KISMET

Hi there, I’m KISMET (DOB: ~05/30/2025), a handsome male Gray Tabby/White domestic short hair. If you look up the definition of my name, it means fate, implying a predetermined course of events. That makes perfect sense to me, as I was found, starving and wet, on a woman’s driveway, with no friends or family nearby. She already had a full family of foster kitties, including a mom and her kittens, so I was placed with another foster family, who was at the time foster free. Kismet, indeed! It was just me, two loud but kind rescue poodles, and a sassy, giant 10-year old black cat who wasn’t looking for any new friends (imagine that!). I had to learn to fit in, and I did so right away, elbowing myself into my foster mom’s lap, making cautious friends with the poodles, and reaching an agreement with the resident cat. And while I was a very brave and fearless fellow, I have to admit I felt a bit alone too, with no friends my own age or size. But then something wonderful happened - the foster family brought in a brother and sister duo named DINO and MARCY, and my world became a lot more fun. I love them both, with DINO being more rough and tumble, and MARCY being a bit quieter. What I did learn for sure is that I’d love a brother or sister to play with. I am neutered, up-to-date with vaccines, negative for Feline FIV/FeLV, dewormed, have received flea preventative, and am microchipped. My adoption fee is $150, but if you adopt me with either of my buddies, MARCY or DINO, our adoption fee together is $200.

Hi there, I’m KISMET (DOB: ~05/30/2025), a handsome male Gray Tabby/White domestic short hair. If you look up the definition of my name, it means fate, implying a predetermined course of events. That makes perfect sense to me, as I was found, starving and wet, on a woman’s driveway, with no friends or family nearby. She already had a full family of foster kitties, including a mom and her kittens, so I was placed with another foster family, who was at the time foster free. Kismet, indeed! It was just me, two loud but kind rescue poodles, and a sassy, giant 10-year old black cat who wasn’t looking for any new friends (imagine that!). I had to learn to fit in, and I did so right away, elbowing myself into my foster mom’s lap, making cautious friends with the poodles, and reaching an agreement with the resident cat. And while I was a very brave and fearless fellow, I have to admit I felt a bit alone too, with no friends my own age or size. But then something wonderful happened - the foster family brought in a brother and sister

Hi there, I’m KISMET (DOB: ~05/30/2025), a handsome male Gray Tabby/White domestic short hair. If you look up the definition of my name, it means fate, implying a predetermined course of events. That makes perfect sense to me, as I was found, starving and wet, on a woman’s driveway, with no friends or family nearby. She already had a full family of foster kitties, including a mom and her kittens, so I was placed with another foster family, who was at the time foster free. Kismet, indeed! It was just me, two loud but kind rescue poodles, and a sassy, giant 10-year old black cat who wasn’t looking for any new friends (imagine that!). I had to learn to fit in, and I did so right away, elbowing myself into my foster mom’s lap, making cautious friends with the poodles, and reaching an agreement with the resident cat. And while I was a very brave and fearless fellow, I have to admit I felt a bit alone too, with no friends my own age or size. But then something wonderful happened - the foster family brought in a brother and sister duo named DINO and MARCY, and my world became a lot more fun. I love them both, with DINO being more rough and tumble, and MARCY being a bit quieter. What I did learn for sure is that I’d love a brother or sister to play with. I am neutered, up-to-date with vaccines, negative for Feline FIV/FeLV, dewormed, have received flea preventative, and am microchipped. My adoption fee is $150, but if you ad