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Boy cat Wheatus is no dirtbag, seeks loving home

Wheatus in a contemplative mood. Photo from The Cat Connection.

Named for the band behind “Teenage Dirtbag,” Wheatus is a sweet, loving boy with just a hint of adolescent sass. He has traveled from Qatar in search of his forever family.

At two years old, Wheatus is a laid-back cuddlebug who lives for chin scratches, head rubs and quiet snuggles. While he may occasionally give a gentle swat or nibble when he’s had enough attention, it’s all part of his tough-guy act. Underneath the bravado is a soft-hearted cat looking for a patient family that appreciates a kitty who shows affection on his own terms.

Wheatus enjoys supervising his humans, bird-watching from the window and curling up beside you on the couch or bed. He’s also a quirky guy with a refined palate, especially when it comes to sardine- and salmon-flavored wet food.

A far cry from a dirtbag, Wheatus is a charming companion who is sure to bring plenty of love and joy to a lucky household.

Interested in adopting Wheatus? Please fill out our online adoption application.

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The Cat Connection is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit no-kill organization whose primary mission is to rescue abandoned, abused, unwanted, stray, neglected, and injured cats, and to facilitate their adoption into responsible permanent homes. This includes special needs cats and kittens with conditions that will require a specialized approach to adoption.

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