Sluggo Tabby Ringoes, NJ

This is one extra-large boy! Sluggo, a lovely buff tabby with a white patch on his chest and throat, tips the scales at almost 22 pounds; he's one of our largest felines. It's not all fat, either, though he is undeniably a bit chunky. Our best guess is that Sluggo was born in mid-June of 2007, and he has no health issues that we've been able to determine.


Although he's a fine boy with people, Sluggo really doesn't do well around other cats. He was adopted from Tabby's Place and went to a multiple-cat household. He soon began to show a lot of aggression to the other cats. The adopter, an experienced cat owner and pet-sitter, tried everything she could think of and kept up hr efforts for months, but Sluggo remained overly-aggressive with her other cats, and she eventually returned him to us. Because of this, we strongly recommend that he be an "only" cat.


Sluggo but he doesn't know his own strength. If he becomes overstimulated, he can play quite rough. Because of this, we also recommend he go to a home without small children.


While Sluggo has a couple of limitations where potential adopters are concerned, he's a terrific boy in many other ways. We're hopeful that he'll soon find his "forever" home.