Clyde

Clyde and his littermates were born to a stray who was living near a large furniture store in Bardstown. The owner and staff were very kind and fed mom and kittens well, and enjoyed watching them grow until kittens became so active that they were not safe in a busy parking lot. A few kittens were adopted, but mom and two kittens were taken in by Pallet Cats, vaccinated and spayed or neutered, then placed in good homes. Clyde is still waiting, safely in a foster home, but is ready for a home of his own.<br/> He is handsome, charming, very friendly, and loves more than anything to play wildly with toys, as long as there's a person attached. He is still a little afraid of loud noises or strangers, but only for a moment. He will make a great addition to a family. He would do best with kids at least 6 or older because he gets a little carried away when playing.<br/> Note: Clyde is definitely a MALE calico, very rare but it does happen. He is also "dilute" in that instead of orange patches, his are orangish tan.

Clyde and his littermates were born to a stray who was living near a large furniture store in Bardstown. The owner and staff were very kind and fed mom and kittens well, and enjoyed watching them grow until kittens became so active that they were not safe in a busy parking lot. A few kittens were adopted, but mom and two kittens were taken in by Pallet Cats, vaccinated and spayed or neutered, then placed in good homes. Clyde is still waiting, safely in a foster home, but is ready for a home of his own.
He is handsome, charming, very friendly, and loves more than anything to play wildly with toys, as long as there's a person attached. He is still a little afraid of loud noises or strangers, but only for a moment. He will make a great addition to a family. He would do best with kids at least 6 or older because he gets a little carried away when playing.
Note: Clyde is definitely a MALE calico, very rare but it does happen. He is also "dilute" in that instead of orange patches, his are orangish tan.

Clyde and his littermates were born to a stray who was living near a large furniture store in Bardstown. The owner and staff were very kind and fed mom and kittens well, and enjoyed watching them grow until kittens became so active that they were not safe in a busy parking lot. A few kittens were adopted, but mom and two kittens were taken in by Pallet Cats, vaccinated and spayed or neutered, then placed in good homes. Clyde is still waiting, safely in a foster home, but is ready for a home of his own.
He is handsome, charming, very friendly, and loves more than anything to play wildly with toys, as long as there's a person attached. He is still a little afraid of loud noises or strangers, but only for a moment. He will make a great addition to a family. He would do best with kids at least 6 or older because he gets a little carried away when playing.
Note: Clyde is definitely a MALE calico, very rare but it does happen. He is also "dilute" in that instead of orange patches, his are orangish tan.