

Bertram
- Senior
- Male
- Medium
- Domestic Short Hair
About Bertram
Coupeville, WA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
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Bertram's Story
About Bertram<br/><br/>Believed to be about 12 years old, beautiful Siamese kitty Bertram is somewhat independent and also very talkative. When he first arrived at the shelter, he did not seem to appreciate attention and petting much, but we soon realized he was not feeling well. A vet check revealed he had a bladder stone. After receiving veterinary care for that, he now seems happier, more comfortable, and more welcoming of human attention. We believe Bertram would prefer to be the only cat in his new home and also a home with no small children. Bertram is on a special diet to maintain urinary tract health and prevent recurrence of bladder stones.<br/><br/>Considerations<br/>Indoors only; declawed on the front paws<br/>Senior<br/>Requires special diet
About Bertram
Believed to be about 12 years old, beautiful Siamese kitty Bertram is somewhat independent and also very talkative. When he first arrived at the shelter, he did not seem to appreciate attention and petting much, but we soon realized he was not feeling well. A vet check revealed he had a bladder stone. After receiving veterinary care for that, he now seems happier, more comfortable, and more welcoming of human attention. We believe Bertram would prefer to be the only cat in his new home and also a home with no small children. Bertram is on a special diet to maintain urinary tract health and prevent recurrence of bladder stones.
Considerations
Indoors only; declawed on the front paws
Senior
Requires special diet
About Bertram
Believed to be about 12 years old, beautiful Siamese kitty Bertram is somewhat independent and also very talkative. When he first arrived at the shelter, he did not seem to appreciate attention and petting much, but we soon realized he was not feeling well. A vet check revealed he had a bladder stone. After receiving veterinary care for that, he now seems happier, more comfortable, and more welcoming of human attention. We believe Bertram would prefer to be the only cat in his new home and also a home with no small children. Bertram is on a special diet to maintain urinary tract health and prevent recurrence of bladder stones.
Considerations
Indoors only; declawed on the front paws
Senior
Requires special diet
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How To Adopt
Bertram is from Whidbey Animals Improvement Foundation
[Coupeville, WA]
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