Tuxedo Cats Available for Adoption

Meet Whiskey. Whiskey is a 6 month old cutie pie.

Whiskey is one extraordinarily lucky—and incredibly brave—little boy. He was found after being thrown out of a moving vehicle, and the amazing Good Samaritan who witnessed it immediately stopped to see what had been tossed from the car. What they discovered was this tiny, wispy, skinny kitten covered in lice and desperately needing love and care. Thanks to their quick actions and a safe foster home, Whiskey is now healthy, happy, and ready for the life he always deserved.

Whiskey has the most unique coat—an adorable blend of long and short fur with little wispy gray and white hairs throughout.

Despite what he’s been through, this sweet boy has chosen to trust humans again. He is gentle, loving, and endlessly kind. He adores other cats, enjoys caring for younger kittens, and is affectionate without being needy. Whiskey is easygoing, willing to please, and would thrive in a home with kids or other pets. He is such a love bug wherever you put him he stays, he’s a total lap cat, He loves nose bumps, wants to be near your face so he can continually give you his love and appreciation.

Whiskey would make a wonderful, loving addition to any home.

Adoption fee is $375 and includes the transportation, deworming, vaccinations, FEL/FIV testing, neuter / spay surgery, and microchip.

To apply to adopt , please EMAIL US at projectsavingpawsrescue@gmail.com for an application!

The tuxedo cat breed, known for its distinctive black and white coat resembling formal wear, is a popular choice among cat lovers for its charming appearance and friendly demeanor. Tuxedo cats, characterized by their tuxedo pattern, can have a range of coat lengths and textures. These felines are often sociable, playful, and affectionate companions, making them a delightful addition to any household. Tuxedo cats are beloved for their unique markings and endearing personalities, bringing joy and love to their families.

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