Bob (C26-5406)

Bob is one of the “Bartlesville Three,” a striking orange-and-white young male with a story of resilience still being written. At approximately 7 months old, he’s right on the edge of kittenhood and adulthood—full of potential and just beginning to discover the comforts of indoor life.
He was the last of the three kittens to be trapped during the coldest part of this winter, holding out for nearly three weeks in sub-zero temperatures while rescuers worked tirelessly to bring him to safety. That strength and determination are part of what make Bob so special.
Bob came to us with feral instincts, and while he’s not yet ready for hands-on affection, he’s made encouraging progress. He’s starting to relax in his environment, showing curiosity and a growing appreciation for the safety and routine of living indoors. With time, patience, and understanding, Bob has the potential to continue this transformation.
Because of his background, Bob will need a home with experience handling feral or semi-feral cats—someone who understands that trust takes time and that every small step forward is a big victory. He’s not a “pick-me-up-and-cuddle” cat, but for the right person, helping Bob come out of his shell will be incredibly rewarding.
Handsome, young, and quietly brave, Bob is looking for a dedicated adopter willing to meet him where he is and help him become the cat he’s meant to be.
Bob uses the litter box, tested negative for FeLV/FIV, is up to date on core vaccines and has been treated with NexGard® COMBO for Cats (a parasite protection that kills fleas, ticks, and treats and controls intestinal worms—specifically roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms)