Sergeant Woodward

Sergeant Woodward came from a Radcliff hoarding situation, he is one of 33 kitties that were removed from an abandoned home. He is still just a kitten and loves being around his housemates. He earned his name because he gave us and the responding Radcliff Police Officer a run for our money trying to catch him and bring him to rescue! He was quite the athletic guy, forcing us to literally move furniture, climb over piles of dirty laundry and trash. Finally, Sergeant Woodward (kitty version) wore himself out and we were able to safely secure him in a carrier. <br/><br/>Once back at ARC, he turned out to be a very sweet and handsome boy! So, we found it fitting to honor Sergeant Woodward (human version) by naming a sweet kitten after him!<br/><br/>Sergeant Woodward enjoys spending time with his roommates, most of which are probably relatives. They dote on him and keep him groomed, an important task since he has gorgeous long hair!<br/><br/>He would probably enjoy having a kitty friend in his forever home, maybe someone else from ARC or if you have resident kitties that would accept a new young sibling, he could fit right in!<br/><br/>Adopting two kittens is often times better than just one! Twice the love, play and fun! But, even more important, they help each other develop, learn to cat and research shows they tend to be less destructive and aggressive than single kittens! https://www.kittenlady.org/twokittens<br/><br/>Adoption fees are $80 each, includes spay/neuter, FIV/FeLV testing, core vaccines, deworming, flea prevention and microchip.<br/><br/>Interested in adding Sergeant Woodward to your home? You can fill out an adoption application on our website, https://animalrefugecenter.org/adoption-application/. Have questions about him, or the adoption process? Hit the inquiry button and we'll be in touch!

Sergeant Woodward came from a Radcliff hoarding situation, he is one of 33 kitties that were removed from an abandoned home. He is still just a kitten and loves being around his housemates. He earned his name because he gave us and the responding Radcliff Police Officer a run for our money trying to catch him and bring him to rescue! He was quite the athletic guy, forcing us to literally move furniture, climb over piles of dirty laundry and trash. Finally, Sergeant Woodward (kitty version) wore himself out and we were able to safely secure him in a carrier.

Once back at ARC, he turned out to be a very sweet and handsome boy! So, we found it fitting to honor Sergeant Woodward (human version) by naming a sweet kitten after him!

Sergeant Woodward enjoys spending time with his roommates, most of which are probably relatives. They dote on him and keep him groomed, an important task since he has gorgeous long hair!

He would probably enjoy having a kitty friend in his forever home, maybe someone else fro

Sergeant Woodward came from a Radcliff hoarding situation, he is one of 33 kitties that were removed from an abandoned home. He is still just a kitten and loves being around his housemates. He earned his name because he gave us and the responding Radcliff Police Officer a run for our money trying to catch him and bring him to rescue! He was quite the athletic guy, forcing us to literally move furniture, climb over piles of dirty laundry and trash. Finally, Sergeant Woodward (kitty version) wore himself out and we were able to safely secure him in a carrier.

Once back at ARC, he turned out to be a very sweet and handsome boy! So, we found it fitting to honor Sergeant Woodward (human version) by naming a sweet kitten after him!

Sergeant Woodward enjoys spending time with his roommates, most of which are probably relatives. They dote on him and keep him groomed, an important task since he has gorgeous long hair!

He would probably enjoy having a kitty friend in his forever home, maybe someone else from ARC or if you have resident kitties that would accept a new young sibling, he could fit right in!

Adopting two kittens is often times better than just one! Twice the love, play and fun! But, even more important, they help each other develop, learn to cat and research shows they tend to be less destructive and aggressive than single kittens! https://www.kittenlady.org/twokittens

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