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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
–
Age
13 years 6 months old, Senior
Sex
Male
Pet ID
U220874
Hair Length
short
My details
Good with cats
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
My friends and I were a transplant from another rescue in Mississauga that was shutting down. I was a very vocal boy (in a bad way) when I first arrived and didn’t want the humans getting close at all. I withdrew myself and spent much of my time hiding as far away from the humans as possible. Like many of my friends, I improved with time and patience. I’ve learned how to relax and now enjoy lounging around in comfy beds. I’m a fairly easy going cat and pretty good about keeping to myself when you’re too busy for me. I enjoy human attention and I’m happy to approach you for headbutts and treats. I am very food motivated and can sometimes get too excited and graze you with my teeth (I only have my bottom canines and incisors). I’m fairly indifferent to things like toys and catnip. I’m also slowly learning being picked up isn’t as horrifying as I originally thought. I’m very healthy for my age and extremely agile! I have the adorable Scottish fold ears but I am NOT a Scottish fold. I had a long history of ear mites/ear infections that became so itchy that this “cauliflower” ear is from years of self-trauma. My ears will always be a little itchy due to how it healed. I get along with other cats well enough, but it’s more so a tolerance thing. I’ll likely do great on my own in a patient household.Applications are reviewed in order received until an appropriate match is made.
For more information about Next Chance Cat Rescue, please visit our website at http://nextchancecatrescue.com
My friends and I were a transplant from another rescue in Mississauga that was shutting down. I was a very vocal boy (in a bad way) when I first arrived and didn’t want the humans getting close at all. I withdrew myself and spent much of my time hiding as far away from the humans as possible. Like many of my friends, I improved with time and patience. I’ve learned how to relax and now enjoy lounging around in comfy beds. I’m a fairly easy going cat and pretty good about keeping to myself when you’re too busy for me. I enjoy human attention and I’m happy to approach you for headbutts and treats. I am very food motivated and can sometimes get too excited and graze you with my teeth (I only have my bottom canines and incisors). I’m fairly indifferent to things like toys and catnip. I’m also slowly learning being picked up isn’t as horrifying as I originally thought. I’m very healthy for my age and extremely agile! I have the adorable Scottish fold ears but I am NOT a Scottish fold. I had a long history of ear mites/ear infections that became so itchy that this “cauliflower” ear is from years of self-trauma. My ears will always be a little itchy due to how it healed. I get along with other cats well enough, but it’s more so a tolerance thing. I’ll likely do great on my own in a patient household.Applications are reviewed in order received until an appropriate match is made.
For more information about Next Chance Cat Rescue, please visit our website at http://nextchancecatrescue.com
At this time, our cats are only viewable on websites as they are in foster homes. Cats can occasionally be moved to meet people with completed applications.
At this time, our cats are only viewable on websites as they are in foster homes. Cats can occasionally be moved to meet people with completed applications.
More about this rescue
We take in cats that are abandoned or born in colonies that animal control for the area does not wish to accept or keep. We also take cats that other rescues cannot place (due to location, age, colour, or quantity). We will take owner surrenders if other options are unwilling to take. In short, we take in cats that have few to no other options.
We take in cats that are abandoned or born in colonies that animal control for the area does not wish to accept or keep. We also take cats that other rescues cannot place (due to location, age, colour, or quantity). We will take owner surrenders if other options are unwilling to take. In short, we take in cats that have few to no other options.
