This Pet of the Week has a unique personality

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Meet Toby, our Summit Radio Pet of the Week from the BC SPCA West Kootenay in Castlegar!

Toby is a very outgoing boy who adores getting attention from anyone and everyone. He walks a little funny due to the fact that he is constantly making biscuits with his little feet. He literally never stops. He is a chatty boy that enjoys telling you all about your day until you distract him with pets. He’s not a huge fan of being picked up but will gladly curl up beside you. He has been in a home with other cats and dogs but he will need a companion that doesn’t mind him demanding their attention also.

If he sounds like a good match for you, learn more about meeting him here: https://adopt.spca.bc.ca/pets/791805/

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