Junior

Junior here. There might be a reason I’m called that. Yes, I was one of the youngest of the 10 cats in my home. Our person died this past summer, leaving all of us homeless. Nobody in the family wanted us. A nice foster lady stepped up to take us, and we’ve been staying with her ever since. Did you ever notice that a lot of human guys called Junior are big dudes? Guys who play football, rugby, he-man sports. My foster mom says she repeats herself a lot: “Stop that! Leave him/her alone!” I act like a bully brat toward the adult cats. I love playing with the kittens, wrestling like I am still a kitten myself. I splash in the water bowl. I’m just a big, 3-year-old kitten! I’d do well in a home with kittens. Older cats, maybe not so great. I’m an all-around goofball, but I need to learn to channel my energy in positive ways more often. I’m a lively, likable guy who can be loads of fun when I’m on my best behavior. If you think Junior would be a good fit for your home, apply online or call the shelter to make arrangements to meet me.<br/><br/>Adoption fee $100 + microchip fee $30 + tax

Junior here. There might be a reason I’m called that. Yes, I was one of the youngest of the 10 cats in my home. Our person died this past summer, leaving all of us homeless. Nobody in the family wanted us. A nice foster lady stepped up to take us, and we’ve been staying with her ever since. Did you ever notice that a lot of human guys called Junior are big dudes? Guys who play football, rugby, he-man sports. My foster mom says she repeats herself a lot: “Stop that! Leave him/her alone!” I act like a bully brat toward the adult cats. I love playing with the kittens, wrestling like I am still a kitten myself. I splash in the water bowl. I’m just a big, 3-year-old kitten! I’d do well in a home with kittens. Older cats, maybe not so great. I’m an all-around goofball, but I need to learn to channel my energy in positive ways more often. I’m a lively, likable guy who can be loads of fun when I’m on my best behavior. If you think Junior would be a good fit for your home, apply online or call the shelter to make arrangements to meet

Junior here. There might be a reason I’m called that. Yes, I was one of the youngest of the 10 cats in my home. Our person died this past summer, leaving all of us homeless. Nobody in the family wanted us. A nice foster lady stepped up to take us, and we’ve been staying with her ever since. Did you ever notice that a lot of human guys called Junior are big dudes? Guys who play football, rugby, he-man sports. My foster mom says she repeats herself a lot: “Stop that! Leave him/her alone!” I act like a bully brat toward the adult cats. I love playing with the kittens, wrestling like I am still a kitten myself. I splash in the water bowl. I’m just a big, 3-year-old kitten! I’d do well in a home with kittens. Older cats, maybe not so great. I’m an all-around goofball, but I need to learn to channel my energy in positive ways more often. I’m a lively, likable guy who can be loads of fun when I’m on my best behavior. If you think Junior would be a good fit for your home, apply online or call the shelter to make arrangements to meet me.

Adoption fee $100 + microchip fee $30 + tax