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Cherokee

Domestic Short Hair (short coat) · Baby (10 months) · Male · Medium · Bronx, NY

Notes from New York City Cat Coalition

Meet Cherokee! Cherokee is a sweet, happy, and playful boy who is ready to find a forever home with a friendly feline companion of his own. This social little guy loves having a kitty friend to bond with, play with, and share his adventures.

Cherokee is currently in foster care with another kitten, Willy, who is also looking for a forever home. The two can be adopted together, or Cherokee can be adopted separately into a home with another friendly, playful cat.

Cherokee loves toys, treats, and plenty of attention from his people. He is also a wonderfully vocal little guy who isn't shy about letting everyone know when he would like some love and attention!

Cherokee is healthy, FIV and FeLV negative, and on track with his vaccinations. He will be neutered soon.

With his playful personality, love of feline companionship, and adorable chatty nature, Cherokee is ready to find a home where he can continue to play, grow, and be loved.

To learn more or apply to adopt Cherokee, please email nycatcoaladopt@yahoo.com or call Joan at (718) 671-1695. An online adoption form is also available - click here to apply.

About Cherokee

Gets along with

Dogs: Yes
Cats: Yes

Home and care

House-trained: Yes
Indoor or outdoor: Indoor Only
Grooming needs: Not Required
With new people: Friendly
Coat: Short

Health

Special needs: No

AffectionatePlayfulPlays with toys

As listed by New York City Cat Coalition. Please confirm anything important with them before you adopt.

Can't adopt right now? New York City Cat Coalition is looking for a foster home for Cherokee. Fostering is short-term, and the rescue usually covers food and vet care. Ask them about it.

What happens next

Contact New York City Cat Coalition using the button. AdoptNearby does not take applications.
They will send you their application or ask a few questions about your home.
Most organizations arrange a meet, sometimes a home visit, then a small adoption fee that usually covers spay or neuter and vaccines. That fee is paid to New York City Cat Coalition, never to AdoptNearby.
Read the cats care guide so you arrive prepared.