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Posted over 9 years ago
| Updated over 8 years ago
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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Black & White or Tuxedo
Age
Adult
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Tucker, he’s had quite the journey in his fairly young life and he would like nothing more than to have a home to call his own. We don’t know exactly where he came from but we do know he wound up in Gorham and was being fed by a wonderful woman out there who also gave him (and a few other cats!) shelter. She noticed he seemed friendly and sure enough when we trapped him thinking he would go to a barn, we could reach right in and pet him! He was either lost or abandoned but either way ended up in our care and is happy being indoors, safe and sound.
Tucker was sick for a bit (side effects of being outside all that time) but we got him taken care of and he’s a sweet healthy boy who’s looking for someone to return his loyalty and love.
This is from one of his caretakers at his foster home:
Tucker is very timid and scares easily, but once he has grown accustom to a new environment he becomes the most playful and loving cat. He is not the hugging type but loves to sit in your lap.
Tucker is very sensitive to sound and will run and hide from loud noises and doesn’t do well with loud commotion and lots of people. He would do well in a quiet home with older children or an “empty nest” couple looking to give a special cat a loving home. He will need some time to adjust - as any cat who’s been out on his own for a while and one with an unknown past.
He’s a very handsome, mellow boy, on the quiet side, loves to be petted and gets along well with other cats and when he was in foster care he would “mother” the kittens that also were there! He would be fine as your one and only also and we think he’d be fine with dogs - as long as they don’t try to chase him!!
This guy has had enough changes in his life and he’s hoping there’s someone out there who will take him home and give him the permanent home he’s so longing for. And deserves!!
If you’d like to come see him let his caregiver know and we know you’ll fall in love with this wonderful guy call his foster home to meet him today at Julie.powers@voanne.org or 207-553-2188.
