Sergeant Stevens

About Sergeant Stevens (Domestic short hair) in Riverside County

Sergeant Stevens is waiting for you at Workin' Whiskers in United States. APRIL 2026 PLEASE READ ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BELOW. IT WILL ANSWER ALL YOUR QUESTIONS. If you still have questions after, we are happy to respond through email. It is a long read and a long adoption process. Please understand we are ensuring that our babies go to great homes and we don't know you personally (yet). Understand that this is an adoption of a beautiful little soul that deserves the absolute best life. The average lifespan of a cat is 13 to 20 years. Some cats even live into their thirties, although this is far less common. So don't let that discourage you from adopting an adult cat! Rescue Mama has had 3 live into their 20's. One was 8 weeks old. SERGEANT STEVENS and his 3 brothers (SERGEANT JEFFREY " JACK " MUMFORD, SERGEANT BECKER and DETECTIVE JOHN BURROWS) were found by the side of a freeway. Our trapper friend could not find a rescue. They had to live in a kitty tent in someone's backyard. When she told us, we frantically got them here. SERGEANT STEVENS is with our rescue now and is ready to be adopted. Meet SERGEANT STEVENS, a sleek and handsome cat Domestic Shorthair Tabby mix from Torrance, California whose tiger-striped coat hints at his quiet bravery and playful spirit. Despite his shy and cautious demeanor, this young fellow has a heart full of love just waiting to be shared with the right family. Found by the side of a freeway and spending much of his early life in a kitty tent, SERGEANT STEVENS is ready to march into a loving home where he can finally feel safe and secure. SERGEANT STEVENS might be a bit skittish at first, but don’t be fooled—he’s just taking his time to assess the situation like any good officer would. Once he’s comfortable, his playful side emerges, and he’ll eagerly engage with toys or enjoy a good romp with other feline friends. He’s a social cat who thrives in the company of others, especially if they happen to be fellow cats. W