Adults Available for Adoption

Hi! You’re probably wondering how a 10-year-old cat ends up at a shelter. Unfortunately, my owner passed away and no one in the family wanted to take me. When I arrived, my body was fully matted and it was really painful, so I got a “Lion Cut” and I feel much better now. Don’t feel sorry for me and try to make me wear a sweater because I am much more comfortable now. (And between you and me, I hate sweaters!) I may be considered a “Senior Cat,” but I’m very independent and a little feisty. The nice people at the shelter made me their mascot, so now I have my own room and get to roam around in the hallway, so expect to see me trot down the hall when you come and visit! I can be a little grumpy, but everybody always says that's why they love me. I’ll get along with older cats after a couple days, but please don’t place me with very young kittens, and the same goes for very young kids. I need a home with adults or older, cat savvy kids that know when I want attention and when I don’t. After being at the shelter for only a little bit, I'm already much happier and I really enjoy interacting with the volunteers and following them on their heels, begging for treats and attention. I hope you can find it in your heart to give me a furr-ever home!