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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Mediumhair
Color
Gray or Blue (Mostly)
Age
Young
Sex
Male
Pet ID
022916
Hair Length
medium
My details
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Has special needs
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Why hello there! I was just enjoying a little cat nap, but am delighted you stopped by to learn more about me! To give you a little history, a Good Samaritan found me around her house and was taking care of me for the past year, but couldn't any longer. Planned Pethood recognized that I was one gorgeous sweet boy, and easily saw that I would provide lots of love and affection to anyone who welcomed me into their family. I am a confident kitty who adores humans! I love to be petted as much as I love to play. I'm an easy going cuddler and lover -- just a total sweetheart and all around wonderful kitty (not to mention, I'm one beautiful kitty, so says everyone!)! I am just over a year old. If you would like to meet me, call Karen L at 419-250-7925 to ensure I will be at one of our weekend adoption events. Or, simply call to arrange a meeting anytime (I can probably fit you in around my nap times, haha!).
Special Notes:
Scout has an immune-suppressing virus that he carries called FIV, and thus, is more susceptible to catching illness and not being able to fight it off (due to his general low immunity). BUT WAIT -- please read on. FIV cats can -- and do(!) -- live long, full lives! There are no medicines needed, one just needs to follow standard vet care recommendations (annual check-ups for sure, and dental cleanings when advised by your vet), keep Scout indoors and feed him a quality diet. FIV is NOT transferrable to humans or dogs, but IS transferrable to other cats, mainly through a bite wound (saliva needs to enter blood stream), so it is important that if you already have a cat, or will be adding more than one, that they all like each other. FIV and non-FIV cats that get along, can share food/water bowls without issue. If Scout is your only kitty, or you have other FIV+ kitties, then of course, there is no concern. Please feel free to contact the foster if you have any questions.
- See more at: http://www.plannedpethood.org/cats/available.html
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