A day in the life of Soba

In the morning I like to wake my foster mom up with nose and chin licks while purring uncontrollably. Once she’s up I follow her to the kitchen and patiently wait to be fed breakfast with my brother, Udon. After my belly is nice and full, I find a comfy spot back on the bed and rest while my brother follows our foster mom around. After I’ve had enough sleep, and maybe a wake up cleaning from Udon, it’s playtime! My brother and I like to run around the house and wrestle while our foster cat siblings watch (and sometimes join in). When my foster mom takes a break from work she finds me to give me pets and scratches wherever I’m lounging (usually the bed or in a sunbeam). I love to play with the laser pointer and can run circles around all the other house kitties. If I’m not too tired I’ll chase my brother Udon around and when it’s time to rest, Udon and I take turns licking each other and then snuggle up for a late afternoon nap. After dinner time I like to follow my foster mom around the house while she gets ready for bed in case she needs any protection! Did anyone ask for a guard cat while showering? When it’s finally time for bed, I like to snuggle up by my foster mom’s feet or in any kind of nook by her head I can find. You will often find me in the morning nestled between my foster mom’s head and her pillow (or maybe snuggled up in the cat cuddle pile)!

Soba must be adopted with her brother: Udon.

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. =^..^=