BUSTER

This is BUSTER, a young kitten (12 weeks) grey tuxedo. <br/>Probably better in a quiet home no children or dogs. He's not aggressive but prefers a quiet home. <br/><br/>Sweet little Buster was found alone in a backyard, crying for help after being abandoned by his mother. Now safe with JC CatWatch, this adorable kitten may be shy at first due to his rough start, once he feels secure, he’s incredibly loving and will happily purr on your chest. With his big, beautiful eyes (he looks like a tiny alien in the cutest way!), Buster would do best in a quiet, calm home with a loving person or couple. He can live happily on his own or with a friendly, gentle cat. <br/><br/>This is a courtesy post — please contact JC Cat Watch at jccatwatch@gmail.com<br/>or 323-683-0083 if you’d like to give Buster the forever home he deserves. 🐾<br/><br/>We strongly advise that no cat be placed in the company of children without supervision; nor should any cat or dog be put with a new pet without proper introduction and transition. It can be very traumatic to be incorrectly introduced to other unknown pets without proper separation and a slow, monitored introduction. We trust you will respect this recommendation and take all measures to carefully introduce a new pet to a resident pet.<br/><br/>The first step to the adoption process is to complete the adoption application. Follow directions below and complete all sections. Once reviewed, we will schedule a virtual interview and home visit. If you are approved, we will then arrange a meet and greet where you can spend time interacting with the cat. Submitting an interest inquiry through Petfinder without a completed application will delay the process.<br/><br/>Adoption application can be found on our website. Follow directions to submit.<br/><br/>www.companionanimalplacement.org<br/><br/>Cat Adoption Donation is $250 per cat. We graciously accept more.<br/><br/>Includes:<br/>Spay/neuter<br/>Rabies vaccine<br/>3 series of distemper vaccine<br/>Testing FeLV (feline leukemia) and FIV (feline FIV)<br/>Deworming (parasites)<br/>Flea treatment<br/>Rabies<br/>Microchip<br/>And anything else that is necessary!!<br/><br/>Thanks for your interest in adopting a rescue!

This is BUSTER, a young kitten (12 weeks) grey tuxedo.
Probably better in a quiet home no children or dogs. He's not aggressive but prefers a quiet home.

Sweet little Buster was found alone in a backyard, crying for help after being abandoned by his mother. Now safe with JC CatWatch, this adorable kitten may be shy at first due to his rough start, once he feels secure, he’s incredibly loving and will happily purr on your chest. With his big, beautiful eyes (he looks like a tiny alien in the cutest way!), Buster would do best in a quiet, calm home with a loving person or couple. He can live happily on his own or with a friendly, gentle cat.

This is a courtesy post — please contact JC Cat Watch at jccatwatch@gmail.com
or 323-683-0083 if you’d like to give Buster the forever home he deserves. 🐾

We strongly advise that no cat be placed in the company of children without supervision; nor should any cat or dog be put with a new pet without proper introduction and transition. It can be very t

This is BUSTER, a young kitten (12 weeks) grey tuxedo.
Probably better in a quiet home no children or dogs. He's not aggressive but prefers a quiet home.

Sweet little Buster was found alone in a backyard, crying for help after being abandoned by his mother. Now safe with JC CatWatch, this adorable kitten may be shy at first due to his rough start, once he feels secure, he’s incredibly loving and will happily purr on your chest. With his big, beautiful eyes (he looks like a tiny alien in the cutest way!), Buster would do best in a quiet, calm home with a loving person or couple. He can live happily on his own or with a friendly, gentle cat.

This is a courtesy post — please contact JC Cat Watch at jccatwatch@gmail.com
or 323-683-0083 if you’d like to give Buster the forever home he deserves. 🐾

We strongly advise that no cat be placed in the company of children without supervision; nor should any cat or dog be put with a new pet without proper introduction and transition. It can be very traumatic to be incorrectly introduced to other unknown pets without proper separation and a slow, monitored introduction. We trust you will respect this recommendation and take all measures to carefully introduce a new pet to a resident pet.

The first step to the adoption process is to complete the adoption application. Follow directions below and complete all sections. Once reviewed, we