Sherman Oaks, CA - Domestic Shorthair. Meet Crosby a Pet for Adoption

My basic info

Breed

Domestic Shorthair

Color

Black & White or Tuxedo

Age

11 years old, Adult

Sex

Male

Pet ID

Crosby

Hair Length

short

My details

Good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

Has special needs

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Looking for the purrfect little brother to your friendly male cat? Crosby has that written all over him! He's like the little brother who's always saying, "whatcha' doin'? Can I play? Can I, huh?"

This handsome boy will demonstrate this with head butts, following them around like a shadow, and getting plenty of grooming when it's nap time.

Crosby is sweet, gentle, highly social, and playful - with other male cats but is very quirky with us human types. He'll allow you to pet him when another confident male is nearby... especially during dinner time... when he'll suddenly drop at your feet in complete surrender... while at other times, he may run if you get too close. He'll also climb on you or lie next to you, in bed, for pets and scratches... again, only if another male cat is on the bed.

What can I say? He's a silly, quirky boy... and, oh, SO beautiful - with a thick, lush coat! If you need to hold him for a claw trimming he's fine, just coils up like a Caterpillar. Please, won't you consider giving this handsome, shy fella a loving home with you and your other male cat(s)?

~ $100 adoption fee for Crosby. Adoption contract and home check apply ~

We do not adopt out kittens or cats where they will be the only pet at home. Please keep in mind that kittens rely on each other for emotional support and continued social and behavioral development. They will get lonely being left alone for many hours. Having a companion will keep your cat/kitten happy, healthy and out of trouble. We offer a discount when adopting a pair!

Interested in becoming a much-needed foster?

Local rescues and shelters are being flooded with kittens right now!

PLEASE help spread awareness on the importance of SPAY/NEUTER!

Thanks!