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dob 3/13/20
Barney and his siblings were born on the grounds of the State Hospital in the spring of 2020. A semi-feral kitten, he spent a few months in a foster home learning to enjoy human attention. He was adopted with a sibling, but then returned recently to their former foster home when their owner couldn’t care for them any longer. Back in his foster home, Barney has blossomed and become increasingly confident, playful, and loving. He’s a talker too, especially when he wants attention. His foster mom says he “has been a joy to have in my home and has my heart forever.” Barney is selective about people, and though he isn’t one of those life-of-the-party cats, he’s loyal and affectionate to his people. Since he can be wary of new people and loud noises, Barney’s best home will be a quiet one without young children. He is gentle, but young children scare him. Another mellow cat or a gentle dog should be okay after a gradual introduction. Barney is a foodie. He was overweight when he returned to his foster home, but through scheduled feeding and plenty of playtime, he’s almost a healthy weight again. He should maintain a feeding schedule, not be free fed. He likes to eat too much for his own good. What Barney really wants is plenty of love and attention from a patient owner who follows his cues, lets him acclimate at his pace, plays with him daily, and never misses his evening squeezy tube treat. Barney is waiting to live his best life. It could be with you.
If you are interested in adopting this TC Paw cat or would like to set up a meet-and-greet, please complete the Pre-adoption Application .
dob 3/13/20
Barney and his siblings were born on the grounds of the State Hospital in the spring of 2020. A semi-feral kitten, he spent a few months in a foster home learning to enjoy human attention. He was adopted with a sibling, but then returned recently to their former foster home when their owner couldn’t care for them any longer. Back in his foster home, Barney has blossomed and become increasingly confident, playful, and loving. He’s a talker too, especially when he wants attention. His foster mom says he “has been a joy to have in my home and has my heart forever.” Barney is selective about people, and though he isn’t one of those life-of-the-party cats, he’s loyal and affectionate to his people. Since he can be wary of new people and loud noises, Barney’s best home will be a quiet one without young children. He is gentle, but young children scare him. Another mellow cat or a gentle dog should be okay after a gradual introduction. Barney is a foodie. He was overweight when he returned to his foster home, but through scheduled feeding and plenty of playtime, he’s almost a healthy weight again. He should maintain a feeding schedule, not be free fed. He likes to eat too much for his own good. What Barney really wants is plenty of love and attention from a patient owner who follows his cues, lets him acclimate at his pace, plays with him daily, and never misses his evening squeezy tube treat. Barney is waiting to live his best life. It could be with you.
If you are interested in adopting this TC Paw cat or would like to set up a meet-and-greet, please complete the Pre-adoption Application .
Submit Application
Go to our website www.tcpaw.org and fill out a pre-adoption questionnaire.
Interview
An adoption coordinator will call to complete a phone interview.
Home Check
Adoption coordinator will call personal and veterinarian references.
Approve Application
Meet the Pet
Pets may be in foster homes or at the Traverse City Pet Smart cattery to meet potential adopters.
Sign Adoption Contract
Pay Fee
Take the pet home!