Bob (aka Bobby)

Meet Bob — A Simple Name for a Special Boy!<br/><br/>Bob (or as he's affectionately known, Bobby) is a cheerful, friendly guy who absolutely loves people. He greets his foster parents every morning with his signature happy, raspy meow and happily weaves figure-eights around their legs to say hello. He's affectionate, outgoing, and full of gratitude — the kind of cat who makes you feel instantly welcomed the moment you walk into the room.<br/><br/>Bobby is easy going and would do well in nearly any home, but he would probably do best as a solo cat. He would prefer to soak up all the attention for himself...although this may change now that he's been neutered. With a gradual and thoughtful introduction, he could potentially adjust to another kitty friend, especially a female cat. He has spent some time around a gentle, senior dog in his foster home and may do well with another gentle dog with the proper introduction.. Bobby hasn't been around any children, but he would likely do well with older kids who respect boundaries and understand cat behavior.<br/><br/>Bobby's favorite things in life are perching on his cat tree to observe his surroundings, relaxing on a cozy fleece blanket, and watching TV with his humans. Teaser toys and laser pointers are his favorites, and when it comes to affection, Bobby is all in — he loves pets so much that he'll even stand up on his hind legs just to lean into them.<br/><br/>Bobby is truly a survivor. While we don't know much about his past, we do know he was found in a crate on the side of an Indiana highway. Despite everything he's been through, he has held onto his trusting, cheerful, and loving spirit. His raspy little meow is his way of telling you just how happy he is to finally be safe and sound as an indoor cat — and it's impossible not to smile when you hear it.<br/><br/>Bobby's superpower is his charm. Between his affectionate nature, happy greetings, and resilient heart, he has a way of winning people over instantly. If you're looking for a loving companion who will fill your home with warmth, head bumps, and happy meows, Bobby might just be your perfect match.<br/><br/>WE DO NOT HAVE A PHYSICAL LOCATION AS WE ARE A FOSTER-BASED ORGANIZATION. PLEASE SUBMIT AN APPLICATION TO BE IMMEDIATELY CONNECTED TO A SCREENER.<br/><br/>Apply at online application (catsfff.org/adopt)<br/><br/>View all of our adoptable cats here (catsfff.org/cats)<br/><br/>Our adoption fees are listed here (catsfff.org/adoption-fees)

Meet Bob — A Simple Name for a Special Boy!

Bob (or as he's affectionately known, Bobby) is a cheerful, friendly guy who absolutely loves people. He greets his foster parents every morning with his signature happy, raspy meow and happily weaves figure-eights around their legs to say hello. He's affectionate, outgoing, and full of gratitude — the kind of cat who makes you feel instantly welcomed the moment you walk into the room.

Bobby is easy going and would do well in nearly any home, but he would probably do best as a solo cat. He would prefer to soak up all the attention for himself...although this may change now that he's been neutered. With a gradual and thoughtful introduction, he could potentially adjust to another kitty friend, especially a female cat. He has spent some time around a gentle, senior dog in his foster home and may do well with another gentle dog with the proper introduction.. Bobby hasn't been around any children, but he would likely do well with older kids who respect boundaries and

Meet Bob — A Simple Name for a Special Boy!

Bob (or as he's affectionately known, Bobby) is a cheerful, friendly guy who absolutely loves people. He greets his foster parents every morning with his signature happy, raspy meow and happily weaves figure-eights around their legs to say hello. He's affectionate, outgoing, and full of gratitude — the kind of cat who makes you feel instantly welcomed the moment you walk into the room.

Bobby is easy going and would do well in nearly any home, but he would probably do best as a solo cat. He would prefer to soak up all the attention for himself...although this may change now that he's been neutered. With a gradual and thoughtful introduction, he could potentially adjust to another kitty friend, especially a female cat. He has spent some time around a gentle, senior dog in his foster home and may do well with another gentle dog with the proper introduction.. Bobby hasn't been around any children, but he would likely do well with older kids who respect boundaries and understand cat behavior.

Bobby's favorite things in life are perching on his cat tree to observe his surroundings, relaxing on a cozy fleece blanket, and watching TV with his humans. Teaser toys and laser pointers are his favorites, and when it comes to affection, Bobby is all in — he loves pets so much that he'll even stand up on his hind legs just to lean into them.

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