Owen

Owen was going outside at an established colony with absolutely no street smarts. Unfortunately, he was probably dumped there by his original owner. The colony care taker was able to bring him inside but could not keep him, so he came in to our foster care. He had some type of trauma to his tail when he was younger, so it is a little zig zaggy and crooked, but it doesn’t bother him and he does totally fine.?he enjoys hanging out with other cats, chirping adorably for pets and running around the foster room. He is a very sweet boy and has even assumed big brother responsibilities to his much smaller foster siblings. <br/><br/>Owen will be ready for forever in early October!

Owen was going outside at an established colony with absolutely no street smarts. Unfortunately, he was probably dumped there by his original owner. The colony care taker was able to bring him inside but could not keep him, so he came in to our foster care. He had some type of trauma to his tail when he was younger, so it is a little zig zaggy and crooked, but it doesn’t bother him and he does totally fine.?he enjoys hanging out with other cats, chirping adorably for pets and running around the foster room. He is a very sweet boy and has even assumed big brother responsibilities to his much smaller foster siblings.

Owen will be ready for forever in early October!

Owen was going outside at an established colony with absolutely no street smarts. Unfortunately, he was probably dumped there by his original owner. The colony care taker was able to bring him inside but could not keep him, so he came in to our foster care. He had some type of trauma to his tail when he was younger, so it is a little zig zaggy and crooked, but it doesn’t bother him and he does totally fine.?he enjoys hanging out with other cats, chirping adorably for pets and running around the foster room. He is a very sweet boy and has even assumed big brother responsibilities to his much smaller foster siblings.

Owen will be ready for forever in early October!