Chip

Chip<br/>Male Shorthaired Orange Tabby<br/>In my last home I was loving and playful. I lived<br/>with a senior couple and another cat until my<br/>human dad died, and mom moved into a place that<br/>didn’t allow pets. I loved my humans but didn’t<br/>care for the other cat. I slept on the couch or bed.<br/>Although I’m toothless, I’m a good eater (especially<br/>canned food.) That was a comfortable life, a far<br/>cry from my beginnings when I was rescued from a<br/>storm drain! My kind rescuer lost her home so she<br/>brought me to The Animal League knowing my<br/>charming personality would win hearts quickly.<br/>Why don’t you meet me to see if you agree? I’d like<br/>that!<br/><br/><br/>The Animal League of Green Valley does not allow declawing. The volunteers will show you how to trim claws. If you insist on having a declawed cat, please look for a cat that has been previously declawed.<br/>To view additional animals and find out more about The Animal League of Green Valley, visit our website at www.talgv.org or call (520) 625-3170 between 10 am and 2 pm Monday though Sunday.

Chip
Male Shorthaired Orange Tabby
In my last home I was loving and playful. I lived
with a senior couple and another cat until my
human dad died, and mom moved into a place that
didn’t allow pets. I loved my humans but didn’t
care for the other cat. I slept on the couch or bed.
Although I’m toothless, I’m a good eater (especially
canned food.) That was a comfortable life, a far
cry from my beginnings when I was rescued from a
storm drain! My kind rescuer lost her home so she
brought me to The Animal League knowing my
charming personality would win hearts quickly.
Why don’t you meet me to see if you agree? I’d like
that!


The Animal League of Green Valley does not allow declawing. The volunteers will show you how to trim claws. If you insist on having a declawed cat, please look for a cat that has been previously declawed.
To view additional animals and find out more about The Animal League of Green Valley, visit our website at www.talgv.org or call (

Chip
Male Shorthaired Orange Tabby
In my last home I was loving and playful. I lived
with a senior couple and another cat until my
human dad died, and mom moved into a place that
didn’t allow pets. I loved my humans but didn’t
care for the other cat. I slept on the couch or bed.
Although I’m toothless, I’m a good eater (especially
canned food.) That was a comfortable life, a far
cry from my beginnings when I was rescued from a
storm drain! My kind rescuer lost her home so she
brought me to The Animal League knowing my
charming personality would win hearts quickly.
Why don’t you meet me to see if you agree? I’d like
that!


The Animal League of Green Valley does not allow declawing. The volunteers will show you how to trim claws. If you insist on having a declawed cat, please look for a cat that has been previously declawed.
To view additional animals and find out more about The Animal League of Green Valley, visit our website at www.talgv.org or call (520) 625-3170 between 10 am and 2 pm Monday though Sunday.