adopted

James

Kitten
Male
Small

American Shorthair

About James

Gloucester City, NJ

Breed

American Shorthair

Physical Traits

Kitten

(less than 1 year)

Male

Small

(0-6 lbs)

Coat: Short

Black

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

James’s Compatibility

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James's Story

James is an 5 month old very handsome, very busy little boy kitty who loves to play and wrestle with his siblings, jump as high as he can, play with and follow his humans and nap with everyone. He is very sweet and loves to follow and talk with his humans. He was adopted by a lovely gentleman who had to return him due to ongoing health issues. He was heartbroken about it because James, who he renamed Boo, was such a wonderful cat and such good company. Adoption donation requested is $100 and is fully tax deductible. To meet or adopt James, please go to https://www.cats-r-us.org to the applications page, choose Adoption Application, complete and submit online.

James is an 5 month old very handsome, very busy little boy kitty who loves to play and wrestle with his siblings, jump as high as he can, play with and follow his humans and nap with everyone. He is very sweet and loves to follow and talk with his humans.
He was adopted by a lovely gentleman who had to return him due to ongoing health issues.
He was heartbroken about it because James, who he renamed Boo, was such a wonderful cat and such good company.

Adoption donation requested is $100 and is fully tax deductible.

To meet or adopt James, please go to https://www.cats-r-us.org to the applications page, choose Adoption Application, complete and submit online.

Our Mission

CATS-R-US.org is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that operates solely to prevent cruelty and to alleviate the suffering of cats. We believe that no cat or kitten should be abused, neglected or abandoned, nor be euthanized because they are homeless, and that every kitten and socialized companion cat deserve a pe...