Davy is the teenager who loves to play fetch. He insists that it be played at least twice a day (more if you're willing), and his preferred item to fetch is a small piece of crumpled paper. In return for your willingness to play fetch with him, Davy will snuggle up with you at night and if asked, bravely check under the bed for any monsters (or dust bunnies), and he'll even answer when called. He loves to purr and sprawl in an utterly undignified manner (see above picture), and his life's ambition is to be the ultimate soft fuzzy lap cat. He gets along wonderfully well with his adopted brother Topcat, who was found abandoned and afraid in the woods (and who successfully managed to have his eyes closed in every picture, despite repeated attempts). Since being rescued, Topcat has established himself as a wonderful people cat who loves to play and who feels that all new things must be investigated - cautiously, of course. Davy may end up causing Topcat to go prematurely gray(er), as the younger cat completely lacks in that sense of caution and refuses to listen to his older brother's advice. Topcat and Davy are a bonded pair, and we'd love for them to find a new home together.
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