Cash

Cash was a stray we were feeding and TNR'd around Christmas 2021. Over the course of that year, he began to trust us a bit more, starting to let us pet him and running up the street to meet us in the driveway. Before Hurricane Ian, we could only hope that the feral cats in the colony would find a safe place to weather the storm. We took Cash in to keep him safe since he was so friendly and he hunkered down in our bathroom. During that time, we were able to see just how loving and gentle Cash had become! He needs a home with people to love that will love him in return. He is approximately 5 years old, FIV/FELV negative, neutered, and up to date on shots. The rescue vet discovered that he likely has what is commonly known as pillow foot which is an inflammatory disease that affects the paw pads. He is not being treated for it since he has had no issues with his toe beans. However, they should be looked at daily for any problems so it can be treated with a steroid. Cash was more than ready to learn how to be an inside cat. He is curious, sweet and snuggly, and is very patient with new fosters that come through even if they don't want to be friends with him at first.. He can spook easily as he gets used to being around new people but his inquisitiveness and love for snuggles doesn’t keep him hiding for long!

Cash was a stray we were feeding and TNR'd around Christmas 2021. Over the course of that year, he began to trust us a bit more, starting to let us pet him and running up the street to meet us in the driveway. Before Hurricane Ian, we could only hope that the feral cats in the colony would find a safe place to weather the storm. We took Cash in to keep him safe since he was so friendly and he hunkered down in our bathroom. During that time, we were able to see just how loving and gentle Cash had become! He needs a home with people to love that will love him in return. He is approximately 5 years old, FIV/FELV negative, neutered, and up to date on shots. The rescue vet discovered that he likely has what is commonly known as pillow foot which is an inflammatory disease that affects the paw pads. He is not being treated for it since he has had no issues with his toe beans. However, they should be looked at daily for any problems so it can be treated with a steroid. Cash was more than ready to learn how to be an inside cat. He i

Cash was a stray we were feeding and TNR'd around Christmas 2021. Over the course of that year, he began to trust us a bit more, starting to let us pet him and running up the street to meet us in the driveway. Before Hurricane Ian, we could only hope that the feral cats in the colony would find a safe place to weather the storm. We took Cash in to keep him safe since he was so friendly and he hunkered down in our bathroom. During that time, we were able to see just how loving and gentle Cash had become! He needs a home with people to love that will love him in return. He is approximately 5 years old, FIV/FELV negative, neutered, and up to date on shots. The rescue vet discovered that he likely has what is commonly known as pillow foot which is an inflammatory disease that affects the paw pads. He is not being treated for it since he has had no issues with his toe beans. However, they should be looked at daily for any problems so it can be treated with a steroid. Cash was more than ready to learn how to be an inside cat. He is curious, sweet and snuggly, and is very patient with new fosters that come through even if they don't want to be friends with him at first.. He can spook easily as he gets used to being around new people but his inquisitiveness and love for snuggles doesn’t keep him hiding for long!