Who could say no to adopting Brownie?

Brownie is this week’s Summit Radio Pet of the Week from the BC SPCA in Castlegar.

Brownie is a sweet boy (just like the treat!) who is full of character. He came in with his siblings, Cupcake and Oreo, through a large-scale intake. After a couple weeks of love and care, he is now ready to be adopted! Brownie is a little shy at first but once he opens up, he is the funniest cat you’ll ever meet! Not only is he a professional ball chaser but he is also quite good at gymnastics. Often, he can be found on the tallest cat tree in the room. His balancing skills are almost as good as his landing skills!

If you would like to learn more about Brownie, visit here: https://adopt.spca.bc.ca/pets/788303/

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