My name is Bass Drum, and I may only be three years old, but I’ve already mastered the art of making an entrance. With my sharp black-and-white tuxedo coat, I look like I’m always dressed for a fancy party—though honestly, I’m just hoping the party includes snacks and someone willing to give good chin scratches.
I’m a gentle, curious boy who likes to greet new people with a soft “mrrp” and a slow blink to show I come in peace. I love cozy napping spots, rhythmic purring sessions (hence my name), and following my favorite humans around like a polite little shadow. I’m playful but not wild, affectionate but not clingy—what you might call the perfect middle tempo.
If you’re looking for a friendly, well-mannered companion with impeccable style and a big, warm heart, I’d love to go home with you. I promise to keep the beat steady and the love constant.
I am currently in a foster home but I am still available for adoption!
If you are interested in meeting me, email ncteam@austinpetsalive.org or call (704) 266-3647.
My name is Bass Drum, and I may only be three years old, but I’ve already mastered the art of making an entrance. With my sharp black-and-white tuxedo coat, I look like I’m always dressed for a fancy party—though honestly, I’m just hoping the party includes snacks and someone willing to give good chin scratches.
I’m a gentle, curious boy who likes to greet new people with a soft “mrrp” and a slow blink to show I come in peace. I love cozy napping spots, rhythmic purring sessions (hence my name), and following my favorite humans around like a polite little shadow. I’m playful but not wild, affectionate but not clingy—what you might call the perfect middle tempo.
If you’re looking for a friendly, well-mannered companion with impeccable style and a big, warm heart, I’d love to go home with you. I promise to keep the beat steady and the love constant.
I am currently in a foster home but I am still available for adoption!
If you are interested in meeting me, email ncteam@austinpetsalive.org or call (704) 266-3647.
