Bootsy

*** Please see link to adoption application at the end of bio if you're interested in meeting Bootsy! ***<br/><br/>Don't let his resting grumpy face fool you... Bootsy is a charming, friendly fellow who's already appropriately dressed for your next formal occasion!<br/><br/>Bootsy was found as a stray in Baltimore City with a microchip that was originally registered in Charles County. Unfortunately the phone number on his chip was out of service so we couldn't reunite him with his original owner, and we don't know how he ended up on the streets of Baltimore.<br/><br/>But, fortunately for Bootsy, the nice lady who'd started feeding him in her alley was willing to foster him, so he's inside living the good life! He's a very friendly, relatively chill fellow... according to his chip, he's 7 years old, so while he's happy to play and occasionally gets zoomies, he mostly just wants to keep you company and snooze his days away.<br/><br/>Bootsy is currently living with another cat, although they mostly ignore each other, so he'd likely be fine as an only cat as well. He can sometimes get overstimulated when being petted, so will do best with a somewhat cat-savvy adopter and in a home without young kids (but older kids should be fine).<br/><br/>He was already neutered when he was found, but he's now had his vaccines updated and tested negative for FIV/FeLV.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a handsome, laid back companion, Bootsy would love to meet you! If you have questions, email eharty@gmail.com. If you think you'd like to meet Bootsy, the first step is to fill out an adoption application, available here: https://bit.ly/pigtowncats (you'll need to copy/paste the link)

*** Please see link to adoption application at the end of bio if you're interested in meeting Bootsy! ***

Don't let his resting grumpy face fool you... Bootsy is a charming, friendly fellow who's already appropriately dressed for your next formal occasion!

Bootsy was found as a stray in Baltimore City with a microchip that was originally registered in Charles County. Unfortunately the phone number on his chip was out of service so we couldn't reunite him with his original owner, and we don't know how he ended up on the streets of Baltimore.

But, fortunately for Bootsy, the nice lady who'd started feeding him in her alley was willing to foster him, so he's inside living the good life! He's a very friendly, relatively chill fellow... according to his chip, he's 7 years old, so while he's happy to play and occasionally gets zoomies, he mostly just wants to keep you company and snooze his days away.

Bootsy is currently living with another cat, although they mostly ignore each other, so he'd li

*** Please see link to adoption application at the end of bio if you're interested in meeting Bootsy! ***

Don't let his resting grumpy face fool you... Bootsy is a charming, friendly fellow who's already appropriately dressed for your next formal occasion!

Bootsy was found as a stray in Baltimore City with a microchip that was originally registered in Charles County. Unfortunately the phone number on his chip was out of service so we couldn't reunite him with his original owner, and we don't know how he ended up on the streets of Baltimore.

But, fortunately for Bootsy, the nice lady who'd started feeding him in her alley was willing to foster him, so he's inside living the good life! He's a very friendly, relatively chill fellow... according to his chip, he's 7 years old, so while he's happy to play and occasionally gets zoomies, he mostly just wants to keep you company and snooze his days away.

Bootsy is currently living with another cat, although they mostly ignore each other, so he'd likely be fine as an only cat as well. He can sometimes get overstimulated when being petted, so will do best with a somewhat cat-savvy adopter and in a home without young kids (but older kids should be fine).

He was already neutered when he was found, but he's now had his vaccines updated and tested negative for FIV/FeLV.

If you're looking for a handsome, laid back companion, Boot