JARVIS - HANDSOME FRIENDLY BOY WITH VERY LONG TAIL & CUTEST FACE

Jarvis was brought into FFAR's foster/adoption program after being contacted from a previous adopter who knew a woman who found him in an apartment complex parking lot. She had him vetted and was going to turn him back out (that's why his ear is notched), but realized how sweet and social he was and decided to try to find him a home instead. Orange cats are the best so the previous adopter took him for about a week and then he came to FFAR. Jarvis is very sweet, but he is on the shyer side until he acclimates. He gets along with the other cats in foster care and although he has not been around the dog in his foster home, we are almost certain he would be fine with dogs with slow and proper introductions. He is a young adult, in the two-year range, so still young and not set in his ways. If interested in meeting this sweet orange tabby guy, go to furryfriendsanimalrescue.org and submit an application. You will be contacted within 24 hours (if not, please check your spam folder).

Jarvis was brought into FFAR's foster/adoption program after being contacted from a previous adopter who knew a woman who found him in an apartment complex parking lot. She had him vetted and was going to turn him back out (that's why his ear is notched), but realized how sweet and social he was and decided to try to find him a home instead. Orange cats are the best so the previous adopter took him for about a week and then he came to FFAR. Jarvis is very sweet, but he is on the shyer side until he acclimates. He gets along with the other cats in foster care and although he has not been around the dog in his foster home, we are almost certain he would be fine with dogs with slow and proper introductions. He is a young adult, in the two-year range, so still young and not set in his ways. If interested in meeting this sweet orange tabby guy, go to furryfriendsanimalrescue.org and submit an application. You will be contacted within 24 hours (if not, please check your spam folder).

Jarvis was brought into FFAR's foster/adoption program after being contacted from a previous adopter who knew a woman who found him in an apartment complex parking lot. She had him vetted and was going to turn him back out (that's why his ear is notched), but realized how sweet and social he was and decided to try to find him a home instead. Orange cats are the best so the previous adopter took him for about a week and then he came to FFAR. Jarvis is very sweet, but he is on the shyer side until he acclimates. He gets along with the other cats in foster care and although he has not been around the dog in his foster home, we are almost certain he would be fine with dogs with slow and proper introductions. He is a young adult, in the two-year range, so still young and not set in his ways. If interested in meeting this sweet orange tabby guy, go to furryfriendsanimalrescue.org and submit an application. You will be contacted within 24 hours (if not, please check your spam folder).