A day in the life of Udon

In the morning I love to purr in my foster mom’s face because I am ready for pets and breakfast! I will follow her into the kitchen, sometimes weaving between her legs, and wait as patiently as I can with my sister Soba for breakfast. Once breakfast is over I follow my mom to the coffee maker and biscuit on her feet while purring so she knows how thankful I am for an early morning breakfast. While my sister Soba naps, I like to follow my foster mom around while she prepares lunches and gets ready for her day. Some may call me a velcro kitty and I love when my foster mom gives me lots of attention. While my foster mom works from home I like to sit on her lap or find a cozy spot on her desk and nap. Thankfully my foster mom doesn’t work in the office everyday because I miss her terribly when she leaves the house and will come running once the front door is open. I will purr and purr while she gives me pets and scratches. Sometimes I am so excited she’s home that I get tangled in her legs! I love my sister Soba and know when she needs to get energy out and run around the house. I also love to groom her to help her go to sleep or wake her up for playtime. After dinner I follow my foster mom around while she gets ready for bed and stand guard by the shower door. What if she needs me?! Once it’s bedtime I will nose boop my foster mom, possibly knock her book over for more attention, and then snuggle up with my sister Soba for the night. In the morning you will more than likely find me snuggled up in a nook.

 Udon must be adopted with his sister Soba.

If you're interested in meeting this adorable kitten, please complete an online adoption application or reach out to us via email at info@ibokrescue.org.

All of our kitties are spayed/neutered, up to date on their vaccinations, dewormed, deflead and microchipped prior to being delivered to their loving forever home.

All of our kittens are only available for adoption in pairs as it is our policy not to place kittens under six months of age in a forever home without another same aged kitten. We also do not place kittens older than six months into homes where there is currently not another young cat in residence. Most of our kittens are in "bonded pairs" or bonded with their littermates. We reserve the right not to separate bonded pairs or place kittens individually. The happiness and quality of life for our kittens is our top priority. =^..^=