Cheddar can’t get enough of visiting his favorite neighbor. A senior rescue, Cheddar was adopted two days after they began fostering him. His family says he has the most beautiful personality and is a really gentle soul. But he was a bit timid meeting new people – that is until he met Jean.
Jean lives next door, and the moment he met her he was instantly smitten. He loves his neighbor so much, he tries to visit her every single day — sometimes he even walks himself.
Watch Cheddar’s heartwarming story in the video below.
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