Zozo is a very energetic, playful and affectionate kitten. She loves running, jumping, playing with toys, ropes, cords, and anything she can chase. She enjoys being around people, often follows you around during mealtimes and is always curious about what you’re eating. She also has a cuddly side and likes to nap next to her humans, on their lap, chest or arms. She is resourceful and can keep herself entertained when needed.

She is fed home-cooked meals rather than dry food. Her diet typically consists of unseasoned boiled chicken, beef, fish or eggs combined with mashed potatoes or rice, sometimes with steamed vegetables such as carrots, zucchini or small amounts of pumpkin puree. Meals are prepared in advance, stored in the refrigerator and served 4–5 times daily. When home-cooked protein is unavailable, she is happy to eat wet kitten food with mashed potato or rice.

When zozo was first rescued, she was diagnosed with calicivirus and was treated under veterinary supervision with medications, antibiotics, vitamins, and supplements. She attended daily vet visits for five days, followed by additional checkups and has since made a full recovery with no ongoing health concerns. She has received her Quadrivalent vaccine, completed 4 deworming doses and received a Revolution treatment for fleas and parasites. As she is currently only 2.5 months old, she has not yet reached the age for her rabies vaccination, which will need to be administered when appropriate.