Meet Bartholomew, the cat who has quite literally seen it all. Born in the medieval era, this ancient feline was once the trusted advisor to knights and kings, helping Sir Whiskers of Pawington devise battle plans and ensure the kingdom’s supply of catnip was never depleted. Legend has it, he was the first cat to sit on a throne—albeit briefly before being bribed down with a turkey leg.
Bartholomew has navigated through the Renaissance (painted many a masterpiece by flicking his tail on canvases), sailed the seven seas as a pirate captain’s first mate, and lived through the invention of the laser pointer (a particularly humbling experience). These days, he prefers lounging on plush cushions and overseeing household affairs, ever the noble scholar in search of a warm lap and a sunbeam. He may appear to nap, but in his dreams, he’s still conquering kingdoms and guarding the realm from the scourge of vacuum cleaners.
Adopt this living legend, and prepare yourself for a lifetime of stories... assuming he doesn’t doze off halfway through telling them.
Meet Bartholomew, the cat who has quite literally seen it all. Born in the medieval era, this ancient feline was once the trusted advisor to knights and kings, helping Sir Whiskers of Pawington devise battle plans and ensure the kingdom’s supply of catnip was never depleted. Legend has it, he was the first cat to sit on a throne—albeit briefly before being bribed down with a turkey leg.
Bartholomew has navigated through the Renaissance (painted many a masterpiece by flicking his tail on canvases), sailed the seven seas as a pirate captain’s first mate, and lived through the invention of the laser pointer (a particularly humbling experience). These days, he prefers lounging on plush cushions and overseeing household affairs, ever the noble scholar in search of a warm lap and a sunbeam. He may appear to nap, but in his dreams, he’s still conquering kingdoms and guarding the realm from the scourge of vacuum cleaners.
Adopt this living legend, and prepare yourself for a lifetime of stories... assuming he doesn’t doze off halfway through telling them.
All adoptions are first come - first served in person. It is important to us that you and the pet are a good match.
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Interview
We want to make sure this pet you are adopting is perfect for you and that all your questions are answered before you take the pet home.
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Sign Adoption Contract
Our adoption process is quick and easy once you are ready to make a lifetime commitment!
Additional adoption info
We encourage everyone interested in adopting a new pet to come visit the San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter to view the wonderful selection of cats, dogs and small animals we have available for adoption. When you see an animal you are interested in, come in as soon as possible as we are first come, first serve and are unable to place HOLDS on pets over the phone.
Speak to an Adoption Counselor at our Adoption Center regarding your interest to adopt and they will advise you of the Hold and Adoption process. All pets adopted from our facility are microchipped, spayed or neutered and vaccinated for Rabies prior to being released to the adopter. This is required by Texas State Law for any animal adopted from an animal shelter or rescue group. We do allow out of area adoptions as long as the selected pet is old enough to receive these services prior to being released to the adopter.
We encourage everyone interested in adopting a new pet to come visit the San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter to view the wonderful selection of cats, dogs and small animals we have available for adoption. When you see an animal you are interested in, come in as soon as possible as we are first come, first serve and are unable to place HOLDS on pets over the phone.
Speak to an Adoption Counselor at our Adoption Center regarding your interest to adopt and they will advise you of the Hold and Adoption process. All pets adopted from our facility are microchipped, spayed or neutered and vaccinated for Rabies prior to being released to the adopter. This is required by Texas State Law for any animal adopted from an animal shelter or rescue group. We do allow out of area adoptions as long as the selected pet is old enough to receive these services prior to being released to the adopter.
The San Marcos Animal Shelter is the regional animal shelter for Hays County. We are part of the Neighborhood Enhancement division of Community Services for the City of San Marcos. As a municipal shelter, our facility is open intake. This means we accept lost, found and owner surrendered animals from within Hays County and city limits of Kyle, Buda and San Marcos.
Our facility is approximately 15,000 sq. ft. with an Adoption Center that is separate from our pick-up and drop-off area. Other services we offer are Animal Control for the City of San Marcos, Volunteer Program, Public Education, and an Annual Rabies Clinic.
The San Marcos Animal Shelter is the regional animal shelter for Hays County. We are part of the Neighborhood Enhancement division of Community Services for the City of San Marcos. As a municipal shelter, our facility is open intake. This means we accept lost, found and owner surrendered animals from within Hays County and city limits of Kyle, Buda and San Marcos.
Our facility is approximately 15,000 sq. ft. with an Adoption Center that is separate from our pick-up and drop-off area. Other services we offer are Animal Control for the City of San Marcos, Volunteer Program, Public Education, and an Annual Rabies Clinic.
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