Snowshoe kittens & cats in Easthampton, Massachusetts

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This magically sweet, gentle, snuggly boy is Merlin! He came into rescue after his owners moved and unable to take him, just opened the door and let him go in their neighborhood. People who lived in the vicinity this poor gentle house at trying to survive, with stray cats beating him up, and they felt terrible. They reached out to anyone they could and fortunately we had a wonderful foster home able to take him in and give him love until he finds his forever home! Merlin is 5 years old, and a wonderfully good boy. He has been to the vets and has now had everything completed including vaccines, deworming, testing negative for fiv/felv, he’s been microchipped, and neutered! His ears are a little tattered from being injured by other kitties, but they don’t bother him at all. He’s a healthy happy guy who is ready for adoption! In foster care this guy has shown to be such a quiet, snuggly, tender soul. He is a peaceful easy going guy and seems to thrive best in a gentle, loving quiet home where he is able to take cat naps, and his favorite is snuggling up on the lap of the person he loves best! He is a litterbox pro and super easy going and well behaved in the house. His primary desire is just a quite peaceful home where he can blossom and have gentle loving human companionship. He loves to snuggle on the sofa with you and sleep beside you at night. He’s absolutely beautiful, and so wonderfully sweet. If you are looking for a kind and gentle, gorgeous, devoted peaceful companion, this guy will absolutely steal your heart! If you’d like to be the one who makes his dreams of a warm and loving forever home come true, please visit www.greatdivideanimalrescue.org and submit an application for adoption today!! **NOTE** to ensure prompt response- please go directly to our website (www.greatdivideanimalrescue.org/applicationcats) to apply, or email (inquiries.rescuematch@aol.com) directly with any questions to ensure your inquiry/application is received by our organization. Also, please always remember to check your spam email when working through an adoption process with any organization to ensure you always receive correspondence:)