Collin

Collin is a very sweet and outgoing little boy! <br/><br/>Collin was born in a barn, and was brought to a vet clinic for euthanasia because he had an umbilical hernia that needed repaired. The vet said no way! Because Collin is such a happy and healthy guy. <br/><br/>We did the repair, which was really just closing up his belly button, and now Collin is ready to find his forever family. He has no special needs or care instructions at all, the surgery was just a one time thing and now he is good to go. <br/><br/>Collin is fostered with kids, loud dogs, and a bunch of other cats. He doesnt mind any of them at all, and is laid back and just rolls with the craziness in his foster home. <br/><br/>Collin is very attention seeking, and does not hide. He would be an good cat for small kids because he likes to be picked up, and I can imagine him being dressed up for tea parties and not minding one bit. <br/><br/>Dont let Collin get overlooked! He truly is the best guy and deserves a good home.

Collin is a very sweet and outgoing little boy!

Collin was born in a barn, and was brought to a vet clinic for euthanasia because he had an umbilical hernia that needed repaired. The vet said no way! Because Collin is such a happy and healthy guy.

We did the repair, which was really just closing up his belly button, and now Collin is ready to find his forever family. He has no special needs or care instructions at all, the surgery was just a one time thing and now he is good to go.

Collin is fostered with kids, loud dogs, and a bunch of other cats. He doesnt mind any of them at all, and is laid back and just rolls with the craziness in his foster home.

Collin is very attention seeking, and does not hide. He would be an good cat for small kids because he likes to be picked up, and I can imagine him being dressed up for tea parties and not minding one bit.

Dont let Collin get overlooked! He truly is the best guy and deserves a good home.

Collin is a very sweet and outgoing little boy!

Collin was born in a barn, and was brought to a vet clinic for euthanasia because he had an umbilical hernia that needed repaired. The vet said no way! Because Collin is such a happy and healthy guy.

We did the repair, which was really just closing up his belly button, and now Collin is ready to find his forever family. He has no special needs or care instructions at all, the surgery was just a one time thing and now he is good to go.

Collin is fostered with kids, loud dogs, and a bunch of other cats. He doesnt mind any of them at all, and is laid back and just rolls with the craziness in his foster home.

Collin is very attention seeking, and does not hide. He would be an good cat for small kids because he likes to be picked up, and I can imagine him being dressed up for tea parties and not minding one bit.

Dont let Collin get overlooked! He truly is the best guy and deserves a good home.