Fat Joe

There really is no more perfect solo cat to adopt than Joey. Both of his very experienced fosters fell hard in love with him. You want to spend your entire day with him. He loves mothers. He loves play. He loves food. He loves pets. He loves cuddles. He loves just being next to you. <br/><br/>He needs to go to home where he can be the only target of affection, preferably with a parent or parents who are home a lot and/or work remotely at least part of the time. He may seem shy at first, but he actually just loves living under things, whether they are blankets or couches or sinks. Will immediately come out and brighten up when you walk in. May take a couple weeks to adjust, but they are well worth it. Safe to say, he would've been an immediate foster fail if he got along with other boy cats.

There really is no more perfect solo cat to adopt than Joey. Both of his very experienced fosters fell hard in love with him. You want to spend your entire day with him. He loves mothers. He loves play. He loves food. He loves pets. He loves cuddles. He loves just being next to you.

He needs to go to home where he can be the only target of affection, preferably with a parent or parents who are home a lot and/or work remotely at least part of the time. He may seem shy at first, but he actually just loves living under things, whether they are blankets or couches or sinks. Will immediately come out and brighten up when you walk in. May take a couple weeks to adjust, but they are well worth it. Safe to say, he would've been an immediate foster fail if he got along with other boy cats.

There really is no more perfect solo cat to adopt than Joey. Both of his very experienced fosters fell hard in love with him. You want to spend your entire day with him. He loves mothers. He loves play. He loves food. He loves pets. He loves cuddles. He loves just being next to you.

He needs to go to home where he can be the only target of affection, preferably with a parent or parents who are home a lot and/or work remotely at least part of the time. He may seem shy at first, but he actually just loves living under things, whether they are blankets or couches or sinks. Will immediately come out and brighten up when you walk in. May take a couple weeks to adjust, but they are well worth it. Safe to say, he would've been an immediate foster fail if he got along with other boy cats.