Joey

Tabby | Amesti, CA

Age : 3 Years 5 MonthsAdultMaleMediumGray, Blue or Silver Tabby

About

Meet Joey

Meet Joey, a dashing grey striped short-haired tabby with a heart of gold.   He weighs 12 pounds and has had a full health check -- including being neutered, chipped, getting all shots/vaccines -- and he's now ready for his forever home.   Joey was previously an outdoor kitty.  As we got to know him, we realized that living alone outdoors was tough on him.   So, we decided to rescue him and are delighted with how fast he adjusted to life indoors -- including using a litter box like a pro!   We're positive that you'll find that Joey is a gentle soul who loves to be held and petted.   He has an expressive personality and is enjoyably chatty and intelligent.  Since he was an outdoor cat when we found him, we don't know if he's been acclimated to households with children or other pets.   He's so grateful for his new, safe, indoor home and we know he'll be equally grateful to you if you have a place in your home and in your heart for this very special boy. Joey has found a home. Thank you! THIS animal listing is a COURTESY LISTING - not a 13th St Cat Rescue animal. See information about whom to contact in bio THANK YOU

Adoption Process
To meet our rescued cats/kitten: we ask that you fill out an adoption application first. Once you submit an application, a volunteer will contact you. All of our kitties are in foster homes; some can be seen at the foster homes, or at an upcoming Adoption Fair. We ask for your understanding: We are an all-volunteer organization and many of us have full-time jobs outside of our volunteer activities; therefore, it may be a few days before someone can respond to your email. We always try to reply as soon as possible.The kitties are for adoption, not for sale. Adoption fee for kittens is $125 ($200 for two) to help cover some of our food and veterinary expenses. All cats and kittens are: vaccinated as appropriate for their age microchipped dewormed deflead tested for FELV (feline leukemia) / FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) spayed/neutered prior to adoption We will ask you some questions about your home and we will be glad to answer any questions you may have. Adopting a kitty is a long-term commitment; the average life span for a kitty is 15-20 years. Most of our cats are in foster homes with other cats. They get lonely and bored without the company of their own kind, just like people. We try to place cats that enjoy the company of other cats in a home where there is feline companionship. But we do have many cats that would be happy to be the only cat in your life! Regardless of how an animal comes to us, we provide food, shelter, and medical care. The animals do not live in cages but in volunteer foster homes. We usually know the personalities of the cats and kittens we rescue, so we can tell you which cat or kitten(s) might be the best match for you and/or the feline companion you already have. http://www.13thstcats.org/info/adoption