Dodge

Dodge is a 4-year-old silver-gray tabby with one folded ear. He'll climb on your lap, meow for your attention, and demand chin scratches with his whole heart. He lives for a good play session with wand toys and cat tunnels, but is favorite is an automatic toy with a butterfly. <br/><br/> <br/><br/>Like many cats, he has a threshold, and if his warnings go unnoticed, he'll back them up. The good news is he always warns first, which makes him more predictable than most.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>He's now neutered and fully vetted, and he's come a long way. He just needs someone patient enough to let him set the pace.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>He'd do best in an adult-only home with no children.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>As for other pets: Dodge has been slowly and carefully introduced to his foster mom's cats, and he's surprised everyone. He mostly keeps to himself, but he's shown curiosity toward them and even seems interested in playing. He's been thriving with the company — so while he'll always need a proper introduction and a patient transition, a home with resident cats could absolutely work.

Dodge is a 4-year-old silver-gray tabby with one folded ear. He'll climb on your lap, meow for your attention, and demand chin scratches with his whole heart. He lives for a good play session with wand toys and cat tunnels, but is favorite is an automatic toy with a butterfly.



Like many cats, he has a threshold, and if his warnings go unnoticed, he'll back them up. The good news is he always warns first, which makes him more predictable than most.



He's now neutered and fully vetted, and he's come a long way. He just needs someone patient enough to let him set the pace.



He'd do best in an adult-only home with no children.



As for other pets: Dodge has been slowly and carefully introduced to his foster mom's cats, and he's surprised everyone. He mostly keeps to himself, but he's shown curiosity toward them and even seems interested in playing. He's been thriving with the company — so while he'll always need a proper introduction and a patient trans

Dodge is a 4-year-old silver-gray tabby with one folded ear. He'll climb on your lap, meow for your attention, and demand chin scratches with his whole heart. He lives for a good play session with wand toys and cat tunnels, but is favorite is an automatic toy with a butterfly.



Like many cats, he has a threshold, and if his warnings go unnoticed, he'll back them up. The good news is he always warns first, which makes him more predictable than most.



He's now neutered and fully vetted, and he's come a long way. He just needs someone patient enough to let him set the pace.



He'd do best in an adult-only home with no children.



As for other pets: Dodge has been slowly and carefully introduced to his foster mom's cats, and he's surprised everyone. He mostly keeps to himself, but he's shown curiosity toward them and even seems interested in playing. He's been thriving with the company — so while he'll always need a proper introduction and a patient transition, a home with resident cats could absolutely work.