Milo

IN FOSTER

Milo is a certified goofball, professional flopper, and full-time fun machine. If you’re looking for a cat with a big personality, look no further. Milo is handsome as they come, complete with a two-inch white tip on his tail and enough charisma to fill a whole house. He is an affection enthusiast, but his love language is…being dramatic. When he wants attention he doesn’t just lean in — he flops. Sometimes he flops so hard he falls off chairs, tumbles across the floor, or topples into laps. Subtlety is not his style.

Milo has two speeds: cuddle hard and play harder. He loves toys — all toys — and his zoomies are powered by happiness and chaos. He lives with two adult male cats and does extremely well with them, and he would absolutely thrive in a home with another playful cat to wrestle and run with. He could likely adjust to a respectful dog too. His favourite hangout spots include the top of the snake tank (improvised heat pad) and his foster parent’s chair (also his chair now). Milo takes his hobbies very seriously, and yes, one of those hobbies is using a second litter box exclusively for playtime. His first litter box is for bathroom business, and the second one is for flinging litter with theatrical commitment — it makes no sense, but Milo stands by his choices.

Like many adolescent cats, Milo experiences petting overstimulation and can bite when he gets too revved up or when affection becomes “too much.” There’s no malice — just big feelings in a little body — so he needs someone who understands feline body language and consent-based interaction. Because of this, he isn’t suited for a home with children.

Milo is sweet, social, overflowing with affection, and absolutely bursting with personality. If you love silly cats who make you laugh every single day, who flop with their whole heart, and who turn life into constant entertainment, Milo might be the perfect match. Give him a home that embraces his quirks, and he’ll give you laughter, love, and a one-of-a-kind bond you’ll never forget.

Note, the adoption fee for a pet adopted from the Pembina Valley Humane Society includes their spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate vaccines and boosters, and a post-adoption veterinary exam at a local clinic