Adult F2 Male
Adult F2 Male
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- Name: Leigh Riley
- Posted: 01/02/2016
- Location: Virginia
- ID #23666
Tang is an adult F2 male in need of a new home. I have moved to a new house, and have limited space. He was born in August, 2011, so is about 4 yrs old, spayed, and up to date on his shots. He is about 20-25 lbs. Tang is a gorgeous orange cat, well-muscled, long, and lanky. He is not skittish but does not like to be held. He will ask for attention and pets when he is ready. He will bond to the right owner if they are VERY patient and give it a bit of time. He is not a difficult cat (unless you have to get him in a carrier or try to hold him), but fair warning - he will be very hissy for the first couple weeks in a new home and toward new owners.
He is great with the litter box, and has no health issues. He primarily eats canned cat food, about 3 cans per day. Ideally he would do best in a home without other cats or dogs, however he will get along with 1-2 other gentle-natured cats after a 2 week period alone to acclimate, and then a very gradual introduction. You must have a large enough home for this active cat to have a space of his own to minimize stress; an apartment is not suitable.
A new owner will need to understand and consider Tang’s special needs carefully before adopting; it is very traumatic for sensitive cats like Tang to be rehomed, and I want to make sure he is placed otni a PERMANENT loving home that will not give up on him or traumatize him further. There is no adoption fee.
If you think you have the right home environment for Tang, please tell me about yourself, where you live, and the type of home/environment you would provide.
He is great with the litter box, and has no health issues. He primarily eats canned cat food, about 3 cans per day. Ideally he would do best in a home without other cats or dogs, however he will get along with 1-2 other gentle-natured cats after a 2 week period alone to acclimate, and then a very gradual introduction. You must have a large enough home for this active cat to have a space of his own to minimize stress; an apartment is not suitable.
A new owner will need to understand and consider Tang’s special needs carefully before adopting; it is very traumatic for sensitive cats like Tang to be rehomed, and I want to make sure he is placed otni a PERMANENT loving home that will not give up on him or traumatize him further. There is no adoption fee.
If you think you have the right home environment for Tang, please tell me about yourself, where you live, and the type of home/environment you would provide.
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