Tyson #after-five-jetset

HESITATES BEFORE HE JUMPS INTO THE MELEE<br/><br/>DOB 6/20/24<br/><br/>Hey there, everyone! I’m Tyson, a shy but curious and playful “bicolor” fella who’s mostly white with black on my head, back, and tail. I’m one of the #after-five-jetset, who got that name because the five in my litter are all beautifully and elegantly dressed in “after-five” attire. (Many of my siblings are “tuxedos.”) I usually hang back and check everything out from a distance before I jump into the melee of fun that my siblings have created. They usually succeed in bringing out my rambunctious spirit when we tumble and pounce, climb and wrestle with each other, and when we’re exhausted, we collapse in a kitten puddle.<br/><br/>Sweet Mama was the young indoor-outdoor pet of an irresponsible owner who did not spay her, and of course, she birthed our litter. When this family was evicted, we were not taken with them but were left behind to fend for ourselves. We were about 2.5 weeks old when Hurricane Beryl blew through, and a concerned neighbor posted my family’s plight on the neighborhood message board. When our future foster pawrents saw the posting, they forged out in the midst of the pouring rain and brought all six of us inside to the safety of their home. They are heroes in my book because they gave us all a second chance!!<br/><br/>Now I’m ready to find my forever home, so I hope you’ll arrange to meet me! Since my personality shines best when I’m frolicking with my siblings, I hope that you’ll consider adopting me with my twin brother Charlie so I'll have a playmate and cuddle buddy while you’re at work or on vacation. I promise to leave tiny paw prints all over your heart.<br/><br/>HOPE ID 24-0725-C092<br/><br/>Tyson's $125 adoption fee includes spay/neuter, basic vaccines, microchip and registration, testing for FIV/FeLV, negative fecal test, and preventative treatment against fleas and parasites.<br/><br/>To apply online: http://www.homelesspets.net/adoption-forms/cat-adoption.php<br/><br/>If you have questions prior to filling out the application or want to find out which adoption site Tyson will be this weekend, email us at nancy.e.kline@hotmail.com, and a volunteer will get back to you.

HESITATES BEFORE HE JUMPS INTO THE MELEE

DOB 6/20/24

Hey there, everyone! I’m Tyson, a shy but curious and playful “bicolor” fella who’s mostly white with black on my head, back, and tail. I’m one of the #after-five-jetset, who got that name because the five in my litter are all beautifully and elegantly dressed in “after-five” attire. (Many of my siblings are “tuxedos.”) I usually hang back and check everything out from a distance before I jump into the melee of fun that my siblings have created. They usually succeed in bringing out my rambunctious spirit when we tumble and pounce, climb and wrestle with each other, and when we’re exhausted, we collapse in a kitten puddle.

Sweet Mama was the young indoor-outdoor pet of an irresponsible owner who did not spay her, and of course, she birthed our litter. When this family was evicted, we were not taken with them but were left behind to fend for ourselves. We were about 2.5 weeks old when Hurricane Beryl blew through, and a concerned neighbor posted my

HESITATES BEFORE HE JUMPS INTO THE MELEE

DOB 6/20/24

Hey there, everyone! I’m Tyson, a shy but curious and playful “bicolor” fella who’s mostly white with black on my head, back, and tail. I’m one of the #after-five-jetset, who got that name because the five in my litter are all beautifully and elegantly dressed in “after-five” attire. (Many of my siblings are “tuxedos.”) I usually hang back and check everything out from a distance before I jump into the melee of fun that my siblings have created. They usually succeed in bringing out my rambunctious spirit when we tumble and pounce, climb and wrestle with each other, and when we’re exhausted, we collapse in a kitten puddle.

Sweet Mama was the young indoor-outdoor pet of an irresponsible owner who did not spay her, and of course, she birthed our litter. When this family was evicted, we were not taken with them but were left behind to fend for ourselves. We were about 2.5 weeks old when Hurricane Beryl blew through, and a concerned neighbor posted my family’s plight on the neighborhood message board. When our future foster pawrents saw the posting, they forged out in the midst of the pouring rain and brought all six of us inside to the safety of their home. They are heroes in my book because they gave us all a second chance!!

Now I’m ready to find my forever home, so I hope you’ll arrange to meet me! Since my personality shines best