Wilbur - American Shorthair Cat for Adoption in New York, New York

Wilbur is 3 years old with a shiny black coat and gorgeous green eyes and the cutest little tongue which is often sticking out He is a chatty, social guy who is always chirping and purring and needs to know what you’re up to. He would be an excellent work from home assistant! He is fairly independent but loves to lay right next to you He likes to be held and snuggled and sometimes licks people in a loving way He LOVES a wand toy with anything attached to it but particularly feathers, and he loves to wrestle with stuffed animals and throw them in the air He is a really fun boy!

Wilbur may do well with another cat friend at home to play with, but he can be a solo cat as long as he gets daily play time. If Wilbur sounds like the perfect guy for you, submit an application at the link in bio to adopt him.

Tested, vaccinated, microchipped, neutered.

All cats and kittens are rescued from the streets, abandoned, or pulled from at-risk list at city shelter. All are vaccinated, tested for FIV and FELV, dewormed, and spayed/neutered (if old enough). If the kitten is not old enough to be spayed/neutered we will do so at a later date, post-adoption. All adoptions require an application and donation.

If interested in meeting and possibly adopting our cat or kitten please complete an adoption application (link below)

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The American Shorthair cat breed is known for its versatility, adaptability, and affectionate nature. With a medium to large build, rounded ears, and expressive eyes, American Shorthairs come in a wide variety of coat colors and patterns. Recognized for their playful and sociable demeanor, they make excellent companions for individuals and families alike. This breed is easy to groom, generally healthy, and known for its long lifespan, making them a popular choice for those seeking a loving and low maintenance feline friend.

Our mission is to find loving, permanent homes for abandoned, displaced, and shelter-surrendered cats.