Scottie - adopted!

 
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Scottie is a big beautiful tabby male.  We think his owners moved away without him when he showed up last year at a feral colony looking for food and love.  He was and can be a talker.  He was clearly a tame cat not afraid of humans.

One morning he was not there.  Pasadena Humane picked him up because his rear right leg was crushed.  A vet said he had no other internal injuries and amputation was possible.   Scottie tested negative for Felv/FIV and was in good health.  Scottie later experienced a very bad seizure.  He was given an MRI that was inconclusive, but that ruled out a brain tumor, so he was diagnosed with epilepsy.  He is taking anti seizure meds and is a very happy cat.  He gets along well with other cats in his foster home.  He hops along pretty fast for a tripod kitty.  Scottie loves to play  and is not fussy at all.  He would be a great companion to an elderly human or family with other disabled cats.

Breed: DSH Brown Tabby with White

  • Purebred: No

  • Sex: Male

  • Spayed/Neutered: Yes

  • Color: Brown Tabby with White

  • Birthday: June 10, 2016

  • Status: Available

  • Behavior: Sweet, friendly, and a real talker!

  • Good with children: unknown

  • Good with dogs: unknown

  • Good with cats: Yes

  • Special needs: Yes

  • Additional info: Scottie had one of his rear legs amputated but that does not stop him from doing anything! He has been diagnosed with epilepsy and is on daily meds.

 
 
 
Adoption, SponsoredSharon Clarkmale, youngadult, catfriendly, Tuxedo, Scottie