Meet DRACO MEOWFOY!

Rescued before he could be returned to the streets, this impossibly handsome lilac point has spent the last several days proving that first impressions can be spectacularly wrong.

When Draco wandered into a trap in Long Beach, the original plan was simple: trap, neuter, and release. But it quickly became obvious that this wasn’t a street-savvy tom just passing through. This was a kitten who greeted people like he’d been waiting for them his entire life. Recognizing that returning him outdoors would be a terrible waste of an exceptionally wonderful cat, his trapper put out an urgent plea for help. We answered.

Unlike his Slytherin namesake, this Draco appears to have missed the entire pure-blood supremacy phase and gone straight to professional cuddle enthusiast. If the original Draco spent seven books reminding everyone how important his family was, this one would simply like to remind you that your lap is currently unoccupied, and that he has a solve.

Indeed, friendly doesn’t quite cover it. Draco is the sort of kitten who assumes every stranger is merely a friend who has taken an unnecessarily long time to arrive. He seeks out attention with remarkable confidence, melts into pets almost instantly, and seems genuinely delighted by the existence of other human beings. Frankly, he’s less “Heir of Malfoy Manor” and more “Golden Retriever accidentally reincarnated as a cat.”

And yes, he’s unfairly gorgeous. With his icy lilac-point coat, striking blue eyes, and aristocratic good looks, Draco certainly looks like someone who might judge your blood status. But in reality, he’ll happily accept affection from Muggles, wizards, Hufflepuffs, and anyone else willing to scratch behind his ears.

Draco will be delivered vaccinated, microchipped, flea treated, dewormedFIV/FeLV negative, and neutered.