Conrad

CONRAD is a male-neutered short hair brown tabby senior cat, born about 2017. He was rescued as a stray. The owner of Conrad (& Isabel, & Jeremiah) died, & his daughter was unable to keep them. YAPS accepted him (& the other two cats) mid-Sept. 2025. No prior veterinary records are available. The prior owner's daughter states Conrad was rather shy, but there was very limited human contact with the cats. He's getting more social at YAPS, with more human interaction. We find him to be: handsome, & progressively more social. He may or may not come to you to be petted. He may accept being petted, and may head-butt you in appreciation. Currently he prefers not to be held. When adopted, he should initially be placed in a "safe room" to gradually adjust to his new surroundings.

CONRAD is a male-neutered short hair brown tabby senior cat, born about 2017. He was rescued as a stray. The owner of Conrad (& Isabel, & Jeremiah) died, & his daughter was unable to keep them. YAPS accepted him (& the other two cats) mid-Sept. 2025. No prior veterinary records are available. The prior owner's daughter states Conrad was rather shy, but there was very limited human contact with the cats. He's getting more social at YAPS, with more human interaction. We find him to be: handsome, & progressively more social. He may or may not come to you to be petted. He may accept being petted, and may head-butt you in appreciation. Currently he prefers not to be held. When adopted, he should initially be placed in a "safe room" to gradually adjust to his new surroundings.

CONRAD is a male-neutered short hair brown tabby senior cat, born about 2017. He was rescued as a stray. The owner of Conrad (& Isabel, & Jeremiah) died, & his daughter was unable to keep them. YAPS accepted him (& the other two cats) mid-Sept. 2025. No prior veterinary records are available. The prior owner's daughter states Conrad was rather shy, but there was very limited human contact with the cats. He's getting more social at YAPS, with more human interaction. We find him to be: handsome, & progressively more social. He may or may not come to you to be petted. He may accept being petted, and may head-butt you in appreciation. Currently he prefers not to be held. When adopted, he should initially be placed in a "safe room" to gradually adjust to his new surroundings.