Chad was born July 2025. He is now a full fledged do my best to get into as much trouble as possible teenager.
When he was a tyke he and his brothers learned to unroll a full roll of toilet paper no matter which direction it was installed. These days he isn't as interested in the toilet paper so it only gets unrolled on occasion and even then only a few feet of it before he finds some other distraction.
Like all juvenile kittens he loves to jump on surfaces and see what little 'toys' he can swat to the ground to play with. If his foster mother tries to reprimand him, he will happily grab such toy and run away with it hiding it somewhere which can take some time or days to locate.
Chad loves to cuddle and will often jump on the chair and lay on the arm when his foster mother works on the computer. He can also be a bit chatty and squirmy. He does not like being enclosed so can be a bit noisy in the carrier when being transported and when enclosed in the bedroom for his two feeding times of the day. He also swats at the flex latch hanging from the door handle of the room to help him make even more noise. He is the one waiting at the door to run out once feeding time is done and the door is opened back up.
Chad is a wonderful kitten. He can be a bit squirmy to handle when not in cuddle mode, always looking for a toy to play with. He is more cautious when guests show up so will hide and watch what is going on, but has allowed himself to be petted after some time though won't approach of his own accord. He can be coaxed to play a little with a dangly toy and absolutely loves the softball toy with bell, though often gets it stuck under the dresser and will stare at it waiting for his foster mother to fish it back out for him.
To adopt you must first complete an adoption application and meet the cat in its foster home. We do not do same day adoptions so, generally, we can only adopt within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
Chad was born July 2025. He is now a full fledged do my best to get into as much trouble as possible teenager.
When he was a tyke he and his brothers learned to unroll a full roll of toilet paper no matter which direction it was installed. These days he isn't as interested in the toilet paper so it only gets unrolled on occasion and even then only a few feet of it before he finds some other distraction.
Like all juvenile kittens he loves to jump on surfaces and see what little 'toys' he can swat to the ground to play with. If his foster mother tries to reprimand him, he will happily grab such toy and run away with it hiding it somewhere which can take some time or days to locate.
Chad loves to cuddle and will often jump on the chair and lay on the arm when his foster mother works on the computer. He can also be a bit chatty and squirmy. He does not like being enclosed so can be a bit noisy in the carrier when being transported and when enclosed in the bedroom for his two feeding times of the day. He also swats at the flex latch hanging from the door handle of the room to help him make even more noise. He is the one waiting at the door to run out once feeding time is done and the door is opened back up.
Chad is a wonderful kitten. He can be a bit squirmy to handle when not in cuddle mode, always looking for a toy to play with. He is more cautious when guests show up so will hide and watch what is going on, but has allowed himself to be petted after some time though won't approach of his own accord. He can be coaxed to play a little with a dangly toy and absolutely loves the softball toy with bell, though often gets it stuck under the dresser and will stare at it waiting for his foster mother to fish it back out for him.
To adopt you must first complete an adoption application and meet the cat in its foster home. We do not do same day adoptions so, generally, we can only adopt within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
Interested? Please see our cats and dogs who need homes and our upcoming adoption events on our website www.mcspca.org
If you have any questions, please email us mcspcacats@hotmail.com and we'll answer you as soon as possible! You can call the MCSPCA at 301-948-4266, but for the fastest response, please use our email address.
Adoption Fees:
* A $100 adoption fee is required for cats.
* A $150 adoption fee is required for kittens under 1yr. of age.
* A $150 adoption fee is required for dogs under 50lbs
* A $175 adoption fee is required for dogs over 50lbs
* A $225 adoption fee is required for puppies or dogs with special medical needs (including sighthounds because of the anesthesia requirements)
We accept cash and checks only, no credit cards. The fee includes the cost of spay/neuter, initial vaccinations, heartworm testing (for dogs), FeLV/FIV testing (for cats), deworming, and general care of the animals during their stay at the MCSPCA (food, litter, medication, vet care, etc.).
An adoption application, vet check, and interview with a counselor are required to ensure that appropriate placements are made. A home visit may also be required.
* ALL members of a household must be present for the adoption process.
* If you rent your home, you must provide your landlord’s name and phone number. Landlord consent is required prior to adoption. To expedite this process, you can provide a copy of your lease or a signed statement from your landlord specifying the pet policy.
* The MCSPCA seeks the best possible homes for the animals in our care, and we reserve the right to refuse adoption to anyone.
*Upon approval, an adoption contract must be completed and signed.
*An adoption counselor will follow up each adoption with telephone calls and/or home visits.
Interested? Please see our cats and dogs who need homes and our upcoming adoption events on our website www.mcspca.org
If you have any questions, please email us mcspcacats@hotmail.com and we'll answer you as soon as possible! You can call the MCSPCA at 301-948-4266, but for the fastest response, please use our email address.
Adoption Fees:
* A $100 adoption fee is required for cats.
* A $150 adoption fee is required for kittens under 1yr. of age.
* A $150 adoption fee is required for dogs under 50lbs
* A $175 adoption fee is required for dogs over 50lbs
* A $225 adoption fee is required for puppies or dogs with special medical needs (including sighthounds because of the anesthesia requirements)
We accept cash and checks only, no credit cards. The fee includes the cost of spay/neuter, initial vaccinations, heartworm testing (for dogs), FeLV/FIV testing (for cats), deworming, and general care of the animals during their stay at the MCSPCA (food, litter, medication, vet care, etc.).
An adoption application, vet check, and interview with a counselor are required to ensure that appropriate placements are made. A home visit may also be required.
* ALL members of a household must be present for the adoption process.
* If you rent your home, you must provide your landlord’s name and phone number. Landlord consent is required prior to adoption. To expedite this process, you can provide a copy of your lease or a signed statement from your landlord specifying the pet policy.
* The MCSPCA seeks the best possible homes for the animals in our care, and we reserve the right to refuse adoption to anyone.
*Upon approval, an adoption contract must be completed and signed.
*An adoption counselor will follow up each adoption with telephone calls and/or home visits.
We generally hold cat adoption open houses every week at local Petco or PetsMart locations. See our website www.mcspca.org for details on upcoming events. Appointments can also be arranged to visit our adoptable cats at other times.
The MCSPCA facilitates dog adoptions through referrals. We also maintain a list of dog breed rescue organizations for people who are looking for a particular breed of dog.
We generally hold cat adoption open houses every week at local Petco or PetsMart locations. See our website www.mcspca.org for details on upcoming events. Appointments can also be arranged to visit our adoptable cats at other times.
The MCSPCA facilitates dog adoptions through referrals. We also maintain a list of dog breed rescue organizations for people who are looking for a particular breed of dog.
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The MCSPCA, founded in 1973, is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to the humane treatment of animals. We are independent, locally based, and funded completely by donations. We receive no financial support from the ASPCA or from any federal, state, or county government agencies.
The MCSPCA, founded in 1973, is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to the humane treatment of animals. We are independent, locally based, and funded completely by donations. We receive no financial support from the ASPCA or from any federal, state, or county government agencies.
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