The adorable, neutered kitten, who was born at Halloween, carries a long name that’s a misnomer, a name totally inappropriate for the fellow. His namesake, Frankenstein, the common name for Dr. Frankenstein’s monster, was sadly imperfect, physically and psychologically. Frankie isn’t. His markings are flawless. His paws’ white socks perfectly match. And Mother Nature took extra care sketching symmetrical markings on Frankie’s face.

Psychologically Frankie is perfect, too. He grew up with kids, and he’s learned to be playful and charming. Because he loved several people, Frankie is ready to love someone else now.

In fact, the only trait Frankie and Frankenstein share is sadness. Both were confused and hurt when people couldn’t love them. Frankie’s pleading to have a happier ending than his namesake.