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My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Orange or Red
Age
13 years old, Senior
Sex
Male
Pet ID
59836824
Hair Length
short
My story
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Stanley is a semi-independent soul looking for a peaceful place to finally relax and be himself. He became very skittish when his previous family welcomed their first baby—and with another on the way, they knew this quiet boy deserved a calmer home where he doesn’t have to hide to feel safe. Stanley may bond closely with one or two people, offering soft requests for attention on his terms, but he’s perfectly content simply sharing space with those he trusts.
This handsome polydactyl gentleman has extra toes that will need regular nail trims, as they don’t always wear down naturally. He’s definitely a “four paws on the floor” cat—being picked up isn’t his thing—but he’ll seek out affection when he’s comfortable. Stanley would thrive in a quiet home with no dogs or young kids, and he’d enjoy having a calm feline friend or two. Give him a dedicated space to decompress for at least a week before any introductions, and he’ll settle in at his own gentle pace, ready to enjoy the quiet life he’s been waiting for.
Stanley is a semi-independent soul looking for a peaceful place to finally relax and be himself. He became very skittish when his previous family welcomed their first baby—and with another on the way, they knew this quiet boy deserved a calmer home where he doesn’t have to hide to feel safe. Stanley may bond closely with one or two people, offering soft requests for attention on his terms, but he’s perfectly content simply sharing space with those he trusts.
This handsome polydactyl gentleman has extra toes that will need regular nail trims, as they don’t always wear down naturally. He’s definitely a “four paws on the floor” cat—being picked up isn’t his thing—but he’ll seek out affection when he’s comfortable. Stanley would thrive in a quiet home with no dogs or young kids, and he’d enjoy having a calm feline friend or two. Give him a dedicated space to decompress for at least a week before any introductions, and he’ll settle in at his own gentle pace, ready to enjoy the quiet life he’s been waiting for.
