Lodi, CA - Domestic Shorthair. Meet Bickie INDOOR ONLY a Pet for Adoption

My basic info

Breed

Domestic Shorthair

Color

Orange or Red Tabby

Age

2 years 9 months old, Young

Sex

Male

Pet ID

–

Hair Length

short

My details

Good with kids

Good with dogs

Good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My story

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

Meet Bickie! Bickie is a big ginger boy with white socks, Bickie and his three siblings, Jammie, Hobnob and Egg Noodle were rescued as small kittens from the grounds of the Stockton prison. Trap, neuter and return efforts are on going at the prison to control the feral cat population.
Bickie started out his domestic life as a bottle baby and is strongly oriented toward his humans. He loves to snuggle and be held like a baby. He has a loud, soothing purr. He is no couch potato though. This boy is athletic. He can run like the wind. He also loves to chase the laser dot and tumble with his siblings. He enjoys tunnels, track ball and all kinds of wand toys, people and cuddling. If you have room for two kitties, Bickie would love to be adopted with a sibling!

If you think this athletic boy sounds like a good fit for your family, and you can provide him with a safe, indoor only life, please submit an application on our website at www.secondchancekitty.org today!

All Second Chance Kitty cats are free-fed a quality dry food with low or no grain and are STRICTLY INDOOR ONLY. Studies have proven cats live longer, healthier lives and on average require less financial burdens at veterinary offices when they are kept indoor only. There are so many predators out there, both human and animal and it is sadly unsafe to let them roam unattended.

All of our babes come altered, microchipped, vaccinated, rabies (if age appropriate), FeLV/FIV negative unless stated otherwise , dewormed, flea treated, litter box trained and full of love. Our adoption fees are a minimum $150 donation. Anything beyond $150 helps rescue another babe.

Adoption isn't an impulsive decision, it must be thought out carefully. Owning a cat is a 15 to 20+ year commitment. Can we afford a cat? If we're renting do they allow pets here? Is there a pet deposit? Can we afford the pet deposit? What if we get sick, what if the kitty becomes ill and has to see a veterinarian? Kitty requires routine check-ups, annual vaccines, quality food, litter and toys, can we afford this? These are all questions a responsible pet owner must ask themselves. If you can make this type of commitment please take a moment and visit our website at www.secondchancekitty.org to submit an application.

Second Chance Kitty is a local non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to assisting cats, kittens and an occasional dog, escape a life of abandonment, abuse and neglect.