BUD

Meet BUD, a 4-5 year old male cat that was brought in as a stray after being on the streets for about 2 years. Have you ever seen videos of those small Central Asian mountain cats that always look kind of grumpy but are absolutely adorable? Well, BUD kind of resembles one of those minus the grumpy face and multi-color fur. When he first came in, all he wanted to do was hide and try to scurry out of his kennel any time someone opened it but he’s quickly coming around to his new caretakers. He’s still a shy guy and still prefers to hide most of the time but he LOVES pets and is a very affectionate, sweet boy. He nudges your hands and face and it’s quite possibly the cutest thing ever. He would do well in a quieter home that will give him time to adjust after being a stray for so many years. We are positive he’ll warm up very quickly since he already has here and is a total lovebug now.

Meet BUD, a 4-5 year old male cat that was brought in as a stray after being on the streets for about 2 years. Have you ever seen videos of those small Central Asian mountain cats that always look kind of grumpy but are absolutely adorable? Well, BUD kind of resembles one of those minus the grumpy face and multi-color fur. When he first came in, all he wanted to do was hide and try to scurry out of his kennel any time someone opened it but he’s quickly coming around to his new caretakers. He’s still a shy guy and still prefers to hide most of the time but he LOVES pets and is a very affectionate, sweet boy. He nudges your hands and face and it’s quite possibly the cutest thing ever. He would do well in a quieter home that will give him time to adjust after being a stray for so many years. We are positive he’ll warm up very quickly since he already has here and is a total lovebug now.

Meet BUD, a 4-5 year old male cat that was brought in as a stray after being on the streets for about 2 years. Have you ever seen videos of those small Central Asian mountain cats that always look kind of grumpy but are absolutely adorable? Well, BUD kind of resembles one of those minus the grumpy face and multi-color fur. When he first came in, all he wanted to do was hide and try to scurry out of his kennel any time someone opened it but he’s quickly coming around to his new caretakers. He’s still a shy guy and still prefers to hide most of the time but he LOVES pets and is a very affectionate, sweet boy. He nudges your hands and face and it’s quite possibly the cutest thing ever. He would do well in a quieter home that will give him time to adjust after being a stray for so many years. We are positive he’ll warm up very quickly since he already has here and is a total lovebug now.