Philip

Sweet Philip is ready for his second chance at a forever home.<br/><br/>Philip first came to us eight years ago from Odessa, Texas, and was adopted—but thanks to the power of a microchip, he recently found his way back to us. While we don’t know what happened, we do know this: he’s ready to put it all behind him and spend his golden years exactly where he belongs—curled up in someone’s lap.<br/><br/>This little gentleman is housetrained (with occasional marking) and just had a full dental, so he’s feeling his best and enjoying a wet food diet. Philip can be a bit nervous when meeting new people, but give him a couple of days and he’ll warm up into the sweetest, most loving companion. He’s a smart boy who knows when he’s found a good thing—and he’ll stick close by your side.<br/><br/>Philip does well with small dogs and is respectful, not pushy. He’s also great with cats. Large dogs make him uneasy, and he’ll let you know with a bark, so a calmer home without big dogs would suit him best. He’d thrive with someone who is home more often than not, where he can relax and soak up attention. Kids are okay too, as long as they’re gentle and respectful.<br/><br/>He’s a simple guy—happy to do his own thing, then hop into your lap for some well-earned love.<br/><br/>If you’re ready to give this sweet senior the peaceful, loving home he deserves, apply at www.brasscityrescue.org

Sweet Philip is ready for his second chance at a forever home.

Philip first came to us eight years ago from Odessa, Texas, and was adopted—but thanks to the power of a microchip, he recently found his way back to us. While we don’t know what happened, we do know this: he’s ready to put it all behind him and spend his golden years exactly where he belongs—curled up in someone’s lap.

This little gentleman is housetrained (with occasional marking) and just had a full dental, so he’s feeling his best and enjoying a wet food diet. Philip can be a bit nervous when meeting new people, but give him a couple of days and he’ll warm up into the sweetest, most loving companion. He’s a smart boy who knows when he’s found a good thing—and he’ll stick close by your side.

Philip does well with small dogs and is respectful, not pushy. He’s also great with cats. Large dogs make him uneasy, and he’ll let you know with a bark, so a calmer home without big dogs would suit him best. He’d thrive with someone who is home

Sweet Philip is ready for his second chance at a forever home.

Philip first came to us eight years ago from Odessa, Texas, and was adopted—but thanks to the power of a microchip, he recently found his way back to us. While we don’t know what happened, we do know this: he’s ready to put it all behind him and spend his golden years exactly where he belongs—curled up in someone’s lap.

This little gentleman is housetrained (with occasional marking) and just had a full dental, so he’s feeling his best and enjoying a wet food diet. Philip can be a bit nervous when meeting new people, but give him a couple of days and he’ll warm up into the sweetest, most loving companion. He’s a smart boy who knows when he’s found a good thing—and he’ll stick close by your side.

Philip does well with small dogs and is respectful, not pushy. He’s also great with cats. Large dogs make him uneasy, and he’ll let you know with a bark, so a calmer home without big dogs would suit him best. He’d thrive with someone who is home more often than not, where he can relax and soak up attention. Kids are okay too, as long as they’re gentle and respectful.

He’s a simple guy—happy to do his own thing, then hop into your lap for some well-earned love.

If you’re ready to give this sweet senior the peaceful, loving home he deserves, apply at www.brasscityrescue.org