Nick

Nick is a gentle giant with a ton of love to offer. He is sweet and a little shy, but quick to make friends and find a comfortable spot on your lap. Nick along with his littermate, Kevin and Popeye were adopted from our rescue as kittens and then returned after two years. They have been in foster care for a few weeks now and have no issues of any kind. They initially and, understandably, had some trepidation in the new environment and with new people. Nick was unsure and hid for a couple of days but his tummy betrayed him and he started coming out for treats and ultimately lovies. He likes the little cubbie in his tree and checks out the room from the top of said cubbie. He also likes to look out the window and watch the resident rooster. Nick is not much of a toy playing cat, he rather lay on your lap ( at his leisure) and get all your attention. Would you give him a chance at a forever home where he never has to worry about losing his human ever again?

Nick is a gentle giant with a ton of love to offer. He is sweet and a little shy, but quick to make friends and find a comfortable spot on your lap. Nick along with his littermate, Kevin and Popeye were adopted from our rescue as kittens and then returned after two years. They have been in foster care for a few weeks now and have no issues of any kind. They initially and, understandably, had some trepidation in the new environment and with new people. Nick was unsure and hid for a couple of days but his tummy betrayed him and he started coming out for treats and ultimately lovies. He likes the little cubbie in his tree and checks out the room from the top of said cubbie. He also likes to look out the window and watch the resident rooster. Nick is not much of a toy playing cat, he rather lay on your lap ( at his leisure) and get all your attention. Would you give him a chance at a forever home where he never has to worry about losing his human ever again?

Nick is a gentle giant with a ton of love to offer. He is sweet and a little shy, but quick to make friends and find a comfortable spot on your lap. Nick along with his littermate, Kevin and Popeye were adopted from our rescue as kittens and then returned after two years. They have been in foster care for a few weeks now and have no issues of any kind. They initially and, understandably, had some trepidation in the new environment and with new people. Nick was unsure and hid for a couple of days but his tummy betrayed him and he started coming out for treats and ultimately lovies. He likes the little cubbie in his tree and checks out the room from the top of said cubbie. He also likes to look out the window and watch the resident rooster. Nick is not much of a toy playing cat, he rather lay on your lap ( at his leisure) and get all your attention. Would you give him a chance at a forever home where he never has to worry about losing his human ever again?