Geoffrey

Geoffrey started life as a feral wandering the mean streets of Elk Grove, but he is digging life as a house panther. He is a short-haired black kitten with a few white hairs on his chest and a white patch on his belly. Geoffrey is cautious at first, but loves being petted and demands attention pretty seriously once he knows the lay of the land. He's got a great purr, loves treats, and might be learning some tricks (stay tuned). <br/><br/>Geoffrey has adapted well to his several life changes he and his brother Aaron even went on a short vacation out of town and loved it! He interacts well with the adult household cats and they all play together a bit and he has had a groovy time with human teenagers getting treats and attention. It is not known how he would be around dogs or smaller children a slow introduction would be best.<br/><br/>I've been told by several people that Geoffrey is a terrible name for a cat save him from my mistake by making him your own and giving him a better name! Geoffrey should do well as a single feline, but could also be adopted with one of his littermates Aaron or Eamon or another EGCRG kitten for some excellent stereo purring.

Geoffrey started life as a feral wandering the mean streets of Elk Grove, but he is digging life as a house panther. He is a short-haired black kitten with a few white hairs on his chest and a white patch on his belly. Geoffrey is cautious at first, but loves being petted and demands attention pretty seriously once he knows the lay of the land. He's got a great purr, loves treats, and might be learning some tricks (stay tuned).

Geoffrey has adapted well to his several life changes he and his brother Aaron even went on a short vacation out of town and loved it! He interacts well with the adult household cats and they all play together a bit and he has had a groovy time with human teenagers getting treats and attention. It is not known how he would be around dogs or smaller children a slow introduction would be best.

I've been told by several people that Geoffrey is a terrible name for a cat save him from my mistake by making him your own and giving him a better name! Geoffrey should do well as a single

Geoffrey started life as a feral wandering the mean streets of Elk Grove, but he is digging life as a house panther. He is a short-haired black kitten with a few white hairs on his chest and a white patch on his belly. Geoffrey is cautious at first, but loves being petted and demands attention pretty seriously once he knows the lay of the land. He's got a great purr, loves treats, and might be learning some tricks (stay tuned).

Geoffrey has adapted well to his several life changes he and his brother Aaron even went on a short vacation out of town and loved it! He interacts well with the adult household cats and they all play together a bit and he has had a groovy time with human teenagers getting treats and attention. It is not known how he would be around dogs or smaller children a slow introduction would be best.

I've been told by several people that Geoffrey is a terrible name for a cat save him from my mistake by making him your own and giving him a better name! Geoffrey should do well as a single feline, but could also be adopted with one of his littermates Aaron or Eamon or another EGCRG kitten for some excellent stereo purring.