Mr. Boy (courtesy)

Description

    Cat's Name: Mr. Boy Cat's Breed: Domestic Shorthair Cat's Color: Grey tabby Coat Length Short Cat Sex: Male Estimated Birthday 04-01-2025 Okay to live in a home with... KidsCats May not do well with.... Older, intolerant cats Physical Description Mr. Boy is a grey tabby with black stripes, with an adorable spotted belly. He's small, and very long when he stretches out. He's got big ears and tiny paws. Personality Mr. Boy is very playful, and very tolerant. You can pick him up, hold him, and move him easily. He would be really tolerant of a young child or other pets (I don't know yet about dogs.) He is not much of a cuddler (yet) but that may change if he finds his person. He does get restless at night as he is still an energetic young kitty. He's very smart and observant, and very talkative. I think he would love a young kitty playmate, he used to have a kitty friend outside he played with. This kitty has what sort of characteristics? OutgoingCuriousHigh energyEnjoys being heldTalkativePlayfulIndependent The best home to adopt me would be First time cat ownersHave had 1-2 catsExperienced cat familyAny homeSomeone with time to play with him, someone willing to be patient through the energetic stage of his life The best home atmosphere would be Moderate activityLively/active Other animals? Lived successfully with other catsMay be best with other catsSlow intro needed with dogsWould probably love a young playmate kitty         Apply to adopt here! Online cat application form  Applications are also available on the website  (www.yolospca.org)    It can take up  to 3-5 business days to hear back once you have submitted an application.   The Yolo County SPCA is a private, not-for-profit, foster home-based animal rescue organization and does not have a shelter. All our animals awaiting adoption are in foster homes. For more information about this animal, please email yolospcafoster@gmail.com. For more general questions, please see our website at www.yolospca.org.    All of our felines have been altered prior to adoption. Kittens have been given their first shots of FVRCP, adults are up-to-date on vaccinations, and all cats have been Feline Leukemia tested (negative) and micro chipped. The fee to adopt is $150 for one kitten or $100 for adults over 1 year (the fee helps cover these costs and the cost of the microchip registration).  A reduced fee is available for adopting a second cat or kitten   For more information about an animal, please email yolospcafoster@gmail.com. For more general questions, please see our website at www.yolospca.org.