Leo & Soot
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Leo & Soot
AvailableLeo & Soot are young, medium-sized domestic short-haired cats located in Westwood, NJ. Leo, the Bengal/tabby mix, is approximately 11 lbs, while Soot, the black cat, weighs around 8.5 lbs. Both are neutered males and have been fully vetted with up-to-date vaccinations. They get along well with other cats and are looking for a home where they can continue their strong friendship.
About Leo & Soot
Meet Leo & Soot! These two handsome boys are young cats in search of a loving home. Unfortunately, their current guardian is dealing with worsening allergies, so finding a new family for them has become necessary. Leo is a neutered Bengal/tabby mix born in November 2023 and weighs around 11 lbs. Heโs an active boy who thrives on attention but knows when to retreat. He has had experience around children and dogs, typically opting to keep his distance or walk away when he needs space. Soot is a neutered black cat, born in November 2024, weighing about 8.5 lbs. Though he can be a bit shy initially, he opens up and loves to play once he feels comfortable. Soot hasn't been around dogs or children yet, but he interacts wonderfully with other cats. Both boys are fully vetted with up-to-date vaccinations. They enjoy playing together and often curl up for a nap side by side. They share a close bond and would thrive in a safe, loving home together. If youโre interested in adopting Leo and Soot, please fill out an adoption application. Every animal deserves a happy ending. This one starts with you.
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Questions about Leo & Soot
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Indoor environments are ideal for Leo & Soot as they thrive inside and are accustomed to this lifestyle.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Leo & Soot do not require outdoor space since they are indoor cats and prefer the safety of a cozy home.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Leo has experience around children and is adaptable, but Soot's response to children is unknown. Caution is advised when introducing Soot.











