Briar

Briar was trapped from a small feral colony in Pennellville. He likes to be around other cats but still can play a little rough. He stops when I tell him to go easy. He does get along with another one of my cats named Evie. He is very unsure of how things are supposed to go still in his daily routine. I would almost consider him as a special needs cat, if he is alone he is going to cry and he needs a lot of attention and company. He is extremely lovable and does need a certain type of person that will understand him and give him what he needs. He is a super love bug, scared of being picked up but getting better!<br/><br/>Apply online at cnycatcoalition.org/adoption-application (say you saw the cat on Petfinder)<br/><br/>Your donation of $160 will contribute to the cost of veterinary treatments the cat has received, such as spay/neuter, rabies and distemper vaccines, testing, microchipping, deworming, and flea and ear mite treatments.<br/><br/>Adoption includes a free lifetime microchip registration!

Briar was trapped from a small feral colony in Pennellville. He likes to be around other cats but still can play a little rough. He stops when I tell him to go easy. He does get along with another one of my cats named Evie. He is very unsure of how things are supposed to go still in his daily routine. I would almost consider him as a special needs cat, if he is alone he is going to cry and he needs a lot of attention and company. He is extremely lovable and does need a certain type of person that will understand him and give him what he needs. He is a super love bug, scared of being picked up but getting better!

Apply online at cnycatcoalition.org/adoption-application (say you saw the cat on Petfinder)

Your donation of $160 will contribute to the cost of veterinary treatments the cat has received, such as spay/neuter, rabies and distemper vaccines, testing, microchipping, deworming, and flea and ear mite treatments.

Adoption includes a free lifetime microchip registration!

Briar was trapped from a small feral colony in Pennellville. He likes to be around other cats but still can play a little rough. He stops when I tell him to go easy. He does get along with another one of my cats named Evie. He is very unsure of how things are supposed to go still in his daily routine. I would almost consider him as a special needs cat, if he is alone he is going to cry and he needs a lot of attention and company. He is extremely lovable and does need a certain type of person that will understand him and give him what he needs. He is a super love bug, scared of being picked up but getting better!

Apply online at cnycatcoalition.org/adoption-application (say you saw the cat on Petfinder)

Your donation of $160 will contribute to the cost of veterinary treatments the cat has received, such as spay/neuter, rabies and distemper vaccines, testing, microchipping, deworming, and flea and ear mite treatments.

Adoption includes a free lifetime microchip registration!