He is Siamese if you please! He's a lover, a cuddler, a player

Applehead Seal point Siamese boy needs new home soon. He's got attention deficit disorder because there are too many cats in his foster home and his needs for petting are NOT being met!

That's the ad Nori Nu was trying to place in the local newspaper when his foster mom caught him with her credit card. It's true, Nori wants a lot of attention. He's a typical Siamese boy, looking for love...looking for love...looking for love...

He enjoys mealtimes, he enjoys long cuddles and scritches under his chin and behind his ears. With his good looks and mellow voice, he tries to attract everyone who comes near. He's got personality plus.

His cutest feature is his bi-colored whiskers. His long white whiskers are dotted with brown spots. A very cute boy, he uses his looks to advantage when he wants dinner or pets.

Nobody knows Nori's story. He arrived out of the woods one day, calling for help, but frightened and skittish. After only a couple days of meals, he walked right up to his foster dad and asked to come in. At the vet's, it was obvious he'd been on the street a while, but he hadn't missed a meal. His fur was patchy from scratching at fleas, but otherwise, nothing like a warm bed and regular meals to fix what was ailing him.

The one possibility is that he was one of several Siamese kittens lost from a neighborhood home during Hurricane Ike. The locale fits, the look fits, and the age fits. The home owner passed away in the hurricane, leaving many of her beloved Siamese to fend for themselves outside, including several 4-month-old kittens. Nori may have survived all this time alone. Or he might have been lost recently.

At any rate, with no owner claiming him, and with his emotional trauma resolved, Nori is ready for a new home where he can get constant attention. Would you like to meet him? Check out his webpage at www.happycatadoptions.org and click the adoption link beneath his photo to fill out an online application. Then you're on your way to meeting the cutest, sweetest, most cuddly boy around.

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