Pip (fka Goh) is the cat we TNR'd a couple years ago in Bushwick who mysteriously turned up in Union Square a few months ago. We still don't know how he got there but we suspected he must be friendly since he let someone transport him. He went to a foster home and with a little patience, he's become a wonderful house cat. Read his foster's thoughts below and let us know if you're interested in adopting this well-traveled boy!
"Pip has come a long way from his days living in Union Square Park. He is still a little shy, but has learned to love getting affection. He will let you know when it’s mealtime and gets really excited, rubbing his body all over, chirping, and purring while you pet him. Fun is the key to his heart! Pip gains a lot of confidence every time we give him a new toy or make him an obstacle course. He can often be found playing with his toys on his own or chasing his tail when he thinks no one‘s looking. He’s definitely still got some kitten in him!Pip’s a cat’s cat— he loves our resident cat and wants to follow her around and play with her. He would be happy in a home with another playful cat to be his buddy. Pip needs a family who understands shy cats and is willing to be patient while they gain his trust but we are certain that he will warm up and become a beloved member of the family. He is so happy to be living inside and just wants some snuggly places to nap, some cool toys, and nice people and kitties to hang out with."
Pip (fka Goh) is the cat we TNR'd a couple years ago in Bushwick who mysteriously turned up in Union Square a few months ago. We still don't know how he got there but we suspected he must be friendly since he let someone transport him. He went to a foster home and with a little patience, he's become a wonderful house cat. Read his foster's thoughts below and let us know if you're interested in adopting this well-traveled boy!
"Pip has come a long way from his days living in Union Square Park. He is still a little shy, but has learned to love getting affection. He will let you know when it’s mealtime and gets really excited, rubbing his body all over, chirping, and purring while you pet him. Fun is the key to his heart! Pip gains a lot of confidence every time we give him a new toy or make him an obstacle course. He can often be found playing with his toys on his own or chasing his tail when he thinks no one‘s looking. He’s definitely still got some kitten in him!Pip’s a cat’s cat— he loves our resident cat and wants to follow her around and play with her. He would be happy in a home with another playful cat to be his buddy. Pip needs a family who understands shy cats and is willing to be patient while they gain his trust but we are certain that he will warm up and become a beloved member of the family. He is so happy to be living inside and just wants some snuggly places to nap, some cool toys, and nice people and kitties to hang out with."
Complete an application at our adoption event or online: https://bit.ly/bsc-application
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Approve Application
We will check your references and will ask a series of questions.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
Most cats require $175 adoption fee which includes spay/neuter, vaccines, testing, microchip and flea treatments.
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Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Potential adopters complete a simple adoption application, which we review and approve. Upon receiving the cat(s), adopters are asked to sign an adoption contract and pay the adoption fee ($175 for most cats, $125 for seniors and special needs). Adopters are emailed all vet records and related forms.
Potential adopters complete a simple adoption application, which we review and approve. Upon receiving the cat(s), adopters are asked to sign an adoption contract and pay the adoption fee ($175 for most cats, $125 for seniors and special needs). Adopters are emailed all vet records and related forms.
Every Sunday at 181 Irving Ave (Bushwick Bark) from 1 to 4 pm
Every Sunday at 181 Irving Ave (Bushwick Bark) from 1 to 4 pm
More about this rescue
We're primarily a TNR volunteer group, we trap, neuter and return feral cats in the community. We often find tame cats or young kittens during these projects and these cats make up the bulk of our adoptable cats here.
We're primarily a TNR volunteer group, we trap, neuter and return feral cats in the community. We often find tame cats or young kittens during these projects and these cats make up the bulk of our adoptable cats here.
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We'll also keep you updated on Pepe's adoption status with email updates.
