JIMMY CHOO

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.JIMMY CHOO was living outside with his mum in someone’s backyard. The owner of the home reached out to the rescue to take him and his 2 siblings in to find them their forever homes. He’s neutered, UTD on vaccines including rabies, microchipped and had a flea and tick treatment. This sleek, handsome boy likes to be held but on his terms and often won’t stay in your arms for too long before he’s off exploring again and searching for adventures.<br/><br/>JIMMY CHOO’s litter box trained and has been since coming into the rescue. He loves to play with all the different cat toys and especially loves to chase little squishy balls around. He really enjoys sitting in the cat tree and watching the birds and squirrels play outside the window. He should do well with another cat as long as they’re not dominant as he’s just a big softie and could easily be bossed around. He’s been fostered with a dog but there hasn’t been much interaction so if there’s one in the home, they should be cat savvy and a slow monitored introduction should be done. Children should be age 8 plus due to him being timid snd not having any experience with them at all.<br/><br/>JIMMY CHOO needs a relatively quiet home and adopters who will be patient while he settles in with them and into a new routine. There’s no doubt he’ll be hiding when he first arrives at his new home and it may take a week or so for him to settle in and feel comfortable. Once he has though he’ll reward you with lots of purrs and loving. He just needs to be given a chance to be with a family who will love him for who he is and give him the chance to have a family to call his very own.<br/>If you’re interested in meeting JIMMY CHOO then please submit an adoption application for him.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.JIMMY CHOO was living outside with his mum in someone’s backyard. The owner of the home reached out to the rescue to take him and his 2 siblings in to find them their forever homes. He’s neutered, UTD on vaccines including rabies, microchipped and had a flea and tick treatment. This sleek, handsome boy likes to be held but on his terms and often won’t stay in your arms for too long before he’s off exploring again and searching for adventures.

JIMMY CHOO’s litter box trained and has been since coming into the rescue. He loves to play with all the different cat toys and especially loves to chase little squishy balls around. He really enjoys sitting in the cat tree and watching the birds and squirrels play outside the window. He should do well with another cat as long as they’re not dominant as he’s just a big softie and could easily be bossed around. He’s been fostered with a dog but there hasn’t been much interaction so if there’s one in the home

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.JIMMY CHOO was living outside with his mum in someone’s backyard. The owner of the home reached out to the rescue to take him and his 2 siblings in to find them their forever homes. He’s neutered, UTD on vaccines including rabies, microchipped and had a flea and tick treatment. This sleek, handsome boy likes to be held but on his terms and often won’t stay in your arms for too long before he’s off exploring again and searching for adventures.

JIMMY CHOO’s litter box trained and has been since coming into the rescue. He loves to play with all the different cat toys and especially loves to chase little squishy balls around. He really enjoys sitting in the cat tree and watching the birds and squirrels play outside the window. He should do well with another cat as long as they’re not dominant as he’s just a big softie and could easily be bossed around. He’s been fostered with a dog but there hasn’t been much interaction so if there’s one in the home, they should be cat savvy and a slow monitored introduction should be done. Children should be age 8 plus due to him being timid snd not having any experience with them at all.

JIMMY CHOO needs a relatively quiet home and adopters who will be patient while he settles in with them and into a new routine. There’s no doubt he’ll be hiding when he first arrives at his new home and it may tak