Barn Cat Geo

Meet Geo, a handsome eight-month-old tabby who is looking for a patient heart to call his own. While he is a bit of a wallflower initially, this gentle, neutered male is a true "slow burn" companion who just needs a little time to feel brave. Geo is a social butterfly when it comes to four-legged friends, getting along famously with both cats and dogs, and he is fully litterbox trained. Because loud noises and fast movements can be a bit overwhelming for him, he's searching for a calm forever home with older children who can respect his space while he finds his confidence. Once he knows he's safe, Geo's sweet tabby spirit truly shines--he's just waiting for the right person to show him that the world isn't so scary after all.<br/>For more information, contact the City/County Animal Shelter at (307) 686-5249.

Meet Geo, a handsome eight-month-old tabby who is looking for a patient heart to call his own. While he is a bit of a wallflower initially, this gentle, neutered male is a true "slow burn" companion who just needs a little time to feel brave. Geo is a social butterfly when it comes to four-legged friends, getting along famously with both cats and dogs, and he is fully litterbox trained. Because loud noises and fast movements can be a bit overwhelming for him, he's searching for a calm forever home with older children who can respect his space while he finds his confidence. Once he knows he's safe, Geo's sweet tabby spirit truly shines--he's just waiting for the right person to show him that the world isn't so scary after all.
For more information, contact the City/County Animal Shelter at (307) 686-5249.

Meet Geo, a handsome eight-month-old tabby who is looking for a patient heart to call his own. While he is a bit of a wallflower initially, this gentle, neutered male is a true "slow burn" companion who just needs a little time to feel brave. Geo is a social butterfly when it comes to four-legged friends, getting along famously with both cats and dogs, and he is fully litterbox trained. Because loud noises and fast movements can be a bit overwhelming for him, he's searching for a calm forever home with older children who can respect his space while he finds his confidence. Once he knows he's safe, Geo's sweet tabby spirit truly shines--he's just waiting for the right person to show him that the world isn't so scary after all.
For more information, contact the City/County Animal Shelter at (307) 686-5249.