My name is Trevor.  I am a very handsome, 6 year old domestic short-haired kitty.  I am very friendly, affectionate, and loving. I enjoy the companionship of other feline friends, but I've never been introduced to canines or children, so I'm not certain if they would be nice friends. I am certain that I would really like a family of my own. Friends for Life volunteers first rescued me as a kitting in 2001 and I was adopted into a home with a family of my own. Unfortunately, my family had to move and did not take me along, so I've spent the last five months with my friends at Friends for Life  searching for my family again.  
I am declawed, neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped , litter box trained, and tested for FIP and FIV.  If you think youmight be my new family, I would really love to meet you.

 

 

There are 7 puppies and kittens born for every human baby, so there are never enough homes for all of these animals

Most animals found stray or in shelters come in unaltered.  Spay and neuter reduces the chance that your family friend will get out and stray far from your home.

Even the best homes lose their furry friends!!  Don't think that because you "keep a close eye" on your dog or cat, that they won't ever get away from you and add to the problem.

For every animal you breed in your home, a shelter animal goes without one.  Even if you think you can find homes for the puppies or kittens you breed, please remember that a shelter dog or cat may be euthanized in its place!

Spay and neuter reduces the following conditions: Incidence of mammary tumors, tumors of the ovaries or uterus, female heat periods, territoriality and aggression due to increased testosterone, prostate enlargement, tumors of the male organs, perineal hernia, and many more....a spayed or neutered animal has less behavior and health issues.