equal parts explorer, entertainer, and cuddle bug, Divided Highway is ready to merge into your family. Men at Work is neutered, microchipped, FIV/FeLV negative, has age-appropriate vaccines and is litterbox trained. He would do great in a home with other cats, playful dogs and gentle kids of any age.