Stan the Man

Stanny's story begins in July 2014, when he was pulled from Devore Shelter at just three months old--truly in the nick of time. Once restored to health, he traveled to Seattle later that year and was adopted by a young man new to the city. Renamed Stan, he and his person shared a deep bond for years until a major change in their living situation brought new people and two younger cats into the home. Sensitive and loyal, Stan struggled with the sudden shift and, unable to adapt, was returned to us last year at ten years old. True to our motto, "Once a Kitty Devore cat, always a Kitty Devore cat," we welcomed him back with open arms.<br/><br/>After a short adjustment period, Stan has flourished in foster care. He's an affectionate, talkative, and super playful boy who loves human companionship and enjoys being part of a person's daily routine. While he prefers people to other pets, he has gotten along well with his foster siblings with proper introductions. He can be a little particular about food, but he eats enough to keep his long, lanky frame in good shape. Stan knows his name, comes when called, responds to a finger snap, and shows his affection through enthusiastic head-bumps and happy tummy-kneading when he's truly content.<br/><br/>His health is very good overall; recent bloodwork shows borderline hyperthyroidism, which is being managed with a simple daily medication. He tolerates his pill well and is otherwise a healthy, happy cat with excellent veterinary records.<br/><br/>Now this wonderful young senior is ready for a forever home where he can be loved completely and securely. If you believe you're the person or family Stan has been waiting for, please fill out an adoption application at www.kittydevorerescue.org today. He's a remarkable cat with so much love to give--won't you give him the chance to share it with you?<br/><br/>Note: Stan is one of our Seattle, WA, kitties. Only applicants in and around the Seattle, WA, area will be considered.

Stanny's story begins in July 2014, when he was pulled from Devore Shelter at just three months old--truly in the nick of time. Once restored to health, he traveled to Seattle later that year and was adopted by a young man new to the city. Renamed Stan, he and his person shared a deep bond for years until a major change in their living situation brought new people and two younger cats into the home. Sensitive and loyal, Stan struggled with the sudden shift and, unable to adapt, was returned to us last year at ten years old. True to our motto, "Once a Kitty Devore cat, always a Kitty Devore cat," we welcomed him back with open arms.

After a short adjustment period, Stan has flourished in foster care. He's an affectionate, talkative, and super playful boy who loves human companionship and enjoys being part of a person's daily routine. While he prefers people to other pets, he has gotten along well with his foster siblings with proper introductions. He can be a little particular about food, but he eats enough to keep h

Stanny's story begins in July 2014, when he was pulled from Devore Shelter at just three months old--truly in the nick of time. Once restored to health, he traveled to Seattle later that year and was adopted by a young man new to the city. Renamed Stan, he and his person shared a deep bond for years until a major change in their living situation brought new people and two younger cats into the home. Sensitive and loyal, Stan struggled with the sudden shift and, unable to adapt, was returned to us last year at ten years old. True to our motto, "Once a Kitty Devore cat, always a Kitty Devore cat," we welcomed him back with open arms.

After a short adjustment period, Stan has flourished in foster care. He's an affectionate, talkative, and super playful boy who loves human companionship and enjoys being part of a person's daily routine. While he prefers people to other pets, he has gotten along well with his foster siblings with proper introductions. He can be a little particular about food, but he eats enough to keep his long, lanky frame in good shape. Stan knows his name, comes when called, responds to a finger snap, and shows his affection through enthusiastic head-bumps and happy tummy-kneading when he's truly content.

His health is very good overall; recent bloodwork shows borderline hyperthyroidism, which is being managed with a simple daily medication. He tolerates his pill well and is otherwise