Cagey Joe

One look from Cagey Joe’s slightly-crossed ice blue eyes, and you will be smitten. His long, gray lynx-point coat and bushy, expressive tail call out to be stroked. He appreciates pets and will sit with you on the couch, visit you in bed, and even follow you into the bathroom looking for caresses.<br/><br/>At a year old, Cagey Joe has all the teenage energy and funny antics that age is known for. He runs and plays with the other kitties in his foster home, chasing them up the cat tree, pouncing on them, and getting into wrestling matches. Besides his playmates, he likes to play with the usual cat toys: toy mice, wand toys, catnip bananas, tubes, and especially plastic springs.<br/><br/>Cagey Joe is wary of new situations and people, and he hides when he is unsure so he can observe safely. Loud noises and fast movements startle him, so he would do best in a home with older kids. He’s not bothered by nice dogs. He would do fine as an only cat but would love to be adopted with his brother. He will definitely need access to a safe place to play outside when he has bonded with home and family.<br/><br/>If you can give this sweetheart some time to adjust, he’ll be the sweetest boy for you!<br/>Please call or text (907) 460-6620. In Soldotna.

One look from Cagey Joe’s slightly-crossed ice blue eyes, and you will be smitten. His long, gray lynx-point coat and bushy, expressive tail call out to be stroked. He appreciates pets and will sit with you on the couch, visit you in bed, and even follow you into the bathroom looking for caresses.

At a year old, Cagey Joe has all the teenage energy and funny antics that age is known for. He runs and plays with the other kitties in his foster home, chasing them up the cat tree, pouncing on them, and getting into wrestling matches. Besides his playmates, he likes to play with the usual cat toys: toy mice, wand toys, catnip bananas, tubes, and especially plastic springs.

Cagey Joe is wary of new situations and people, and he hides when he is unsure so he can observe safely. Loud noises and fast movements startle him, so he would do best in a home with older kids. He’s not bothered by nice dogs. He would do fine as an only cat but would love to be adopted with his brother. He will definitely need access to a sa

One look from Cagey Joe’s slightly-crossed ice blue eyes, and you will be smitten. His long, gray lynx-point coat and bushy, expressive tail call out to be stroked. He appreciates pets and will sit with you on the couch, visit you in bed, and even follow you into the bathroom looking for caresses.

At a year old, Cagey Joe has all the teenage energy and funny antics that age is known for. He runs and plays with the other kitties in his foster home, chasing them up the cat tree, pouncing on them, and getting into wrestling matches. Besides his playmates, he likes to play with the usual cat toys: toy mice, wand toys, catnip bananas, tubes, and especially plastic springs.

Cagey Joe is wary of new situations and people, and he hides when he is unsure so he can observe safely. Loud noises and fast movements startle him, so he would do best in a home with older kids. He’s not bothered by nice dogs. He would do fine as an only cat but would love to be adopted with his brother. He will definitely need access to a safe place to play outside when he has bonded with home and family.

If you can give this sweetheart some time to adjust, he’ll be the sweetest boy for you!
Please call or text (907) 460-6620. In Soldotna.