Red - Domestic Medium Hair Cat for Adoption in Calverton, Maryland

Red is a cuddly, fun, playful and ridiculously handsome kitten. He has the most unique medium-length silky black and silver coat which will likely turn all black as he gets older. Red has such a happy personality! He is so full of joy and is a ray of sunshine!

Red delights in visiting his people for cuddles, pets and kisses. He enjoys being held and adored, especially after he plays. Red *loves* climbing up and down his cat towers and is quite nimble and quick. His choice of playthings are cat tunnels, jingle balls, spiral and mouse toys. He is great with other cats and is comfortable with the resident dog. Red definitely needs another cat who enjoys playing because he is a wrestling superstar!

Red is initially a bit shy with new people but warms quickly. He is very loving and sweet and so enjoys cuddling in the bed at night or on the couch with his people and a fuzzy blanket. Red is a wonderful companion and would bring a lifetime of laughter, smiles and joy to his people! Come and meet Red and you will fall in love!

If you are interested in adopting please visit the link below to fill out our adoption application via Shelterluv.

https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/BCC/Cat

You must be at least 21 years of age to adopt from us.

BCC does not have a shelter or storefront. All of our kittens and cats are located in the homes of our volunteers until they are adopted.

The Domestic Medium Hair cat is a versatile and beloved breed known for its medium length coat that comes in a wide range of colors and patterns. These affectionate and playful cats are often found in shelters, as they are not a recognized breed but rather a classification for cats of mixed ancestry. Despite their mixed heritage, Domestic Medium Hairs possess unique personalities and make wonderful companions for families and individuals looking for a loving feline companion.

BCC is a all-volunteer group working with residents and businesses in Beltsville, Maryland to humanely reduce the free-roaming cat population.