Sycamore

Sycamore 🌿 He's a handsome charismatic orange tiger. He has quite the story and an even bigger personality to match.<br/><br/>He was found in a feral colony in Kenai, but it was immediately clear he didn’t belong there. Friendly, confident, and full of charm, Sycamore was likely lost or sadly dumped. When he was rescued, he had signs of having been attacked, including bite wounds on his ear and leg. Thankfully, after a vet visit and some care, he healed up beautifully and hasn’t let it dim his spirit one bit.<br/><br/>This handsome guy is full of life. Sycamore is incredibly talkative (he will absolutely hold full conversations with you), playful, and carries himself with a certain swagger that makes him unforgettable. He loves attention and isn’t shy about asking for it. He wants to be involved in everything you’re doing. He is rowdy and very busy. But at night, he turns into a total sweetheart, happily purring and snuggling up close. Sycamore has a more dominant personality, but he respects the current “alpha” in his foster home. He can live with dogs, as long as they understand boundaries and give him space when he asks for it.<br/><br/>Sycamore has to have outdoor access. This is not optional for him. He will cry, beg, and protest loudly at the door if he can’t go outside. His foster currently takes him out on a leash and harness, but he’s not a fan. Sycamore is looking for a home with a safe, enclosed yard or a rural setting where he can explore freely and safely. (Seriously, he will keep you very accountable on this 😅.)<br/><br/>Because Sycamore plays hard and can get a little rough with claws and teeth sometimes, he would do best in a home with older kids or adults who understand cat behavior and can redirect his energy appropriately. Sycamore is estimated to be around 2–3 years old, a young adult with lots of love, personality, and adventure to offer. He’s looking for someone who appreciates a bold, affectionate cat and can give him the environment he truly needs to thrive. If you are looking for a pair, he would love to go to a home with his foster sister who is also available, Cindy Crawford.<br/><br/>Located in Anchorage, Text 720-563-7141 to learn more.

Sycamore 🌿 He's a handsome charismatic orange tiger. He has quite the story and an even bigger personality to match.

He was found in a feral colony in Kenai, but it was immediately clear he didn’t belong there. Friendly, confident, and full of charm, Sycamore was likely lost or sadly dumped. When he was rescued, he had signs of having been attacked, including bite wounds on his ear and leg. Thankfully, after a vet visit and some care, he healed up beautifully and hasn’t let it dim his spirit one bit.

This handsome guy is full of life. Sycamore is incredibly talkative (he will absolutely hold full conversations with you), playful, and carries himself with a certain swagger that makes him unforgettable. He loves attention and isn’t shy about asking for it. He wants to be involved in everything you’re doing. He is rowdy and very busy. But at night, he turns into a total sweetheart, happily purring and snuggling up close. Sycamore has a more dominant personality, but he respects the current “alpha” in his fo

Sycamore 🌿 He's a handsome charismatic orange tiger. He has quite the story and an even bigger personality to match.

He was found in a feral colony in Kenai, but it was immediately clear he didn’t belong there. Friendly, confident, and full of charm, Sycamore was likely lost or sadly dumped. When he was rescued, he had signs of having been attacked, including bite wounds on his ear and leg. Thankfully, after a vet visit and some care, he healed up beautifully and hasn’t let it dim his spirit one bit.

This handsome guy is full of life. Sycamore is incredibly talkative (he will absolutely hold full conversations with you), playful, and carries himself with a certain swagger that makes him unforgettable. He loves attention and isn’t shy about asking for it. He wants to be involved in everything you’re doing. He is rowdy and very busy. But at night, he turns into a total sweetheart, happily purring and snuggling up close. Sycamore has a more dominant personality, but he respects the current “alpha” in his foster home. He can live with dogs, as long as they understand boundaries and give him space when he asks for it.

Sycamore has to have outdoor access. This is not optional for him. He will cry, beg, and protest loudly at the door if he can’t go outside. His foster currently takes him out on a leash and harness, but he’s not a fan. Sycamore is looking for a home with a safe, enclosed yard or