Earl

EARL 9 months old<br/>If you adopt Earl, be prepared to have conversations. This boy is a talker. When Earl wants attention, he will follow you around the house telling you all about it until you acknowledge him. You must be willing to participate in cat communication. <br/>The funny part is that Earl started out as the complete opposite. During his first month in foster care, we barely saw him because he lived inside the kitchen cabinets and only came out at night. Naturally, he became known as Cabinet Cat.<br/>Then something clicked. Earl realized he was safe, and the shy little cabinet creature turned into one of the most affectionate cats in the house. Now he jumps onto the couch or bed, rolls around asking for belly rubs, rubs against you, and follows his people everywhere.<br/>He still occasionally returns to a cabinet for old times’ sake.<br/>Earl is also a tiny criminal. He LOVES stealing children’s toys and has been known to run off with my 3-year-old granddaughter’s Barbies, much to her outrage.<br/>He does well with dogs, kids, and other cats, but he would also be perfectly happy as an only pet with plenty of human attention.<br/>Earl is 9 months old, neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped and must be an indoor-only cat.<br/><br/>Fill out an adoption application if interested <br/>https://form.jotform.com/232204882326049

EARL 9 months old
If you adopt Earl, be prepared to have conversations. This boy is a talker. When Earl wants attention, he will follow you around the house telling you all about it until you acknowledge him. You must be willing to participate in cat communication.
The funny part is that Earl started out as the complete opposite. During his first month in foster care, we barely saw him because he lived inside the kitchen cabinets and only came out at night. Naturally, he became known as Cabinet Cat.
Then something clicked. Earl realized he was safe, and the shy little cabinet creature turned into one of the most affectionate cats in the house. Now he jumps onto the couch or bed, rolls around asking for belly rubs, rubs against you, and follows his people everywhere.
He still occasionally returns to a cabinet for old times’ sake.
Earl is also a tiny criminal. He LOVES stealing children’s toys and has been known to run off with my 3-year-old granddaughter’s Barbies, much to her outrage.
He does well w

EARL 9 months old
If you adopt Earl, be prepared to have conversations. This boy is a talker. When Earl wants attention, he will follow you around the house telling you all about it until you acknowledge him. You must be willing to participate in cat communication.
The funny part is that Earl started out as the complete opposite. During his first month in foster care, we barely saw him because he lived inside the kitchen cabinets and only came out at night. Naturally, he became known as Cabinet Cat.
Then something clicked. Earl realized he was safe, and the shy little cabinet creature turned into one of the most affectionate cats in the house. Now he jumps onto the couch or bed, rolls around asking for belly rubs, rubs against you, and follows his people everywhere.
He still occasionally returns to a cabinet for old times’ sake.
Earl is also a tiny criminal. He LOVES stealing children’s toys and has been known to run off with my 3-year-old granddaughter’s Barbies, much to her outrage.
He does well with dogs, kids, and other cats, but he would also be perfectly happy as an only pet with plenty of human attention.
Earl is 9 months old, neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped and must be an indoor-only cat.

Fill out an adoption application if interested
https://form.jotform.com/232204882326049