Meg & Jack

My Status

Available

My Location

1120 Solano Ave. Albany

Adoption Hours

Saturday, 11AM – 2PM

How to Adopt Me

Meet me at the time/location above!

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Hey there, we’re Meg and Jack!

We are bonded, that means we need to be adopted together!

Small but mighty, we’re sweet as a hug! We start off timid in new spaces, but once we warm up we zoom and pounce, wiggle and bounce! We’re playful and clever and will brighten your days. C’mon now, don’t pull my leg – find forever best friends in us, Jack and Meg! Since we can be a little shy until we come out of our shells, we will need a calmer home without very young kids.

When you adopt us, please keep us indoors-only. Not only will we have longer lives, but we will be healthier and safe from the many dangers the great outdoors can pose to curious kitties like us. We could be lost or stolen and experience things like overexposure to direct sunlight, natural predators like coyotes, and vehicles which can all be hazards to our health.

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I LOOK LIKE

Domestic Shorthair

I AM A

Neutered Male(s), Spayed Female(s)

My Age

6 months

My Energy Level

Kitten-level playful

SO FAR, I LIKE

Napping, Being pet, Toys, Window watching, Puzzle games, Being an indoor cat, A kitten-appropriate home, A calmer home to start, no toddlers

My Adoption Fee

$400 for the pair

Adoption Information

The Berkeley Humane difference!

Every animal in our care receives medical and behavior evaluations, vaccines, microchip, spay/neuter surgery, flea, tick and worm treatments, felv/fiv test for cats at the discretion of our veterinarian, or heartworm preventative for dogs.

Our adoption package includes a temporary leash or carrier, $250 worth of medical care with VCA Animal Hospitals, 30 days of immediate pet insurance coverage (upon activation–no card required), and a 30% discount on dog training classes through our program Train the Bay.

adoption requirements

Be 18 years of age or older
Have valid state-issued identification
Allowed to have a pet where you live. To protect you and your pet, get your landlord's or HOA's permission in writing before you adopt
Willing and able to provide training, medical attention, and proper care for your new pet.