Cajun

Loving blue-eyed Cajun. He's so easy to love and so easy to live with.<br/><br/>This boy of unknown age--we are guessing 5 years or so--is a sweet and gentle soul. He was born into a colony of cats that did get some attention from his person, but he had to live outside with lots of other cats. The result of that halfway neglected life is evident on the frozen ear and the poor coat. It was survival but it was not really a pleasant life. He got along with the other cats and shared the cheap food put out for them and shared the resting places provided for them. Cajun did fine. He hunted some. He got along fine with the other nice cats. He survived.<br/><br/>Now it's time for him to have more than survival. And he wants that. A home where he is welcomed in that's warm and has good food, and people who really love him and want to hold him on their laps sometimes while he purrs and lets them know he is very happy.<br/><br/>He's fine with other nice cats. He has no desire whatsoever to create any chaos. He's a mellow natured boy who will be happy being part of a family and having a home.<br/><br/>We think Cajun will be fine living with other nice cats or he may be fine as the only cat. We do think that he will need a good place to go outside when the weather is nice where Cajun could commune with nature but not be stuck outside with no home to go back to.<br/><br/>If you are interested in this very easy going blue-point Siamese fellow, please call or text 907 953-0333

Loving blue-eyed Cajun. He's so easy to love and so easy to live with.

This boy of unknown age--we are guessing 5 years or so--is a sweet and gentle soul. He was born into a colony of cats that did get some attention from his person, but he had to live outside with lots of other cats. The result of that halfway neglected life is evident on the frozen ear and the poor coat. It was survival but it was not really a pleasant life. He got along with the other cats and shared the cheap food put out for them and shared the resting places provided for them. Cajun did fine. He hunted some. He got along fine with the other nice cats. He survived.

Now it's time for him to have more than survival. And he wants that. A home where he is welcomed in that's warm and has good food, and people who really love him and want to hold him on their laps sometimes while he purrs and lets them know he is very happy.

He's fine with other nice cats. He has no desire whatsoever to create any chaos. He's a mellow natured boy w

Loving blue-eyed Cajun. He's so easy to love and so easy to live with.

This boy of unknown age--we are guessing 5 years or so--is a sweet and gentle soul. He was born into a colony of cats that did get some attention from his person, but he had to live outside with lots of other cats. The result of that halfway neglected life is evident on the frozen ear and the poor coat. It was survival but it was not really a pleasant life. He got along with the other cats and shared the cheap food put out for them and shared the resting places provided for them. Cajun did fine. He hunted some. He got along fine with the other nice cats. He survived.

Now it's time for him to have more than survival. And he wants that. A home where he is welcomed in that's warm and has good food, and people who really love him and want to hold him on their laps sometimes while he purrs and lets them know he is very happy.

He's fine with other nice cats. He has no desire whatsoever to create any chaos. He's a mellow natured boy who will be happy being part of a family and having a home.

We think Cajun will be fine living with other nice cats or he may be fine as the only cat. We do think that he will need a good place to go outside when the weather is nice where Cajun could commune with nature but not be stuck outside with no home to go back to.

If you are interested in this very easy going blue-point Si