Meow! My name is Tripper

Tripper was dropped off at a feral colony when he was very young.  He was trapped, neutered and returned.   An Adopt A Stray volunteer soon found out that unlike most of the cats,  he liked the company of humans.  Matter of fact, Tripper got his name because he greeted the volunteer so enthusiastically, rubbing against her legs and begging for some attention that she was afraid she would trip over him!

This handsome classic red tabby (markings form a circle), is now in a foster home.  He was happy to have regular meals and a nice bed, but was very unsure of his new surroundings and frightened easily.  It's hard for a cat who has lived totally outside for so long to get use to all the sights and sounds of a house but each day he grew a little more confident.  Several months later he's still a little skittish, (runs and hides when someone knocks on the door, or when it thunders or anything unusual happens, or if you move towards him quickly), but sit somewhere quietly for a while and he is an extremely affectionate cat.  He loves to be petted and especially loves a good belly rub.  He's not at all hesitant to return the affection with head butts and body rub.  His paws curl and kneed and he purrs loudly to let you know how much he enjoys the attention. 

You can fill out an application for Tripper at the Pembroke Pines Petsmart or click on the link below to fill out an application online or print and fax one to (954) 965-0406.

Learn more about Adopt A Stray by visiting our website www.adoptastray.ws

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