Tabby kittens & cats in Pulaski, Tennessee

It's a post a pet owner never wants to make. We have tried everything we can and it just seems that it is not working. For his peace of mind and safety of our daughters, we need to rehome our beloved 8-year-old Cat, Jack. He will need to be in an adult-only house with no other animals or kids. He has been ok with our 4 year old female cat. He was used being the only pet up till 5 years ago and has not been able to adjust well with our toddler and infant. No harm has come to our human children, but the most he has done is hiss. He has destroyed our bedroom carpet and a few pieces of clothing. He is a shy boy and may take time to warm up. He is fixed and in-door only (ONLY serious inquiries) We are willing to help pay for his vaccinations to get him up to date.

Say hello to Iceman. Iceman is a sweet quiet young man who is looking for a patient home. He actually loves being in your lap but needs a home willing to give him time to settle in and who understands he wants to ask for attention vs receive it randomly. He absolutely loves other cats, particularly other friendly playful cats, and would make a great companion for another young cat or kitten. Iceman is a quiet shy cat who’s had a rough life in his 1.3 years. Iceman was originally with FOR as a kitten, was adopted and when he was about 8 months, he was diagnosed with FIP. FIP is considered fatal, however there is an experimental treatment that shows a lot of promise and his adopters decided to get him started with it. Part way through the 3 month treatment, they decided to release him back to FOR, and he’s been in a foster home since then. He completed his initial 3 months of treatment and completed a 3 month monitor period and he is as healthy as they come. Once the three month period is over with no relapse, he is considered cured from FIP, making him an #FIPWarrior and #FIPSurvivor. He is listed as special needs because of the FIP in his past, although it is not expected to influence him again. The initial stages of FIP treatment are very painful, so he has anxiety about being approached and being grabbed. He is very happy to approach you and sit on your lap and be petted, but he wants it to be on his terms. He is currently fostered with both Maverick and Bob, who are ridiculously friendly and either one would make a good pairing with Iceman. Do you have a special place for Iceman? He’s alive thanks to his treatment, he’s healthy as can be and he just needs a kind and patient home who understands his quirks. He’s fully vetted, neutered and ready to move on (preferably to a cat buddy too).