Bob is one of the "Bartlesville Three," an orange and white young male who’s survived a rough start and is only beginning to adapt to a new indoor life. At about eight months old, Bob sits right at the edge of kittenhood and young adulthood, carrying the strong will that helped him endure several weeks outdoors in harsh, sub-zero weather. He was the last of his litter to accept rescue, which speaks volumes about his resilience. He still shows those feral instincts that helped him survive and isn’t ready for hands-on attention just yet, but slow and steady, Bob is learning about comfort and safety. He’s started to relax, showing sparks of curiosity as he gets used to daily routines. Progress comes in small steps, so Bob needs a home with someone who has experience with feral or semi-feral cats and can offer patience as he grows in confidence. He won’t be the cat who demands cuddles, but he has the potential to reward the right person willing to stick with him. Bob uses the litter box reliably and has tested negative for FeLV and FIV. He’s up to date on vaccinations, has received NexGard® COMBO, and is neutered. Click apply to start the adoption process.