Today at Petsmart in East Greenbush

I came to my first foster by knocking on the right door. I was very affectionate and loved to rub up on her and her dog. I was adopted out in January, but left at the vet through no fault of my own. Now, I'm back in a new foster home, and I'm ready to find my fur-ever family! I am very sweet and I love being pet. I enjoy cat-chatting with my foster mom, and my meows live up to my namesake. I'm like a little squeaky motorboat! I immediately warmed up to my cat foster-brother, even when he wasn't so sure about me, so I would love to have another sibling in my new fur-ever home. I am playful and inquisitive, but I still love a good nap in the sun. I’d be great in a home with another cat, dog, or by myself.

Are you looking for a companion who enjoys snuggling and loves to greet you when you get home, but who also happens to be a cat? Garuda might be the one for you! Garuda was an urban stray cat, outside for an unknown amount of time. He was seen on a trail camera during the winter months. We caught him in April 2025, and in under two weeks indoors he has become quite friendly. He loves to get petted and combed (which is great, because of his medium-long fur). He even likes to sit on laps. Garuda is young and playful. He does like to hide away at times, in small spaces, probably to stay safe like he did outdoors. He nipped his foster person after probably "too much" petting ... because of that we don't think he should be in a home with children. However, if you try to leave him and he thinks he should be getting more attention, he will tap your ankle or grab your leg. If you pet him a little more, he'll let you depart. Garuda can be startled by sudden sounds, but he recovers quickly. There are things he doesn't seem to like, such as toys with bells in them. Catnip toys are good, though! He is still adjusting to his new life. Are you ready to give Garuda the loving, indoor home he deserves?