Jag

My story

*** Jag, Bentley, Cooper & Aston are in a foster home. ***Jag #19732: black/brown tabby, short hair, neutered male, born approx. 3/7/25 Bentley #19733: brown/black tabby, short hair, neutered male, born approx. 3/7/25Cooper #19734: brown/black tabby, short hair, neutered male, born approx. 3/7/25Aston #19735: brown/black tabby, short hair, neutered male, born approx. 3/7/25Cats: must have younger playmateDogs: probablyChildren: past toddlerBACKGROUND: The car kittens were on the euthanasia list at a shelter when we were able to move them into our care.PERSONALITY: Beep beep! Tabbies never go out of style, and these classic examples are no exception. They all love to be held and cuddled and will conk out asleep on top of you or next to you. They are confident and playful little purr machines… it’s a smooth start to get their motors up and running. ---Jag holds the troublemaker title but he’s so affectionate you can’t help but forgive him.---Bentley is the loverboy, the quietest and the happiest to cuddle.---Cooper and Aston are perfect blends of loving mischief, with Aston just slightly winning the cuddle race.COMPATIBILITY: The boys are good with other cats and each must have a younger feline playmate—we highly recommend adopting sibling pairs! They haven’t met dogs though if given a proper intro would likely do well with cat-friendly canines. Gentle children past the toddler age are welcome.Which kitten(s) will drive straight into your heart?

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Jag, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.