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Meet Bilbo Baggins!
Bilbo ”baggy” Baggins is a beautiful 8-year-old Orange and White DSH weighing approximately 13 lbs. He is a sweet, affectionate, and easygoing companion. His top qualities are his loving nature, his playful energy, and his friendly habit of scooting around the house to check in on every person. He would thrive in a calm, warm home where he can feel secure, loved, and included in daily family life.
Bilbo comes as part of a wonderful duo with his dear companion, Mittens. Ideally, these two bonded friends would be adopted together so they can continue sharing their cozy lives, but finding Bilbo a loving, stable home is the top priority. If the right home becomes available for Bilbo alone, he can be placed sooner rather than waiting indefinitely for a paired adoption.
FFOCAS is helping rehome Bilbo and Mittens after their beloved pet parent recently passed away. Because the family lives in Hawaii, where there are strict requirements for animals entering the state, finding a loving home for them locally would help avoid a difficult and uncertain relocation process while giving these sweet cats the stability and comfort they deserve.
He has only lived with or interacted with other cats, so he does not have known experience with dogs or other types of animals. Bilbo has not lived with children, but when children visit the home, he has had no issues. He would prefer gentle petting, and a calm atmosphere.
He is fully litter box trained and uses his box consistently making him an easy, low-maintenance companion.
Bilbo is playful, curious, and engaged with his surroundings. He loves exploring, finding high perches, chasing fishing pole-style toys, playing in paper bags and boxes, and enjoying catnip. He also has a very affectionate side: he purrs happily during belly rubs and loves settling on a lap, especially when there is a soft blanket waiting for him.
Interested? Please reach out via adopt a pet or through email ffocas4pets@gmail.com. We will ask you to fill out a rehoming application to keep this process as safe as possible for all involved — especially “Baggy”.
