Diddly

Diddly is big fan of laps. He craves attention and would like another cat close to his age to play with. He is quiet, but meows for his food. Very friendly to other cats.<br/>He was left here at the rescue by someone and it took several months before he would trust people again. He is very self entertaining and boy does he love the toys. He may be scared of new people at first sight, but it doesn't take long before he crawls into your lap. He should be good with older children, we don't know about young children. He is a sweetheart. Something happened to his tail, we don't know what, but he had it amputated with his neuter. I didin't mention it, but he is a classic tabby. My personal favorite. Diddly has FIV, this is a big nothing burger as far as I'm concerned. It takes NO extra care, we have many cats that live a normal, healthy life with FIV. Our rescue has 4 FIV cats and 4 without ( in one household) and it has never spread to any other cats. It only spreads through deep bite wounds. Usually between un-neutered males. You can research this for yourself.

Diddly is big fan of laps. He craves attention and would like another cat close to his age to play with. He is quiet, but meows for his food. Very friendly to other cats.
He was left here at the rescue by someone and it took several months before he would trust people again. He is very self entertaining and boy does he love the toys. He may be scared of new people at first sight, but it doesn't take long before he crawls into your lap. He should be good with older children, we don't know about young children. He is a sweetheart. Something happened to his tail, we don't know what, but he had it amputated with his neuter. I didin't mention it, but he is a classic tabby. My personal favorite. Diddly has FIV, this is a big nothing burger as far as I'm concerned. It takes NO extra care, we have many cats that live a normal, healthy life with FIV. Our rescue has 4 FIV cats and 4 without ( in one household) and it has never spread to any other cats. It only spreads through deep bite wounds. Usually between un-neutered males. Yo

Diddly is big fan of laps. He craves attention and would like another cat close to his age to play with. He is quiet, but meows for his food. Very friendly to other cats.
He was left here at the rescue by someone and it took several months before he would trust people again. He is very self entertaining and boy does he love the toys. He may be scared of new people at first sight, but it doesn't take long before he crawls into your lap. He should be good with older children, we don't know about young children. He is a sweetheart. Something happened to his tail, we don't know what, but he had it amputated with his neuter. I didin't mention it, but he is a classic tabby. My personal favorite. Diddly has FIV, this is a big nothing burger as far as I'm concerned. It takes NO extra care, we have many cats that live a normal, healthy life with FIV. Our rescue has 4 FIV cats and 4 without ( in one household) and it has never spread to any other cats. It only spreads through deep bite wounds. Usually between un-neutered males. You can research this for yourself.