More than anything else, Wallace is puzzled.  During his eight-week-long life, Wallace learned that certain actions yielded certain reactions from people.  When Wallace toddled toward people, they scooped him up and cuddled him.  Now, when Wallace moves toward someone, his nose hits the wire walls on his cage.  And most people hurry right past his pleading, expectant, tiny face.

Still, that doesn’t prevent Wallace from continuing to try.  Little Wallace is addicted to attention, addicted to giving and getting affection.  He learned to need that relationship with people, and Wallace will never eliminate that need.

Wallace’s people may have gotten over loving him, but Wallace won’t forget.  This especially small kitten needs someone who won’t mind him on her lap the moment she sits down.

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