Sloane

Sloane is a neutered, male, short-haired youngster. He has a sleek black and white coat and the most captivating green eyes.<br/>Sloane was one of five feral kittens ACAT took in in the fall of 2024. We estimate they were born in the summer of 2024.<br/>It took some time for him to warm up to people, but Sloane has made wonderful progress. He is still not a lap cat, but on his way to becoming one. He frequently sleeps on his foster mom's bed at night, where he happily purrs and gets all the pets he wants.<br/>Sloane is very playful and enjoys zooming through the foster home, chasing his brother Blake or any of the other foster cats. When it's feeding time, he will supervise you in the kitchen and patiently wait for his dish. <br/>Sloane is good with other cats, plays with younger foster kittens, and adores the large, friendly dogs in the foster home. He is up to date on vaccines, is microchipped, and has received his first rabies vaccine.<br/>Sloane is fostered in Anchorage. For more information please get in touch with his foster home. Call/text Silvia at (907) 717-9300. Sloan's adoption fee is $190.For general information, contact ACAT at 982-2228. Serious inquiries should complete ACAT's preadoption application found on the adoptables gallery page of our website.

Sloane is a neutered, male, short-haired youngster. He has a sleek black and white coat and the most captivating green eyes.
Sloane was one of five feral kittens ACAT took in in the fall of 2024. We estimate they were born in the summer of 2024.
It took some time for him to warm up to people, but Sloane has made wonderful progress. He is still not a lap cat, but on his way to becoming one. He frequently sleeps on his foster mom's bed at night, where he happily purrs and gets all the pets he wants.
Sloane is very playful and enjoys zooming through the foster home, chasing his brother Blake or any of the other foster cats. When it's feeding time, he will supervise you in the kitchen and patiently wait for his dish.
Sloane is good with other cats, plays with younger foster kittens, and adores the large, friendly dogs in the foster home. He is up to date on vaccines, is microchipped, and has received his first rabies vaccine.
Sloane is fostered in Anchorage. For more information please get in touch with his

Sloane is a neutered, male, short-haired youngster. He has a sleek black and white coat and the most captivating green eyes.
Sloane was one of five feral kittens ACAT took in in the fall of 2024. We estimate they were born in the summer of 2024.
It took some time for him to warm up to people, but Sloane has made wonderful progress. He is still not a lap cat, but on his way to becoming one. He frequently sleeps on his foster mom's bed at night, where he happily purrs and gets all the pets he wants.
Sloane is very playful and enjoys zooming through the foster home, chasing his brother Blake or any of the other foster cats. When it's feeding time, he will supervise you in the kitchen and patiently wait for his dish.
Sloane is good with other cats, plays with younger foster kittens, and adores the large, friendly dogs in the foster home. He is up to date on vaccines, is microchipped, and has received his first rabies vaccine.
Sloane is fostered in Anchorage. For more information please get in touch with his foster home. Call/text Silvia at (907) 717-9300. Sloan's adoption fee is $190.For general information, contact ACAT at 982-2228. Serious inquiries should complete ACAT's preadoption application found on the adoptables gallery page of our website.