My name is Quincy and I am  a very handsome boy!  I am considered "special needs" because I came into contact with an FIP cat (Feline infectious peritonitis) That does not mean I will ever have the disease. I was recently re-tested and the future looks very bright for me!  But as a precaution, I should be an only cat or adopted with my foster sibling, Camille.  My coat though black at first, is now turning a soft smoke color  and I may possibly be a Turkish Angora mix.   I came to Miss Kitty's after being found outside and alone as a little guy.  I am now approximately 1 year old and fit in quite nicely with my foster family, which...

My name is Quincy and I am  a very handsome boy!  I am considered "special needs" because I came into contact with an FIP cat (Feline infectious peritonitis) That does not mean I will ever have the disease. I was recently re-tested and the future looks very bright for me!  But as a precaution, I should be an only cat or adopted with my foster sibling, Camille.  My coat though black at first, is now turning a soft smoke color  and I may possibly be a Turkish Angora mix.   I came to Miss Kitty's after being found outside and alone as a little guy.  I am now approximately 1 year old and fit in quite nicely with my foster family, which includes a large, gentle dog.  I especially enjoy playing in the sink with a dribble of water, running with my foster siblings and talking!!!  I am very active, playful and demand "in your face" attention!  I am now ready to find my forever home!  For more information on me or my step sister, please call Elizabeth at (928) 848-9509.    

(5/17/13)