My name is Bear!

I’m available for adoption and I will be ready to go home once I`ve been spayed/neutered! Please read the questions and answers below to learn more about me. If I sound like a good fit, come out to Greenhill Humane Society to meet me!

Do you like other cats? I previously lived with a lot of other cats and would likely do well with another cat after a slow introduction period.

What do you think about living with a dog? I have no known history with dogs. I might do well with a dog after a slow introduction period.

How do you feel about kids? I previously lived with children and I`d likely do well with other kids but I`d like to meet any kids before going to live with them.

What was your previous home like? I lived with 31 other cats in a 3 bedroom home and I might have had access outside.

What’s your ideal home like? One where I can receive lots of love and attention with people who have plenty of time to play with me. I might have had access outside in my previous home but could likely adjust to living indoors only if I`m provided with enough entertainment and stimulation inside.

Is there anything else we should know about you? I am super cute and very sweet! Please ask about my medical release.
Greenhill Humane Society assisted Springfield Animal Control with response to an abandonment/neglect hoarding situation in January 2025 where they removed 31 felines from filthy and inadequate living conditions. Now that the cats have received care and a veterinary exam they are ready for adoption! These cats have always lived together and really enjoy being together, so if you adopt two of these felines together we are offering $20 off each cat’s adoption (working barn cats not included).