MEET UNO — always dressed for the occasion! ![]()
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Some cats roll out of bed looking disheveled. Uno rolls out of bed looking like he’s about to attend a black-tie gala. This dashing 6-month-old tuxedo boy never met an occasion he didn’t overdress for — snack time, nap time, zoomies at 3 a.m., all handled in full formalwear.
A little about the cat in the tux:
Domestic Medium Hair, classic black-and-white tuxedo coat — no rental required, he owns it
Friendly, curious, and affectionate (the manners really do match the outfit)
Loves play and treats — turns out even well-dressed cats have zero chill
Gets along beautifully with other cats and kids
Dogs are still an unconfirmed guest on the list — TBD
Uno used to be the shy one hovering by the coat check, but he’s since found his confidence and now fully embraces being the center of attention. Once you get to know him, you’ll see he’s got the warmest heart under all that formalwear.
He’s the only Domestic Medium Hair in his whole litter, so really — he’s one of a kind, in more ways than one.
Ready to RSVP “yes” to Uno?
Visit him in the cat room Tuesday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Adoption applications available at the shelter or anytime at www.shorespca.com
Questions? Call us Tuesday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. at 757-787-7385
Uno’s ready to make it a formal affair — forever.


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