Benoit

<p>Benoit (pronounced "been-WA") is a handsome little tomcat who is satisfied to just lay in your arms. When animal control first picked him up, he had a humongous tick on the side of his head that we joked was going to suck his little brain right out! He is approximately 10 weeks or so old, not yet neutered, but current on a general dewormer and distemper vaccination. His adoption fee is $55, which includes the cost of his neuter. He is also going to need a feline leukemia/FIV test, leukemia vaccine, rabies, and several series of booster vaccines over the next couple months. For questions about this little guy, give us a call at (816) 439-4791! And don't forget to head on over to the City of Liberty website to download our adoption form!</p>

Benoit (pronounced "been-WA") is a handsome little tomcat who is satisfied to just lay in your arms. When animal control first picked him up, he had a humongous tick on the side of his head that we joked was going to suck his little brain right out! He is approximately 10 weeks or so old, not yet neutered, but current on a general dewormer and distemper vaccination. His adoption fee is $55, which includes the cost of his neuter. He is also going to need a feline leukemia/FIV test, leukemia vaccine, rabies, and several series of booster vaccines over the next couple months. For questions about this little guy, give us a call at (816) 439-4791! And don't forget to head on over to the City of Liberty website to download our adoption form!

Benoit (pronounced "been-WA") is a handsome little tomcat who is satisfied to just lay in your arms. When animal control first picked him up, he had a humongous tick on the side of his head that we joked was going to suck his little brain right out! He is approximately 10 weeks or so old, not yet neutered, but current on a general dewormer and distemper vaccination. His adoption fee is $55, which includes the cost of his neuter. He is also going to need a feline leukemia/FIV test, leukemia vaccine, rabies, and several series of booster vaccines over the next couple months. For questions about this little guy, give us a call at (816) 439-4791! And don't forget to head on over to the City of Liberty website to download our adoption form!