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Meet Barry
Domestic Short Hair / Mixed (short coat)
Small Young Male (neutered)
Meow! Hi there, I’m Barry, the feline with a story of mistaken identity and newfound confidence. Let me tell you my tale from my own purr-spective.When I first entered the world, everyone thought I was a girl. They named me Hallie, and for a while, it seemed like a fitting name. But as time went on, something curious happened—I started growing bigger and stronger, and my true identity emerged. It turns out I’m not Hallie, but a handsome little guy named Barry!As my true self was revealed, my humans quickly adjusted and changed my name to Barry.
It was like a declaration of my newfound identity and a fresh start for me. From that moment on, I embraced my masculine charm with confidence and grace.At around 6 months old, I’m in the prime of my kittenhood. I’m filled with boundless energy, curious about every nook and cranny in my surroundings. I love to pounce on toys, chase after feathers, and engage in acrobatic leaps that showcase my agility.
Life is one big playtime for me!Being a cat, I have a natural sense of independence and a mischievous streak. I love exploring every inch of my territory, from climbing up high perches to hiding in secret spots. I'm a master of stealth, able to sneak up on the unsuspecting and bring a spark of excitement into their lives.
While I may have been mistaken for a girl initially, it doesn’t define who I am. I’ve embraced my true self, and it has given me a newfound sense of confidence and pride. I’m not just a cat; I’m Barry, a charming and adventurous little guy who brings joy wherever I go.When it comes to companionship, I enjoy the company of my humans. Their gentle strokes and warm laps make me purr contentedly. I appreciate their understanding and acceptance of my true identity, and I return their love with my own feline charm.
Life as Barry, the resilient and playful feline, is an exciting journey of self-discovery. I’m determined to leave my paw prints on the world, spreading joy, and captivating hearts with my irresistible charm. So, let’s embark on this adventure together, where every day brings new surprises and endless opportunities for mischief and love. Meow meow! Barry has been neutered and is looking for his forever home! The adoption fee includes age appropriate vaccinations and wormings, spay or neuter surgery, Frontline application, collar, ID tag and a cardboard pet taxi.
More About Barry
- Up-to-date with vaccinations
- Good with cats
- Good with kids
- Good with adults: All
- Reaction to new people: Friendly
- House trained
- Neutered
- Adoption fee: $115.00
- Birth date: 7/13/2022 (not exact)
- Color: Black and White
- Activity level: Moderately Active
- Moderate energy level
- Exercise needed: Moderate
- Indoor/outdoor: Indoor Only
- Available for Adoption
For more details or to arrange a meet-and-greet with Barry, please contact us at:
Email: adopt@orangeburgspca.org or aro.spca@outlook.com
Phone: 803-536-3918
How To Adopt
Adoption Requirements
The biggest requirement is that you are emotionally and financially ready to take care of and LOVE your new pet. You need a picture ID and if you are an apartment dweller you need to verify with your landlord that your pet is approved. Before leaving with your pet we will need to verify with your chosen veterinarian that an appointment has been made. We want to do everything possible to insure that the animals in our care transition to a caring environment.
- State or Government issued ID
- Minimum age of 21
- Verifiable veterinarian
- Pet must live inside
- Fenced yard is a plus
- Home check if there are any questions
What are the adoption fees?
Cats/Kittens – $125 and up
Puppies – $215 and up
Dogs – $200 and up
* Fees vary based on age and desirability of the specific dog or cat.
Why are there adoption fees?
The adoption fee includes the cost of spay/neuter surgery and a rabies vaccination for your new pet. To ensure your pet’s overall health and well-being, we require a visit with your own veterinarian for a check-up and any additional vaccinations that may be needed. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on the support of our community through adoption fees, donations, and bequests to continue our mission of providing care for homeless animals and promoting spay/neuter programs for dogs and cats.
